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Letter From God God is absolutely amazing in every way that there is. He does so many things in mysterious ways. God will never lead you down a wrong path, he will not forsake you, and he is your number one supporter. This is why I will be supporting five false facts with the right meaning from bible verses. This letter has so many false information and accusations that need dealt with. First false piece of information said in this letter is when it talked about how slow evolution was to take place. Evolution is some of man's view not God's view. We didn't come from other species, we came from God. God is the creator of the earth and the heavens. It took him six days to create everything and on the seventh day was the resting day of all …show more content…

God is an almighty, and powerful God. God’s voice is loud and clear, you just have to want to hear him or else you won’t. God has a calm voice at times, but there are time he is louder and clearer. Psalms 46:6 says “ The nation made an uproar, the kingdoms tottered; He raised His voice, the earth melted.” In this letter it talks about how all religions are unique in their own way. He said in this letter that each religion helps others with their paths. Yes, all religions have their differences and people may think that makes it unique. In reality God only wants one religion and that is Christianity. Christianity is nothing but the truth and nothing out of the ordinary like some religions. God cares about his religion and wants us all to become Christians. James 1:26 says “If anyone thinks he is religious and does not bridle his tongue but deceives his heart, this person's religion is worthless.” According to the letter this is wrong, but it isn’t. Without Christians imagine what the world would be like today. God wants us all to live the life of a Christian. We represent God by following him and showing his love and our love to others. We learn these ways in the christian faith. We as Christians shall praise our God. Not all religions worship God, they worship other leaders, which isn’t right. “Praise

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