TheCeltAustralian

Saint Patrick. The patron Saint of Ireland. Infamous for Christianizing the once pagan society. We celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day to honor the life of a man who saved an entire country, and to remember that God uses the most unlikely people to do the most incredible things! It is known, that Saint Patrick performed many miracles, including having brought over 30 people back from the dead! He once wrote, “humbly, through the name of Jesus, I was able to work many miracles, and raised many from the dead in a pagan society!” May he always be remembered for the wonderful acts of faith and the great things that God did through him. Sláinte, Saint Patrick! Till next post, may the road rise up to meet you, and God Bless, friends! -TheCeltAustralian

May the road rise up to meet you all on this wonderful Saint Patrick's Day! God Bless you all, my friends! Sláinte! Lá fhéile Pádraig sona dhuit! Bail ó Dhia ort! (Irish Gaelic Translation: Happy Saint Patrick's Day! May God Bless You)! (Will be posting again tomorrow)! :) :D ;)

No. simply put, no. Although grant it, it depends on what you are referring to as human sacrifice. If you mean killing for God, then no. God is a God of peace and kindness. NOT war. It's like watching your children murder each other, over who is 'Daddy's Favourite!' God loves all of his creations equally. but If you are referring to martyrdom, then, technically yes? Not the act of watching your execution, but as in offering back ones life, is the most ultimate form of worship. but it cannot be purposeful and/or self sacrifice. that would be suicide, which in itself is also a sin, as only God has the authority to take a life. But if, say, you are preaching the Gospel in some third-world country and are killed for doing so, then your death brings glory to God, because you were Killed whilst fulfilling his will for you. think of it as, someone died defending your honor; wouldn't you be very humbled and grateful for their sacrifice? so in that sense, it can be viewed

Q: "If God is All Loving, than why does he let us suffer, or make us suffer, and don't both of these make him immoral, if he is allowing, and/or causing the suffering of his children?" A: "First of all, before I answer the very first part of this question, let me just be clear, that God is not (usually, unless for a very good reason of trying to show us or tell us something that we would not have look to him for otherwise,) the one causing our suffering. Now, with that out of the way,... God allows for suffering to occur, not out of hatred and/or punishment/immorality, but, (and this is where many either get lost, or stop listening, so please hear me out entirely and pay FULL attention, as so you don't get confused, and/or bitter or more so bitter against God or myself!) ...but rather, he allows for suffering, because otherwise we would have absolutely NO reason to trust him! (Hear me out,...) Seeing as we all are his creations, and we are made in his image, God loves us

When we say that Jesus is The Son of God, we are referring to his physical body. Since He was designed by God, and spiritually conceived in Mary by God, then Physically speaking, he is God’s Son. But what many don’t know, is that Jesus and God share the same Spirit! The Holy Spirit works in both of them, and so hence, seeing as they share the same spirit, Jesus Is God. And as for the Holy title, Son of Man, we are referring to his physical father, Joseph, the husband to the Virgin Mother Mary! (It also refers to his holy kingship) So there You have it! I hope that this has been informative and has helped you to better understand the Holy Trinity. It’s a three-in-one deal. May God Bless you! Have a great day!