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@thementalhealthmouse: There's a particular kind of isolation that can come with not believing in God. Because when you try to believe, something in your mind simply cannot get there. You hear people talk about God as though His existence is as obvious as the sky above them. They describe feeling His presence, trusting His plan, or finding comfort in the belief that everything happens for a reason. And you wonder: How do they experience something as real when I can't even convince myself it's possible? From a psychological perspective, there are a few things worth understanding 😶 #faith #ibelieve #atheist #nonbeliever #psychology

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goldenbrown_6 :
I needed to see this post. It’s exactly what’s happening to me. I thought I was broken [Serce z wykrzyknikiem]
2026-10-19 18:38:17
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God as a being is just an allegory. It is the light, the fire, the good, the kind we find in ourselves and put out into the world. We hope that by finding that godliness we make society and our planet a better place to live.
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