A question for believers......................
Now I already know the answer because I prayed to god and he told me....but
When God decides that scripture will be involved in the changing of a heart, must this scripture be biblical scripture, or can the scripture be anywhere such as what is typed in letters between friends?
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Hey, go easy on yourself that's not a worthless question. I know from my experience that I thought god would stop giving me his message because I refused to acknowledge him openly in my life like he asked me to. I begged and begged for him to come back and interrupt me againn like he did the first time but he left me to sit in my sorry situation until the lesson sunk in. I only pray that I don't fail so miserably with this chance. So in short. Feeling unworthy makes me think that. Side: Anywhere
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The letters between friends are probably very helpful. The letters between apostles and the churches (where most church doctorine and witnessing comes from) were not scriptures at the time they were written. However they are scriptures now and where conversation ideas come from, and the letters were influenced by Jesus's life and what he talked about and can be quite literally be considerd the Word of God. Side: Only in my Bible
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I believe all scripture is God breathed and should be used. However I also believe the concepts of it can be discussed in a non-relgious way that can slowly warm up to religious conversation which can then be used to change a heart. Example: most non-religious people or agnostics do not believe sin can effect you physically. However, most people do realize most people have some sense of broke ness in their lives. This can be discussed on non-religious terms, then discussed in a religious light, then can be used to change a heart. The entire time not using direct verses, but concepts found in scripture and properly understood by the person initiating the spiritual conversation. Make sense? Side: Anywhere
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