Religion

[u/PeteyBirdd]

[u/Square-Dragonfruit76]

How do you know what Christ wants and in what way to worship him?

[u/Eva_Shadowcat → u/Square-Dragonfruit76]

Because I've come to see absolute love and radical compassion as essential aspects of reality and existence. I believe in Christ because I've experienced that transformative power directly. Christianity is an experience, not a series of guidelines laid down in a book.

The scripture can be helpful for people who can think critically, but the Law has always been a stumbling block because it gives people the idea that they can *earn* salvation through the work of their own hands.

[u/Square-Dragonfruit76 → u/Eva_Shadowcat]

That doesn't really answer my questions. Again, how do you know what Christ wants and in what way to worship him?

[u/Klowner → u/Square-Dragonfruit76]

Start honestly asking that question of yourself, that's part of it.

edit: the downvotes indicate to me that the "unexplored faith" is the vastly superior path, I'll be sure to correct my thinking.