Ugonna 🌄

Before I answered this, I reviewed his previous posts. This is either someone seeking answers or someone seeking to disprove faith. I have been on this journey before, until the day I defiantly stood outside the church, smoking my Marlboro cigarettes while waiting for my mother to give me food after Catholic Mass at school, and I heard Isaiah 55:8-9 being read. First, God does NOT “need” worship. Humans need the sacrifice of worship as a reminder of grace. You can exist in life without faith without being punished for it, and still be used as an instrument by God to bring grace to others. My co-founder was an agnostic, but one of the best humans I ever met. Faith is a private journey. It is sometimes lonely even in the midst of a multitude. Not everyone who claims to worship has faith; many have fear. I still remember a statement Chris Rock made once: believing in God while not going to church is evidence of more faith than that of others who go out of fear. I have seen evidence in my life many times over that God exists, as I have been in the most desperate situations, asked earnestly, and then received answers. I have also received answers to burning questions outside of desperation and in abundance. My promise after my encounters of faith has been a covenant of worship and witness to God’s grace. My personal journey is not enough evidence; you must go for yourself to come to where I am and possibly surpass my faith. The evidence of the multitude isn't enough; it is just a beacon showing you there is a simpler answer out there. We can never know enough, but seeking that knowledge is part of the divine grace. Only the living can seek answers.