Are there Christian Apricitists?

[Victor]

any advice how did you menaged that?

I have no advice. I just did it and I do it, ask God for helping you in doing it.

[Victor]

any advice how did you menaged that?

https://orthodoxcityhermit.com/2017/...or-confession/

[Jana]

Thanks Vandor. God bless you.

[black hole]

I am not.

[Incal]

Also that video sounds interesting, if you have it at hand I would like to give it a try.

Sure. Dude says that relations between people, especially those of friendship do vary among Spain and Japan based particularly on religious values:

[kingmob]

I feel I've seen that before. Can you explain the meaning of this please?

Christogram: Jesus Christ Is Victorious.

[White Swan]

Christogram: Jesus Christ Is Victorious.

Thank you, indeed he is!

[bvnny]

I am curious; Non-theist as in the type of agnostic who wants to know but admittedly does not (very admirable in my opinion), or the type of agnostic who does not care to know, or a non theist as in an anti theist, or other?

I'm agnostic, with that what I mean is that I don't know if God exist or not and whether it's even possible for me to get to that knowledge. I got to that conclusion after familiarizing myself with Pyrrhonian Skepticism and the Ajñana (अज्ञान) school of ancient indian philosophy. Agnosticism is not necessarily anti-theistic, you can believe in God by faith-alone, not trying to prove God's existence, and with that in mind I oscillate between atheistic agnosticism and theistic agnosticism.

That might sound confusing at first, but, even tho most of the times I just don't feel God's presence or any sort of spirituality (so I end up taking an apatheistic stance towards all of that) there are still some brief moments when I pray to God or "feel" certain things (and I don't take that as a hypocrite/immature attitude towards God and even religion as a whole, but really just the natural result of actually taking God's existence as an uncertainty, not taking the side of the theists nor the atheists).