I'm an agnostic now

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I am losing more and more faith in religion, the more I pray. So is God trying to say there is no true religion?
 
StrivingforDeen said:
I am losing more and more faith in religion, the more I pray. So is God trying to say there is no true religion?
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You believe that the God is saying to you what you by yourself are thinking - and want to hear. If you have decided to believe that there is no true religion, you imagine that your thoughts are on God's speech.

Be carefull with your conclusions and be patient. You may have to find the truth for years or decades.
 
sister herb said:
You believe that the God is saying to you what you by yourself are thinking - and want to hear. If you have decided to believe that there is no true religion, you imagine that your thoughts are on God's speech.

Be carefull with your conclusions and be patient. You may have to find the truth for years or decades.
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I don't believe anything right now.
 
StrivingforDeen said:
I am losing more and more faith in religion, the more I pray. So is God trying to say there is no true religion?
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Just a few of questions to get you thinking from a different angle:

Do you believe that Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses and their brethren in prophethood, were messengers of God? If so, do you believe they all preached the same thing?

Second thing is, you go to school right? Do you believe that there's any benefit in you going to school, either now or for the future?

There was analogy about correct beliefs regarding God that I gave in my previous post. Did that make sense, and if not, were there any questions/comments on it?

Peace.
 
Insaanah said:
Just a few of questions to get you thinking from a different angle:

Do you believe that Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses and their brethren in prophethood, were messengers of God? If so, do you believe they all preached the same thing?

Second thing is, you go to school right? Do you believe that there's any benefit in you going to school, either now or for the future?

There was analogy about correct beliefs regarding God that I gave in my previous post. Did that make sense, and if not, were there any questions/comments on it?

Peace.
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I guess I believe in them. And yes your previous post made sense.
 
StrivingforDeen said:
I said I guess. Honestly I am just waiting for my account to be disabled.
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I wish you the best on your journey.

Seek the truth. Don't be scared by the words of man. Repent not of good in all you do. God will guide you. Just don't ignore what you come to know by God's will, regardless of if it pertains to you, or others.

Peace
 
StrivingforDeen said:
I said I guess. Honestly I am just waiting for my account to be disabled.
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When you look for things to go wrong, they will go wring - even if in actual fact the world is bending over backwards to make it go right.

why are you wronging yourself like this? You're a little kid who is going through puberty, you don't even know who you are yet and you think you are ready to start making life changing decision, ones that you will have to pay for - and you do not even know at what cost?

I don't think you have what it takes to be a Muslim any, you got no patience, and crumble at lifes smallest hurdles, you're overly emotional and always projecting how you feel wihtout any due care for how another does. Your decision is a slap to your family members and their upbringing of you, because I am sure they are unaware of what you share with us - you're a coward.

So yes, we don't need gutless spineless emo boys in dresses wanting to be Muslim anyway - we just hope for the sake of your family that you do not embarrass them openly with your egotistically misaligned self.

Farewell, kid

Scimi
 
Timi Scar said:
I don't think you have what it takes to be a Muslim any, you got no patience, and crumble at lifes smallest hurdles, you're overly emotional and always projecting how you feel wihtout any due care for how another does.
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But this seems to be just what the puberty is. Don´t be too harsh to little guy. ;)
 
Timi Scar said:
When you look for things to go wrong, they will go wring - even if in actual fact the world is bending over backwards to make it go right.

why are you wronging yourself like this? You're a little kid who is going through puberty, you don't even know who you are yet and you think you are ready to start making life changing decision, ones that you will have to pay for - and you do not even know at what cost?

I don't think you have what it takes to be a Muslim any, you got no patience, and crumble at lifes smallest hurdles, you're overly emotional and always projecting how you feel wihtout any due care for how another does. Your decision is a slap to your family members and their upbringing of you, because I am sure they are unaware of what you share with us - you're a coward.

So yes, we don't need gutless spineless emo boys in dresses wanting to be Muslim anyway - we just hope for the sake of your family that you do not embarrass them openly with your egotistically misaligned self.

Farewell, kid

Scimi
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You don't even know my family. Second of all you don't know me personally.
 
When King Gustav II Adolf went forth to intervene in the Thirty Years War, he was reportedly asked: "What would anyone gain by following you?". He replied: "Salvation, perhaps. Hardly any riches or worldly gain."

I have felt much like you. My levels of iman have often been low. But I understand that that doesn't disprove Islam.
 
Futuwwa said:
When King Gustav II Adolf went forth to intervene in the Thirty Years War, he was reportedly asked: "What would anyone gain by following you?". He replied: "Salvation, perhaps. Hardly any riches or worldly gain."

I have felt much like you. My levels of iman have often been low. But I understand that that doesn't disprove Islam.
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Suomiiiiiii!!!
 
Ciara1127 said:
I only have one more thing to say and that is that my God loves me (unconditionally) and he loves everyone else even when doing bad. And it's a little hard to comprehend because us humans aren't like that but it's true. Stay blessed my friend.
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Something life changing I read in the bible.


Psalm 18:30
As for God, his way is perfect: The LORD's word is flawless; he shields all who take refuge in him.
2 Samuel 22:31
"As for God, his way is perfect: The LORD's word is flawless; he shields all who take refuge in him.
Proverbs 30:5
"Every word of God is flawless; he is a shield to those who take refuge in him.


If you seek the truth, Seek refuge in the Lord of Abraham Moses Samuel and David from Misguidance, from the devil, from his displeasure. Seeking refuge in the Lord is one of the most powerful prayer there is. Since I read this many many years ago, I have regularly seek refuge in the Lord from Misguidance. If your scripture is true anyone who sincerely asks for refuge in the Lord from misguidance will be guided.


Ironic though I hear Christians say the Lord is their refuge, I have never heard anyone actually ask the Lord for his refuge. In essence it is assuming that the Lord is their refuge without actually asking for it.


I would really be surprised if the bible is the word of God and those who seek refuge in the Lord are not protected by him. Ironically a large percentage of muslim prayers are actually seeking refuge in the Lord including the basic aauz which we do multiple times every day in each prayer. Pick up a muslim prayer book like hisnul muslim and see how many daily and other prayers there are which are explicit seeking refuge in the Lord.
 
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