"peace"

Submitted by kman (United States), Nov 17, 2008 at 17:18

I am a 62 year old man who lost all fear about 4 years ago. God I know, long, hard, and deeply entrenched in my soul an spirit. I have gone far beyond the place that most real Christians go.

35 of those years of walking with God has let me know who he is and what his agenda is. If you want to call God, "Allah", that's fine and, he himself probably doesn't care as long as you know which ideology is the one to attach whatever "label" you want to use. When you use the label "Allah" don't be to sure which plan you have bought into.

THE God is a God of factual history and not a cover-up. He is a God of integrity, love for ALL mankind - for all who want to make the hard choice of believing and then forcefully following an obeying. He has never been a God who will put a gun to your head. He values those who choose from the free will lives that he gave us. Walk howevr you want with whoever you want. He laid it all out and, you can lie to him, to yourself, and/or to the rest of the human race. You can call him Allah and, mean the the God of Jesus Christ. You then take a risk that God will call you on the carpet for deluding many who will be thrown off the whole course.

You can buy "peace" for whatever price you want to pay. You can post the word "peace" here and totaly have bought into the ideology that is diabollically opposed to it. Mince words and "allude" to whatever you want.

I wish you "peace". I know where it is at. I know where it is for me and what is coming for me. I have no problems with where I'm going or the peace I will find. My God calls for choices that will mean sacrifice on my part. I am close to being at that point where the apostle Paul was at. That point is where you find peace and fulfillment in any and every situation God serves up on my plate.

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