Why I Chose to Be a Christian

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People may think I had no choice in becoming a Christian since I born and raised in a Christian family. It is true that I accepted the fact that I was sent to this world as His beloved daughter and as a disciple without doubt as I acknowledged myself as a daughter of my physical parents. Having parents that serve God as other missionaries would do and living in spiritually healthy environment made everything too easy for me to become a Christian. However, there have been special leads of the Lord and my unshakable obedient to those callings to truly become a committed Christian as right now.
As He wanted me to make an arbitrary decision to follow His name, He taught me the meaning of being His child and the life as a follower of Jesus Christ throughout my life. The oldest memory of His strong engagement to teach me about this happened when I was five. In my fifth summer, I was tormented by a deep pity and sadness for ourselves that must die because of our sin. I was ashamed of myself and hated my weak knees that cannot get away from the dark; I was really afraid of dying because of m...

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