dark_gh0st_b0y said:
I do believe in god, Christianity specifically because it is the most efficient cure of the spirit, for those who understand it
and since mental health is the most important thing in my opinion, it really leads to a better life
I am a science freak at the same time, and I find it pointless to mix the two, religion's purpose is not to fill science gaps, it is the mental cure that leads to a better life, making Christianity self-evident in its biggest part
and in my opinion, psychologists are the kind of new ''religion'', telling you what to think and how to live and how to act, all that while making it look 'advisory' and asking for money... an extremely short-term relief rather than a cure
psychology is science, science may heal the body but will never heal the spirit
welcome to the ex-religion age, the age of personal psychologists
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I think you'd have to demonstrate Christianity leads to a better life.
And I don't know if you've ever been to a therapist, but I've been to a bunch, and none of them have ever been anything like that.
Edit: Actually never mind. I don't think you need to demonstrate Christianity leads to a better life, because that really has no bearing on its truth.
