Eric WilsonI would rather believe God doesn't exist than believe he doesn't care.
About This Quote
This quote is a very powerful one, particularly in times of danger or uncertainty. While it may seem somewhat out of place, it’s actually quite relevant. Most of the time we believe that God doesn’t exist and therefore we don’t consider him to be a real factor in our lives. But, sometimes we need to remember that we can’t control what happens to us.
We can only control our thoughts and actions and we must be proactive in any situation. If something bad happens, such as a tragedy or an accident, it could be because God doesn’t want it to happen and therefore he has made sure that all people involved would not be able to control the situation. Even if you believe that God doesn’t care about you, just remember that he does and will continue to do so as long as you continue to pray for help and ask for his guidance.
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