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I am a seeker of Biblical truth. I have pursued multiple paths/religions over the years including: Roman Catholicism, Wesleyan theology, Episcopal/Anglican teachings, the Baptists, and Independent Bible Churches. They all claimed to have the truth, they all have their own version of the truth. God says there’s one truth. That is my pursuit, God’s truth.

I am a seeker of Biblical truth. I have pursued multiple paths/religions over the years including: Roman Catholicism, Wesleyan theology, Episcopal/Anglican teachings, the Baptists, and Independent Bible Churches. They all claimed to have the truth, they all have their own version of the truth. God says there’s one truth. That is my pursuit, God’s truth.

I am a seeker of Biblical truth. I have pursued multiple paths/religions over the years including: Roman Catholicism, Wesleyan theology, Episcopal/Anglican teachings, the Baptists, and Independent Bible Churches. They all claimed to have the truth, they all have their own version of the truth. God says there’s one truth. That is my pursuit, God’s truth.

Now understand this is just me, as my circumstance is one personal as to why I choose this path for truth. First, though it might be very difficult for others to imagine, I have absolutely no idea whatsoever how to intermix with society simply due to the condition a form of childhood abuse left me in, in accordance with my natural abilities or inabilities to cope of course. That said, I too attempted various denominational gatherings and encountered strong wills concerning denominational beliefs that often were on the verge of our way or the highway kind of thinking which I also couldn't cope with. Now again I stress my reaction is my own and not necessarily one any others ought to engage in. But truth was something I needed oh so badly in that that abuse left me in such a lost condition that I had no idea what reality ought to be, especially in relationship to how to interact in society, and perhaps much worse any idea how to see myself as anything other than being worthless. So when I read what Jesus spoke about sending the Holy Spirit to teach us all things, I took Jesus' word on that and prayed for God to teach me His truths outside of all the denominational influences, for frankly any error involved in this would be only my own at that point. For the next three years I read every book of the Bible and once finishing any book, I went back and reread that book again; admittedly intermingled with some Biblically based books written by authors that intrigued me. And that practice continued through the years where I couldn't wait to get up each morning and dive into the Word, literally copying and then pasting each line of scripture so as to first edit out all the "help" so I was forced to read each verse individually before going back and studying the entire chapter, interjecting my thoughts as the Spirit of God guided me. For you see, in a very real way the Holy Spirit was my only real friend so to speak and I loved that sensation of that close relationship with God. It very likely saved my life here while still in the body, of course as well my eternal life.

I am a seeker of Biblical truth. I have pursued multiple paths/religions over the years including: Roman Catholicism, Wesleyan theology, Episcopal/Anglican teachings, the Baptists, and Independent Bible Churches. They all claimed to have the truth, they all have their own version of the truth. God says there’s one truth. That is my pursuit, God’s truth.

I am a seeker of Biblical truth. I have pursued multiple paths/religions over the years including: Roman Catholicism, Wesleyan theology, Episcopal/Anglican teachings, the Baptists, and Independent Bible Churches. They all claimed to have the truth, they all have their own version of the truth. God says there’s one truth. That is my pursuit, God’s truth.

I've read the bible every day for 45 years, I'm still learning, it's always fresh, like bread straight from the bakery.