My friend Jesus, who died for us all Part 2

In part 1 I said that people do not always understand that faith and being a friend of Jesus has nothing to do with religion or the things which historically the church has been known for like the Crusades and other things, most of which were to do with doctrine and dogma that told them how to think. Yes, it appears that Christianity does tell you how to think but the reality is that living with Jesus and not religion becomes a lifestyle and a heart felt passion as  you learn from him, at which point you cannot help but live the way that you feel Jesus wants you to live, either from the bible or through supernatural means via the Holy Spirit. There are always more questions to be asked, and answers to be found or looked for. Living the lifestyle of a christian provides stability and peace even through the difficult and stormy parts of life.

My friend Jesus, who died for us all part 1

I feel the love of my friend and I know he is what the world needs if only you would recognise it. Yes, he is a mystery at times that the human mind cannot fathom or understand in the physical natural, but in the spiritual it is oh! so different. We are all made to be spiritual beings, the human was made in the likeness of our creator God's to be his friend, and we did not fullfill that because we allowed the devil in and he changed us making the world as we find it now, with all the sadness, pain and warring of the human nature. But this can be changed this can be turned around, with the acceptance of a saviour in Jesus Christ, as this is the reason he died to stop all this warring and evil. Why has it not changed more greatly in 2000 years? well there are many answers the first being that many refuse to accept their need for salvation and are offended by the idea of it, while others do not believe in the spiritual at all, still others have passing affiliation with religion that does not relate to Jesus in any way and therefore believe they are safe, and can continue to do thier own thing. Jesus died so we could relate to him, not just through prayer, but through experiencing heaven via our saved spirit.