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* The camel is just horsing around. *

What I’m primarily doing here is getting away from my work with neglected, abused and at-risk children. I‘ll speak with anyone but I’m most interested in speaking with atheists, agnostics and members who are registered “Other Faith”.

“Do not fear any man when you know that you are doing your duty for Christ.” - C.H. Spurgeon

I think what you’re saying is that the certainty of others which divides them is causing uncertainty in you and you’re not sure how to manage it. Is that an accurate restatement of the issue? If it is, then I think we can look for possible solutions by breaking it into two stages.

I’m currently reading Forensic Faith: A Homicide Detective Makes the Case for a More Reasonable, Evidential Christian Faith, written by J. Warner Wallace

* I will. Don’t need to know the details. *

* I can hear it through seeing the picture. *

@Ernie the prophet Elijah asked the question: “Why do you hesitate between two opinions?” People often hesitate when they don’t know what is true and what is false; what is right and what is wrong. You’re a deep thinker. Deep thinkers sometimes experience difficulty making a commitment. It...

That should produce confidence and a great degree of certainty for a Christian. Why are you experienceing seasons of anxiety? Christians should be most confident and certain when the going gets tough. You aren’t facing it alone, nor with your own power. This is the lesson of the martyrs.

Catholicism. Protestantism. Eastern Orthodox. What you’re describing is, primarily, Nicene Christianity. Why I’m a primitive Christian: Jesus of Nazareth; a Jewish monotheist.

Welcome to the forum. How deep and how wide is the issue for you? Are you certain about anything in Christianity? What is your occupation? Among other things before I retired, I was a civil engineer - a highly analytical profession. There is a great deal of certainty in engineering but there...