UNSTOPPABLE, INVINCIBLE, INEVITABLE.

I never did consider myself a non-Christian. Because I couldn't ever bring myself to reject Jesus Christ. I could only ignore and pretend he wasn't there. I didn't come back and really try to be Christian again till one of my online friends convinced me to do a Bible study with him and a few others in 2020. When I began doing that, I started praying again and slowly got familiar with God. Nothing was like the faith I knew as a child. I remember when I was praying again and I felt like something was so different, I felt like I was dead inside, like I was talking to nothing, trying to reach out in vain. I didn't get that feeling in my forehead as I got as I prayed as a child. Weird thing to say, I know, but I used to feel like my prayers were going somewhere and I was talking to someone.

It was years before it began to come naturally again, it took a long time to reestablish that relationship with God.

2013: Reformed Presbyterian
2014: Reformed Presbyterian
2015: Reformed Presbyterian
2016: Reformed Presbyterian
2017: Lapsed Christian
2018: Lapsed Christian
2019: Lapsed Christian
2020: Lapsed Christian
2021: EO Inquirer
2022: EO Inquirer
2023: EO / RC Inquirer
2024: Catholic

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Maybe girls are like...video games?

"Most people today want a religion which suits the way they live, rather that the one which makes demands upon them. Religion thus becomes a luxury like an opera, not a responsibility like life."
- Archbishop Fulton Sheen

"Unforgiven sin, like toothache, places us in a very awkward predicament. From toothache, as we all know only too well, there is no possibility of painless escape. From soul-ache, caused by the consciousness of serious unforgiven sin, there is no possibility of painless escape."
- Pardon and Peace. Pg. 2