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 Repenting a Godless Past
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I believe it's never too late or totally unnecessary to recall sins done in the past, and then feel more remorse for it now than before. And one of the most grave I have lived is being an atheist, that is, denying the existence of God despite having intuited Him in the magnificence of Nature, like a blazing cool sunrise amid iridiscent clouds, much much early before I felt Him in a church or worship house.

I have no excuse, when I think of it now, even when the cruelties I have experienced as a child and adolescent made me think that He may not be Living after all, giving in to that seduction that since there is so much evil in the world and in my experience, therefore, that. I felt Him, I adored Him with my first truly conscious morning breath but after the darkness has fell, how weak was I.

It is truly a great Mercy from Him that He has spoken through His Messengers and Beloved on Earth that I came back around and finally humbled myself to acknowledge His Being and finally feel His Infinite Love even through all that suffering. But it is no easy experience or past, or a phase that I have gone through. Looking back, I cringe at the thought of what if, what if I remained stolid and stubborn despite overwhelming evidence, or the cries of my own human heart?

My Dear Beautiful and Loving Lord God, Oh My Almighty God, My Omnipotent Creator, please, I ask forgiveness for this lowly servant, this ignorant fool, that he has the audacity to not see You with the eyes that You have fashioned out of Your Loving Hand. Oh My Dear Lord, I cry out my shame and remorse, and accept my sufferings as atonement for my impurity and unworthiness.

Praise Be Your Eternal Name. Thou art Our Lord God, Forever and EVer!
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May the Great Spirit give you Comfort in every Moment! Thank you for the wonderful post!

SunDancer
 
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by SunDancer (PM , CC ) on Friday August 22, 2008 @ 10:06 AM




God's embrace is complete and full of grace and mercy and love..

peace

ron
 
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by AZRON (PM , CC ) on Friday August 22, 2008 @ 3:19 PM




Starwalker

Sometimes we forget that God is so much more than we are - meaning...

Once we have accepted Him as our Lord and Savior and confessed that we are sinners and ask for his forgiveness - His a gift to us is that He 'forgives' - and forever wipes our slate clean with His blood. clean we are made, as if he makes our lives "pure as new snow" - and...as it says in

Psalm 103:12
as far as the east is from the west, so far has he removed our transgressions from us.

He doesn't bring it up again - it is us who get so overwhelmed with how great He is, as we learn more and more about Him. We think - Surely... We must do more for Him to love us - but we are thinking with out little minds - and God is God and we just can't comprehend how Great He is... but He is Great - Praise Him for His Greatness! He loves us just the way we are and forgives us anyway! Awesome
 
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by Lookin' (PM , CC ) on Friday August 22, 2008 @ 6:37 PM




You too! And you're very welcome!  
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by starwalker (PM , CC ) on Tuesday August 26, 2008 @ 10:07 AM




I pray it really so, that God truly doesn't hold grudges, but may I ask, is there a punishment or a needed expiation for this my past offense?  
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by starwalker (PM , CC ) on Tuesday August 26, 2008 @ 10:08 AM




Oh this is so comforting Sister, except that, why do I still feel guilt all these years? Is it because I lack the inner spiritual strength that I could've received from my parents?  
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by starwalker (PM , CC ) on Tuesday August 26, 2008 @ 10:09 AM




StarWalker

I think we keep reviewing our past sins - thinking "foolishly" that we could have changed something or now that we know what all that sin envolved we feel even more guilty about it. But all you can do at that point is thank God for His 'Mercy & grace' and for the reminder of how you have learned what not to do in the future by your past.

When we expect our parents to be perfect - (which they aren't) we tend to keep justifying why they didn't teach us better - but you see Starwalker - that is what is so valuable about "freedom of choice" - Now that we see - we can choose differently - let me say that again - Now that we see - we can choose differently - Amen

So remember this - God is so much more than us - we can hardly comprehend His Greatness - but we must rely on His Word as Truth - and if He says it is so - IT IS. Even if we can't understand it - we begin to believe it is so - because He Said it! -- Now stop trying to second guess your creator - and Except His Mercy and Grace and His free gifts of LOVE - REDEMPTION - AND ETERNAL LIFE - even though we don't deserve it - it's ours for the taking - GET IT? GOOD!

I humbly say this with all do respect because I know how great He is - and how He holds us all in the Palm of His hand - for protection until we get perfection. Love to you Brother
 
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by Lookin' (PM , CC ) on Tuesday August 26, 2008 @ 10:23 AM


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
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