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What If

I've been thinking a lot about this very question lately.  What if I'm wrong?  What if "you" are wrong?  I was just talking with a friend today about the decision to accept Christ and his word.  Anyone who tries to intellectualize it, tries to get a grasp on all of it, tries to define it by logic will ultimately walk away from God.  A life with God is so much more than logic and endlessly searching for answers to questions that you don't really need to know the answers to.  A life with God is about leaping, with eyes closed, and being caught with arms of love.  Love is never totally logical, it requires faith and faith requires trust.  Christ should not be over-thought, he is so much more simple than this world makes him out to be.  I've thought through my "what if's", have "you" bothered to think through yours?  Because what if "you" are wrong?  What then? 

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