Evidence for God from Science

Breaking off with him would be hard...and I completely empathize with you, and you make sure that you are being supportive in the friends you have that are Christian. YOu haven't mentioned church, if you do have a home church, then se if you can find a Godly woman who can pray with you and support ...

jlay - By saying devoted, I by no means meant that I don't make mistakes or that I do the right thing in every situation. No one can or should claim that. I started in this relationship during a major low point in my life and faith. Since then, I have grown in my faith, and I have also grown to love...

This will be tough, because I'm sure that there *is* chemistry between you two....but this doesn't mean that he is meant for you....or that he is meant for you now. Pray for him, pray for him, pray for him....but break it off. If God means for him to be with Him and with you, then it will happen, b...

I'm Amanda - I'm a Christian, I LOVE politics, reading, diving, and shopping...I go to an EXTREMELY liberal school (good practice for debating...haha) and I've had several really cool (but STRESSFUL at the time...) spiritual experiences. I love to sing opera, but there's not much of a market in sopr...

To be honest, I would question the wisdom of having a relationship with an atheist. One must ask where the relatiomnship is going. Scripture warns against marriage with unbelievers and I think this can extend to a dating relationship. Marriage and dating relationships are meant to meet each other's...

This one has helped me a lot...

Be strong and courageous. Do not be terrified; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go. Joshua 1:9

My boyfriend of quite a while is an adamant athiest. I'm a devoted Baptist. The topic of religion has come up several times, and every time it turns into a huge fight. How do I talk to him about it in a way that doesn't make him defensive and angry?