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Maybe I am wrong? To Believe or not to believe<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

In 2019 I wrote this “Like most people I want to know the truth”. Sadly in 2026 I feel “Like SOME people” might be more accurate now <\/p>\n\n\n\n

If I am following the wrong God, or just a puff of Smoke I want to know.  At the same time I don’t want to miss something, just because I have never seen it before, or my friends haven’t seen it yet doesn’t mean it’s not real or impossible.
I want to be Ready<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Maybe “wrong” is not the right word.<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

It may seem odd to start with the “wrong” word considering the topic, but in a very real sense “wrong” is the best word.  It is probably the word that pops into most people’s minds when we hear someone make a statement we don’t agree with.  Yet in another sense it may be a bit harsh, as I claim what I believe and why I believe so, rather than claim it as an indisputable fact.  If I am wrong, or rather incorrect then I want to know and I would ask to be corrected.  I love God because I have painted a beautiful picture of God.  Someone who constructs a different definition of God could quite logically have a different feeling toward God.  I find that both beautiful and scary and liberating at the same time. Are we not free, or are we robots? We are all a collection of our previous choices and our hopes for the future. Be wise, get wiser.<\/p>\n\n\n