Eventually, I started to doubt his existence more often than before. I happened to find myself agreeing with science on the matter of the creation of the Universe because¿to me¿it is the most logical explanation than that of what the Bible claims. Not only that but, the creation of the first humans, Adam and Eva, sounds extremely unreasonable. A human cannot be created from mud or from the ribs of a human; it is plainly absurd. This statement only implies the existence of God as an entity far superior to any other. He cannot be a spirit because¿ by definition¿a spirit is the nonphysical part of a person that is the seat of emotions and character. For him to hold such power, then he has to be some sort of magical 'thing' in order to be able to do all of these deeds. Despite the changes of my belief in God, the only one I strongly believe in is myself. I believe that I'm the only one in charge of my future. I came to realize that having someone or something to believe in rather than yourself is not a priority. In order to be strong in both body and spirit, one must first believe in one's self. Debating myself on this matter allowed me to have thoughts of my own instead of following someone else's
Eventually, I started to doubt his existence more often than before. I happened to find myself agreeing with science on the matter of the creation of the Universe because¿to me¿it is the most logical explanation than that of what the Bible claims. Not only that but, the creation of the first humans, Adam and Eva, sounds extremely unreasonable. A human cannot be created from mud or from the ribs of a human; it is plainly absurd. This statement only implies the existence of God as an entity far superior to any other. He cannot be a spirit because¿ by definition¿a spirit is the nonphysical part of a person that is the seat of emotions and character. For him to hold such power, then he has to be some sort of magical 'thing' in order to be able to do all of these deeds. Despite the changes of my belief in God, the only one I strongly believe in is myself. I believe that I'm the only one in charge of my future. I came to realize that having someone or something to believe in rather than yourself is not a priority. In order to be strong in both body and spirit, one must first believe in one's self. Debating myself on this matter allowed me to have thoughts of my own instead of following someone else's