What if...it's all true?

dbjonas · Post by **dbjonas** » 25 Oct 2022, 03:42

Fantastic question. I hadn't really considered this, and, though reading this book did not stir any questions about my faith, or better put, my lack of it, I do wonder if other readers might have had a different experience with it. Thank you for bringing this up.

dbjonas · Post by **dbjonas** » 25 Oct 2022, 03:46

Rina Neiman wrote: ↑06 Sep 2022, 01:12 I think that if I was completely new to faith, maybe it could've changed my mind or outlook. However, because I was exposed to faith all my life having religious relatives, and generally speaking having religious communities around me. I'm an atheist not because of lack of exposure, so it was an inspiring story but it didn't change my views on belief in god.

Very well put. I agree with this opinion entirely. Coming from a religious background as well, it is also very unlikely that any sort of book or media will change my perspective on faith, and the world, regardless of how inspiring the work may be.

Chinasa Deborah · Post by **Chinasa Deborah** » 26 Oct 2022, 01:49

After reading this book, I was inspired and forced to consider this crucial question: "What if?"
I have witnessed miracles through my faith, and reading this book or coming across it has strengthened me to remain unshaken no matter what the situation.

Pyagbara Gbenedum Daniel Justice · 26 Oct 2022, 10:22

Gretchen Darden wrote: ↑03 Sep 2022, 11:21 After reading "When No One Else Believed", are any non-believers now inspired by the question of "What if?" What were your beliefs going in, and are they different coming out?

I will comment from the standpoint of a believer. “what if?” can be the most dangerous phrase to gamble. What if I get a miracle? What if I don’t? You should believe it and give it a try. It is the only way to please the God of miracles (The Almighty God). God does not fail. It is our unbelief that stands in the way of miracles. For without faith, it is impossible to please God. I hope this book has changed a lot of mindsets and won souls for God.

Ogechi Okonkwo · Post by **Ogechi Okonkwo** » 26 Oct 2022, 17:08

I believe in God and I do believe that miracles can happen. Reading books like this only does well to strengthen my faith and belief in God. That is one thing that shouldn't be questioned

Ashna Tibrewal · Post by **Ashna Tibrewal** » 29 Oct 2022, 09:45

I have always been forced by my parents to accept faith. With teenage years, I started disliking but now after becoming adult, I actually only disliked the forced part and did have my own faith even though it was little.

Christian_ James · Post by **Christian_ James** » 29 Oct 2022, 22:24

I can't quite relate as I have always been a believer from day one. However, this should definitely trigger inquisitiveness in non believers at least to a point where they have an open mind and start listening to what I know is true.

CarCarter · Post by **CarCarter** » 30 Oct 2022, 04:34

Gretchen Darden wrote: ↑03 Sep 2022, 11:21 After reading "When No One Else Believed", are any non-believers now inspired by the question of "What if?" What were your beliefs going in, and are they different coming out?

I do not know what name can be attached to my belief (I do not believe in any deity, but I think that all should be respected (as long as they do things worthy of respect)). This book has not changed my mind/belief in any way. But it inspired me to never lose hope or faith that things could turn around for the best/worst (lol (however way you choose to look at it))

Lucy_D_Licious · Post by **Lucy_D_Licious** » 30 Oct 2022, 07:29

I really hope people were very inspired by this book, l: none delivers and believers alike. This book is a gem. There is so much that can be taken home from the plot. The kinds of character traits that it promotes can be useful for all of humanity.

Amandaruth Ama · Post by **Amandaruth Ama** » 30 Oct 2022, 11:17

Amy Luman wrote: ↑06 Sep 2022, 12:35 I can't remember a time that I didn't believe. I have seen God do many amazing things. I know that sounds hokey. My beliefs are the same now as before.

To me, that doesn't sound hokey at all. I am a firm believer myself. I see God's hand in my life everyday. I constantly prayer that an event that will make me leave my faith never comes to me.

Amandaruth Ama · Post by **Amandaruth Ama** » 30 Oct 2022, 11:20

Adeolaoskydeelight wrote: ↑14 Sep 2022, 18:30 I'm a believer, I have experienced miracles through faith, coming across this book only strengthens me not to have a shift no matter what the circumstances

I am also a believer. I have witnessed a lot of miracles and read many of them. My faith is deeply rooted in God no matter what is happening. I just ask God to help me remain faithful.

Thompson Grace · Post by **Thompson Grace** » 31 Oct 2022, 04:59

I am a believer and this book helped strengthen my faith in God the more. I also believe that non-believers who comes across this book would be affected positively by this book.