I've been holding this off...

I doubt that all of this will be read by the viewers, but I do hope that there are some out there that will understand.

I have been browsing the Christianity forums for roughly a year. I haven't commented, responded, etc, because I was not a member. As time went on, I noticed disturbing superiority complexes being exposed, people twisting the words of God. Today, I said "Enough is enough," and made an account to deliver this message.

I am a 24 year old man. I'm young, but I am wise beyond my years. Ever since the year 2008, my life has been a series of bizarre and horrifying events that have come to prove that there is a god watching over me. I personally believe it's God, Yahweh, the father of Christ. I spread his love and presence not through brute force of quoting biblical passages, nor do I thump my beliefs on people. I share God's love through actions, and caring about my fellow man. Not once do I voice condemnation because someone doesn't follow the Bible, and not once have I forced the word of God on them. My good nature tends to bring forth the question of my spirituality, and I inform them that I am a believer of Christ.

I never condemn anyone based on their faith or lack thereof, it's not my job to do that. If I were to say who is and isn't going to hell, I would be passively claiming the gift of a prophet, and the punishment for false prophets leading people astray is dire. I may encourage people to seek God out, but I do not force it on them, nor do I quote bible texts (Think about it, if someone doesn't believen God, then what good will quoting a text they don't believen do)?

People will find God if/when they're ready. We can only show the door, we can't push them through the door. We musn't condemn, we musn't stand in judgment of others, and most importantly, we must help our fellow man. There's more to being a believer than Parroting words.

Remember, holding someone's hand through the darkness is more settling than forcing them through the darkness to the other side.