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The Unseen will soon be seen and understood with different perspectives from where we are now, surrounded by in the seen. When the convincing dreamlike vagueness of the seen falls away and is gone, my belief is I will see clearly.
If I cannot believe Jonah then how can I believe Jesus? This is a false struggle between faith and commonplace believability.
If one must believe in God then that devil doubt will deny His power. Now we are moving into what may be called Christian atheism I've often witnessed exercised in pretend church worlds.
If it is not commonplace and/or is able to be proven then this means there is no need for faith in the supernatural power of God? The seen has destroyed the unseen?
In this scenario faith has no power because it is not part of the mundane? But that is not supernatural, that is not spiritual. Therefore is assumes the positive proves the negative? Not likely.
The bottom line is there are those who choose not to believe unless it is believable already. I choose to believe even if supporting facts are revealed later. Believing also even if the isolated act of believing were to make it so.
I do not think believing something believable is demonstrating any purpose or need for great belief. It is when I believe the unbelievable that I move into the purpose for the power of my spirit to link with the Holy Spirit. If it is then shown it really did happen and it can be proved, so what? Mute.
Belief in God is the sole link to continuing energy in the Holy Spirit according to the witness of Jesus.
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