[stars & stripes forever]

...but I don’t see such a thing. Now what?

I had a relative who spent a lifetime priding himself on having a ‘scientific mind.’ He finally made a profession of faith in his late eighties. Afterwards he asked a profound question, “Is that all it is to it?”
Believing in the Lord is a decision each person accepts or rejects. It is an individual decision. I am very thankful that I made that decision. I have seen the hand of God work on my behalf and you can too.

[Joseph Harrolds]

I had a relative who spent a lifetime priding himself on having a ‘scientific mind.’ He finally made a profession of faith in his late eighties. Afterwards he asked a profound question, “Is that all it is to it?”

For each such anecdote I could could post one of someone who didn't convert in the end... which would prove, well...not much on either side, actually.

Believing in the Lord is a decision each person accepts or rejects.

I've never understood this one. How does one make the choice to believe something? When told, "You have to have faith" I can't imagine anything less rational.