If your son died would you lose faith in God?
553711
No, it wouldn't.  My son died in Aug 05. Death is a reality of life.  Everything that has life will someday die. I feel certain that we will meet again.
506275
My life changed when I lost my son.  I delievered him stillborn(meaning death at birth)he was 5months along.  My husband at the time wasnt there for me, when this all occured.  So I changed my life completly.  I am now divorced, and closer to GOD, then I have ever been.
293256
Take it on faith that he was. He was his fathers son.
609301
you would have to die, but then you would have to come back to life so you could tell someone what happend. by that you could only prove to yourself if he exsists or not. Or if you could find the alein that planted life on this planet. or if you could find the missing link. but people really are too stubborn sometimes even when they are faced with the truth. I think god himself could tell a believer that he did not create man and he would still believe that he did. I hope this helps.
942924
Yes most definitely.  I would never renounce the Lord even to save my life.  I would expect my child to not renounce the Lord either.
784692
I am sorry to hear about your mom. I pray your grief is short, and joy memories are many.\n\nThe word says in Hebrews, that there is a cloud of witnesses cheering us on in our spiritual walk.\nI don't believe that the ones in heaven can see us in our mundane lives but that since our spirit is eternal now, they can see the things that we do spiritually. So when we get saved, pray for someone lost, struggle with spiritual matters, yes they can be a part of that. \n\ncheering us on!
70589
It all depends on what you believe in. If you believe in God and His loving Son Jesus you have nothing to worry about. If you don’t believe you have everything to be afraid in.
743912
First please let me say that your grandbaby is in my prayers as are you and his parents. As for the why, there is no why, I wish there were, but God doesn't take children or anyone else as a punishment, in fact he doesn't take them from us, life does. This earth belongs to Satan, not God, (It's in The Bible) Our suffering is due to Satan not God, when we hurt, God weeps along with us. God Bless all of you in this sad time. We lost our grandson back in July, try to find comfort in the fact yours is still fighting, and just might win. I hope and pray so. Please try not to lose faith.
682524
A... although I would take him to a faith healer also... so both I guess. And good luck to you and your son.
1020717
you realize that whatever happened was meant to happen. everything has a reason. When my son passed away i was angry and wanted to blame it on God. i was so wrong. God didnt take my child from me, he took his child home with him. God is a better parent than i could ever be and theres no more pain or suffering.  God isnt the one who lets us down, He is the one who picks us up. \n\nDont tell God how big your problems are. Tell your problems how big God is.\n\nwhen you step out of the known light into the unknown darkness, FAITH is knowing that one of 2 things will happen. you will be given something solid to stand on, or you will be taught to fly.\n\nif you need someone to talk to just contact me. i'm usually around.
768629
No, it wasn't God. I am truly sorry for your losses and pain. I would definitely be angry at him too. But it wasn't the work of the devil either. You and your family were just in the wrong place at the wrong time. It was nothing personal. If he wanted your family dead, he would strike them all dead. Most accidents have a cause, and what makes it an accident is lack of intent. As for your house, that kinda stuff happens everyday. You cannot predict that either. Have faith that there are bigger, better things for you. Do not wallow in your grief. Stand strong and everything will be okay.
754820
Good question mate!\nI... don't know if I would, honestly. I'm not religious but I am spiritual, and if I lost that part of my life... It sounds terrible but it depends on who the person was. I'd save anyone I knew in a shot, but a stranger? \nFeel guilty saying this so I'm gonna stop!\nOne. x\n- ACTUALLY, the main part of my religion is morals and the rest is science and optimism, so I would have to say yes. It would be the right thing to do, and since I claim to care about morals I'd be a hypocrite if I didn't denounce my beliefs for them.
479755
Yes I would definately pray for them and all the others who were not followers of Jesus Christ.  No I definately would NOT enjoy listening to the screams of my children or any of the others.  Hopefully after raising my children knowing Jesus, I will never have to worry about where my children will end up after death, as they will be with me in Heaven.
255588
I lost my son 10 years ago on Nov.25 and I still think of him daily. It took a long time but now when I think of him I can laugh at the warm good times we had and it doesn't hurt so sharply. I know the pain and it is almost a physical thing, isn't it? It starts in your stomach and it feels like you want to scream and scream and scream. This will pass. He knows you love him. Trust that fact. And you will always love him trust this fact. And you will see him again when it is time to do so. Until that time you are responsible to him not to waste the life you have grieving for his loss of life because his life began again that day. He is in a wonderful place, God can take a lot better care of him than you or I ever could. He has all the answers. I know how much you miss him , and I believe they miss us too. He is busy and so should we be. the time till we are with them will seem shorter that way and we will be doing what is our reason to still be here, that is to be busy and to love others by giving help to those we can help. Bless your heart and Bless your Loving Parents heart. It will all be answered someday and you can trust that fact also.
1001068
I'm not an atheist... but I'll take the hypothetical anyway and pretend that I'm being asked to convert to a particular religion, being as I am not religious at all. The question is, after all, would I convert and practice a belief system different from my own to save my daughter.\n\nWell, of course I would, generally speaking... but would it matter? As you say... if there's a God, He would know that I didn't really begin to believe anything different, and I'd probably make him that much more angry with me. I'd do an awful lot for a child of mine.\n\nI've decided to pose the question that gwad suggested, as I'd like to know what other religious people think. :)
96854
god gave his son jesus for ours sins not to heal our everyday pain i mean you can still turn to him and ask for help you know...plus you cant a rainbow without the rain girly...hang in there&stay strong...SMILE JESUS LOVES YOU!!!
1001555
Apologize profusely for not believing, but I would plead my case and explain that all that I have done in my life would add up to the same. And that in all cases I have nothing but the utmost respect for anyone who stands by their religion. I learned a long time ago that nothing should change the way you feel about your convictions, not even angels, because the evil one can disguise himself as an angel of light.