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	<title>Comments on: Criminalizing faith</title>
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		<title>By: Jon Parks</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jon Parks</dc:creator>
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		<description>Absolutely true.  Not that I want to ask God for persecution for anyone (that doesn&#039;t seem quite right to me).  But isn&#039;t it odd that the Church seems the strongest - the most Spirit-driven, the most alive - when in times of persecution and difficulty?  This is true both on a macro level (the Church) and a micro level (the individual).  I remember coming to the realization, even when I was a young Christian in high school, that my faith would never grow unless it was challenged.  After all, what is faith in a God who provides for our needs if we have everything we need?  What is faith in a God who protects and delivers when we have no need of deliverance?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Absolutely true.  Not that I want to ask God for persecution for anyone (that doesn&#8217;t seem quite right to me).  But isn&#8217;t it odd that the Church seems the strongest &#8211; the most Spirit-driven, the most alive &#8211; when in times of persecution and difficulty?  This is true both on a macro level (the Church) and a micro level (the individual).  I remember coming to the realization, even when I was a young Christian in high school, that my faith would never grow unless it was challenged.  After all, what is faith in a God who provides for our needs if we have everything we need?  What is faith in a God who protects and delivers when we have no need of deliverance?</p>
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