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rowynI am not a Christian, though I believe in Christ as my Savior. ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
tahkhleet calls it "the religion of What You Were Going to Do Anyway". Some days that bothers me, and other days I accept it, my weak watered-down kind-of faith.
I believe in Him because He believes in me.
This isn't what I wanted to say, but I feel the need for disclaimers every time I want to write about G-d.
This is what I wanted to say:
In the wee hours of the night, when no one else could comfort me, I turned to G-d.
And He was there for me.
I need to remember that. It doesn't matter that my faith is weak and watered-down, or that I'm not a Christian, or that I don't even accept major tenets of the Bible much less try to live by them. Or that I don't deserve it.
He is, and was, and will be, there for me anyway.
tahkhleet calls it "the religion of What You Were Going to Do Anyway". Some days that bothers me, and other days I accept it, my weak watered-down kind-of faith. I believe in Him because He believes in me.
This isn't what I wanted to say, but I feel the need for disclaimers every time I want to write about G-d.
This is what I wanted to say:
In the wee hours of the night, when no one else could comfort me, I turned to G-d.
And He was there for me.
I need to remember that. It doesn't matter that my faith is weak and watered-down, or that I'm not a Christian, or that I don't even accept major tenets of the Bible much less try to live by them. Or that I don't deserve it.
He is, and was, and will be, there for me anyway.
