>>But there isn't enough rational evidence for one
From a Lutheran perspective this is entirely correct, as we hold that faith is a gift from God that works in us despite our reasoning.
The Bible recognizes this, as we Christians are 'fools for God."
The world should think of Christians as being nuts: We're told to reject power to become meek, we're told to have one spouse when we want to dominate, we're told to give our possessions away and share in the suffering of others, and that we are to love our enemies.
From a Lutheran perspective this is entirely correct, as we hold that faith is a gift from God that works in us despite our reasoning.
The Bible recognizes this, as we Christians are 'fools for God."
The world should think of Christians as being nuts: We're told to reject power to become meek, we're told to have one spouse when we want to dominate, we're told to give our possessions away and share in the suffering of others, and that we are to love our enemies.
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