Comments on: I'm learning about God. I'm 37 and I do not know much. I was baptized Catholic. But I was a Christian

By: treehse6

treehse6 — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 03:30:45 +0000

Catholics worship only God.
Mary is not worshiped. However, it looks like a perfect example to follow God's will. She had the opportunity to have accepted Jesus and God's will for his son.
I strongly suggest you find a local Catholic church, a church or Remember RCIA process. go to listen and ask questions - no obligation

By: homegirl

homegirl — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 03:30:45 +0000

Amen!
First, I recommend you read the Bible with his open heart and open mind. (New Testament first, beginning with the Gospel of John, then age)
Another thing that helped me after reading the Bible is the religion of Christ witnesses against Lee

By: cassandr

cassandr — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 03:30:45 +0000

please read the book "Misquoting Jesus." These are the books of the Bible, how they were selected and translated and when they come from. Path after coming of Christ and they have often changed, for no reason textual.
then we know that you can learn about God is not like learning the religious doctrine or dogma. you might better study the big bang to understand "God."

By: hodgesan

hodgesan — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 03:30:45 +0000

Try reading the Bible you to find out. The NIV is the best version. His most self whrer you can understand.

By: Raed M

Raed M — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 03:30:45 +0000

you have tried along time ago the church, not work.i hope u have alook in the islam.You is GOD and you ….

By: DougLawr

DougLawr — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 03:30:45 +0000

Explain your situation to the best Catholic you know and trust their advice. Otherwise, choose one near the church and a priest to sit down with a frank, no obligation discussion about your options.
Email your zip code and we'll send you a list of Catholic parishes in your area.
For more information, send your question to http://www.askmeaboutgod.org and receive a personal, confidential and free of charge via e-mail response in about a day.

By: Chris

Chris — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 03:30:45 +0000

Catholics are also Christians. I'm not Catholic. I grew up Baptist. Have attended the Apostolic churches too. I say follow your heart. God and God alone is to be worshiped. I agree with you. We have a direct line with him in our minds and hearts. Those who speak and ask him to guide you in finding a place where they feel comfortable worshiping. Talk to him as you would for any other person.
One caution, do not rely on the place of worship on its own to ensure their salvation, or even its growth as a Christian. Study the Bible itself and the reading matches the reading too. You can get a great program of Bible study online that is very easy to use. Visit Valusoft.com. The Deluxe version has 31 Bible translations, 12 commentaries, references 8, 13 maps and 150,000 verse references! Was less than $ 15.00 when I have mine.
The more independent, more you will be able to determine if their place of worship is one in which it feeds. You can discuss what you read with someone who is knowledgable and will take the time. You can start with the director of Sunday school, or who teaches Bible study. Many churches have an introductory program for new members. Ask if you can attend without joining the congregation. It is at these meetings you learn more about the doctrine of that place of worship.
God is pleased that you want to learn about Him and He to that end has already imbued with the Holy Spirit. When reading, your understanding will be guided by this teacher. He simply asked to open his heart and understanding before starting their studies.
You can also see some excellent ministers on television. One in particular is enjoying Joel Osteen of Houston, Texas. He always gives a wonderful message of hope, love and healing.
God bless you my brother or sister. He already holds close!

By: spoter

spoter — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 03:30:45 +0000

Only your opinion matters! If you think you believe in God, that He is real - if not he is not real. Is in the sense of free choice.

By: GodisLov

GodisLov — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 03:30:45 +0000

Catholics do not worship Mary or the saints. That honor for his holy life and pray so that we can intercede for God and Mary and the Saints have won the approval of God is good to ask them to pray for us. Its called veneration. We have Mary as our mother in heaven, because Jesus was born and heavn crowned king of heaven. I suggest going to a wonderful Catholic http://www.ewtn.com your site can learn from them better than here in yahoo answers (no offense). good luck.

By: lifelove

lifelove — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 03:30:45 +0000

I invite you to explore the history of religions before giving much credence to any of the claims made by the current.