I can't explain why, but after being an atheist/agnostic/pagan/nonchristian for so long, I finally feel the longing for God/Christ in my heart? This feeling started yesterday after binging on some philosophy meme images. I have no idea where to start or ev

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Christanon 01/28/18 (Sun) 02:59:34 f23d47 No.595255

I can't explain why, but after being an atheist/agnostic/pagan/nonchristian for so long, I finally feel the longing for God/Christ in my heart? This feeling started yesterday after binging on some philosophy meme images. I have no idea where to start or even what I would do with the self I currently have. I'm drawn to both Orthodoxy and Quakerism, leftist, with authentic autism(tm) but I'm sick and fucking tired of how utterly unsatisfying and degenerate postmodernism is. Where would I start with Christ in such a way that I wouldn't get scared shitless and wimp out?

Christanon 01/28/18 (Sun) 03:12:21 00ad54 No.595260

Read the King James Version of the Bible and start with the NT first and I would recommend you read John, Acts, And Romans first.

http://www.bookbindery.ca/KJBIBLE.pdf

Christanon 01/28/18 (Sun) 03:27:15 92d970 No.595264

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>>595255

Good to hear that you want to come home to God!

As >>595260 said, the Bible is a great start. You may also be interested in reading the Didache. I believe it's sort of a summary of the Apostles' teachings.

You should contact the priest at a local parish.

Remember though, while with the Orthodox it's rare, you may find a corrupt church. Don't be afraid to talk to a few priests before choosing a parish.

God be with you, brother!

Christanon 01/28/18 (Sun) 17:06:18 4a2390 No.595484

>>595255

Read the Eastern Orthodox Bible. Then read the writings of the church fathers on catholic encyclopedia

Christanon 01/28/18 (Sun) 17:10:20 4f1783 No.595486

>>595255

Don't listen to the two above me.

Only the interlinear Bible is least corrupt out of all translations.