Evidence and evidence of fact are two different things, at least for me. For example, one of the pieces of evidence I use in reconciling my faith is the various series of consequences, both positive and negative, that have placed me to where I want to be or otherwise left me better off. Now some can claim happenstance, but it just seems too frequent to be random. The events themselves are fact, but the faith is the meaning of them collectively.
I never attempt to convince others nor prove anything in my life. I have watched my kids exhibit evidence of paranormal abilities. My one daughter is just too damn good at prediction. Again some can sluff it off as subconscious intuition, but when she frequently stops in the middle of something and then goes to a different room to warn someone of something, I have my doubts. But as much as I have told such accounts what what my children have done, I don't try to convince anyone of them. They either believe or they don't. Same with my faith, even among other Christians. I don't believe all the things that many mainstream Christians, such as polygamy. It's my faith, not theirs. I don't care if they believe me or not. My salvation has nothing to do with their belief in what I believe
Exactly. We use faith daily, in all aspects of our lives. I take it on faith that F**kthatastain(Australia) exists and that people claiming to be from there are not lying to me.
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