Hanna, "the key is not the amount of faith, but the object of that faith. It does matter whether the object of our faith is trustworthy and will support our trust".Back on the religious theme:
I was really impressed by Orthodox Christianity when I was travelling in Eastern Europe. It was completely unexpected to me.
I hadn't realised, and wasn't aware:
How seriously religious a lot of people genuinely are. They have faith -- definitely! Not everybody, but a large proportion.
Compared with the Netherlands, the UK, Scandinavia... people in the ex USSR are much more religious!
But yes, I also do agree from those I have met in the US:
Dear Hanna! If you are placing your faith in something, you had better know it is more accurate! There is no sense in believing in something that you're not 100% sure is the most accurate out there. "Faith is not a feeling, it is a settled choice arrived at by a decision of your will". Please, if you don't know for sure, do some searching! Here is a book I recommend that will show you you can know: One Heart Beat Away: Your Journey into Eternity.how can I know that my faith is more accurate?
Thank you!
Hello! As far as I know right now, we'll be working in Kiev. I am not aware of any plans to go elsewhere. Thank you also for your advice!![]()