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>>12166687
This. Some of the happiest times of my life I was running 25 miles a week.

>>12166641
The Bible. God is good. God made the world, and it is good. God made Adam, who sinned and caught us all in a hereditary original sin. This is a book that espouses reconciliation with God by faith, and sowing and harvesting the fruits of the Holy Spirit. Literally will turn your life around. If you don't have faith, pray for some. Between prayer, read philosophy until you find proof to grow your faith.

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>>11041237
No.

>>10989869
>pic related
>nonsense
(You).

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>>10970047
fpbp

>>10970043
Good for you anon. I wish you well in your search for God. Get a copy of the Bible and start reading. New Revised Standard Version is aces, but King James Version or New International Version will do. Start reading. You can skip the begats. When you're bored of Old Testament chronicles, you can skip to the New Testament and read the life of Jesus already. Pay attention to the philosophy he is laying out, how it stood apart from the eye-for-an-eye laws of the Jewish people.

Find a local church and attend a Mass. Practice the prayers beforehand if you want, or just respectfully remain silent and listen to the congregation. You won't have faith at first. You won't believe at first, and the prayers will seem empty. But as you study and your understanding grows so will your faith. After a few times at church, you may want to talk to a priest about how to become a Catholic.

I can't speak for other denominations since I'm not one of them but Protestants are basically Catholic heretics, and non-denominational churches are feel-good self-help books compared to Catholicism's real philosophy.

>>10963779
>no christian has ever cited any proof of Christ’s divinity
You're right. There is no proof. There is only faith.