I love athesits. Yea I know I'm a Christian I'm "supposed" to love them. But really more then love them, I admire them.
Seriously? Seriously! You see I feel we Christians can learn a lot from atheists. I've known a few in my life time, some have been very good friends. In my time spent with them I've learned a lot of lessons about faith which I've never learned in church but they can all be applied to church.
I don't trust God. That's not a lie. I know you're sitting there thinking "Eric you have to trust God, if you don't trust him how the hell am i supposed to?"
Good question. How the hell are we supposed to trust God?
I love Pandora. For someone like me it is a perfect musical tool. I put in a few artist I like and then start telling the service when I like or dis-like a song. Over time it's learns all about my musical tastes and I get play lists geared towards me.
I've discovered a lot of great music this way, while also reconnecting with some old favorites. Today a new (to me at least) Sister Hazel song came up right off the bat. The song was called "Your Mistake" and one chorus really struck me, it went like so...
"I see dead people" is probably one of the most famous lines from a movie next to "Show me the money". Ok so maybe it's not as famous but everyone knows what you are talking about when you say it.
We Christians have a similar saying "God spoke to me". Non Christians immediately look at you like you stepped in something and depending on how you say it, or what the sign is, even your Christian counterparts might furl their brows a bit. But it's true. He does talk to us but we don't always hear Him.
So many of you know about my project and many of you have actually had the pleasure to talk to me about it etc. Well today I'm making it offical and letting everyone know about it. Not just the idea mind you but also the domain, the blog, and everything else associated with it.
Why now?
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