Do you believe that Prayer is one of the signs of disbelief in 'God'?

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  1. SpiritPhilosopher profile image58
    SpiritPhilosopherposted 12 years ago

    Do you believe that Prayer is one of the signs of disbelief in 'God'?

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  2. Zubair Ahmed profile image74
    Zubair Ahmedposted 12 years ago

    Prayer is not a sign of disbelief in God but the opposite.  We pray to God to thank Him for giving us all we have, and we ask Him for his Help and Guidance in our lives.

    It's a bit like asking your boss for a pay rise.  If you want a pay rise you wouldn't go and ask a person on the street to increase you salary it would most likely be your boss or manager.

    In a similar way you ask for help from your Creator - God.

  3. Stump Parrish profile image59
    Stump Parrishposted 12 years ago

    I was under the impression that there are directions for praying in the bible. Comments about praying and punishments for praying to the wrong god are in the bible. I can't see how praying could be considered a sign of disblief. That would assume that all the words concerning prayer would be a lie from god. I can't picture any god remaining in favor that habitually lied to his believers.

    Also as an atheist I have never considered looking to those who pray as being fellow non-believers. Prayer is actually a sure sign the person praying, is a believer in what ever god they are praying to.

  4. SpiritPhilosopher profile image58
    SpiritPhilosopherposted 12 years ago
  5. nightwork4 profile image62
    nightwork4posted 12 years ago

    to me prayer is like meditating. it gives the person a feeling of peace and helps them get over their fears. it is all about your mind, if you believe in something, you can make it feel and seem real.

  6. Owl In The Barn profile image59
    Owl In The Barnposted 12 years ago

    No. A man who thinks he need not pray is only fooling himself. Without prayer what do you expect to receive? Again this question will make no sense at all to a Christian.

    Your question is a sign of disbelief, because you obviously have no idea what you are asking?

    Nothing worse than a man who thinks more highly of himself than he does God. Read Matt7;vs7. That answers your question.

 
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