Straight &
Simple
Understanding
Christ
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How
Am I Supposed to Believe Jesus Is God?
It’s really not that hard. But it does take help from God.
Catholics call this ‘grace’.
With grace, you need to have ‘faith’ --- believing in everything Jesus teaches us to
believe & do in His Roman Catholic Body, neither more nor
less. Obeying what He & His Church teach us to believe & do is what
Catholics call ‘works’. That is to say, being a good Catholic means you obey and do good works in
Christ, which is how you
“…work out your salvation… with fear and
trembling…” (Philippians 2:12 DRC)
God created everything that exists out of nothing. This is
something we little humans call a ‘miracle’ --- have any trouble believing in the existence
of God or that He made everything, including us? If so, then you’ve
got an even bigger problem on your hands (explaining how anything at
all just happens to ‘exist’!) --- I mean, after all, you can’t be silly and expect serious
people to think we magically ‘popped into existence’ without
explaining very carefully & fully, from beginning to end, how
this happened without a Maker to make us… everything had to have
started somehow, didn’t it?
We may not be able to fully explain & understand God. Yet
He’s the Only Thing that makes sense out of anything. If an Eternal
Creator didn’t make us, then we’re left with very silly ‘make
believe’ ideas about existence, pretending we know enough about everything
that exists to ‘explain’ how we’re all here.
So let’s get serious. A real God can become a
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