SaggyWoman
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Am I able to, as an unbeliever, worship God?
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As an unbeliever, can I worship God?
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glfredrick
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You can try, but according to the Scriptures, worship of God is in "spirit and truth" and one cannot have spirit and truth until one is regenerated from their sin-cursed state and indwelt by the Holy Spirit.
Please do not make that a reason to stop trying, however. Sometimes trying at worship leads to true worship when God works through the acts of worship to bring life.
Please do not make that a reason to stop trying, however. Sometimes trying at worship leads to true worship when God works through the acts of worship to bring life.
Interesting post. I am reminded of the centurion Cornelius...
"He and all his family were devout and God-fearing; he gave generously to those in need and prayed to God regularly.
Yet, was not a believer at the time.
"He and all his family were devout and God-fearing; he gave generously to those in need and prayed to God regularly.
Yet, was not a believer at the time.
A 'God-fearer' was a believer who had not been circumcised according to Jewish custom/law.
following-Him
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How can you worship something/someone you don't believe in?