Magnificent Obsession

David Robertson  |  Features
Date posted:  1 Mar 2014
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Magnificent Obsession

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David Robertson explains a little of how he became a Christian.

Everyone’s experience is different. I tell you my own, not to make it normative, but simply because it is the one I know best and illustrates how the basic principle of God’s revelation of himself works in one person’s life.

I was 16 years old and trying desperately hard to be an atheist. But the trouble was I could not. My mind could not accept that everything came from nothing and that life had no beauty, purpose or meaning. But equally I despised religion and thought Christianity was hypocritical.

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