So last friday I experience a surreal moment of my life. I'm going home form college, on the bus listening to my music for the 45 minute journey and the guy next to me started talking to me, being friendly. I'm not rude so I paused my music and said hello, why I was in Bedford and stuff as did he. Somehow we got on to the topic of him being a Christian (after a few minutes of random chit chat) and his friend who was sitting next to him just got off the phone and turned to greet me to.
Next thing I know I discover they have "healing powers" as they asked me if they could attempt to heal my wrist. I didn't have anything stopping me as my wrist bloody hurts and I'd love for it to be healed so I gave them the opportunity. The two of them overlapped their hands upon and beneath mine and lowered their heads, whispering some prayer. Now usually I would be laughing so hard right now but they're seriousness to actually want to succeed is probably why I didn't as I would have felt bad. After they failed (I moved my wrist and it still hurt) they asked if they could try again which I obliged to despite them inevitably failing again.
Now that was over and done with they decided it would be good to educate me about Christianity and heck, I was interesting. The bus journey I do everyday is always so boring so the chance to listen to this enthusiastic 24 year old tell me about God was a pleasant suprise. He asked me about my sins and turned out that I've failed the first 3 (lies, lust and theft) so my future doesn't look too good when it comes to heaven. Well that's what I thought but apparently Jesus is the one that died for all our sins and as long as I try I will still be accepted in to heaven. Hmmm.
Well I flipped the coin on them at one point, wanted to see how they reacted. As we were talking about belief in God and the miracles that Jesus did I decided I would argue the point that I've never seen any miracle and there's no real proof that God exists. Thankfully I have been on a Ouiji Board and have spoken to spirits and boy it's a scary but good experience. Ever since I did that I have believed in spirits and that's more believable that God that's for sure. One of the guys (was Kieran, he spoke the majority of the time and was originally on his mobile) said that God is a lovely caring man but also has a bad side and warns you not to do things. Not too sure what Kieran meant by that but I believe he was referring to spirits, hard to tell though as he would blab so much and go off the point of the topic divulging in to another similar one a lot of the time.
Eventually after 30 minutes or so it was my stop and I smiled and said goodbye. Although they haven't convinced me to believe in God or that humans can heal other humans I have taken something away from that experience which is Christians aren't boring dull people you may have stereotyped them for. The 2 guys have done skateboarding before and one of them does a bit of parkour, I thought that was cool.
Other news in my life is that Taylor's gone away to Derby on a Geography trip for a few days and I'm already starting to miss her. Feels weird not being with her in the evening as I'm so used to, going to spend the time doing assignments though as I have fallen slightly behind.
Can't be bothered to type anymore as I have 2 more blogs I need to accomodate for, just glad I finally bothered to type up my experience with the Christians lol.