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Nobody is an “authority“, but many many non-Christians were born and raised as Christians before they made the conscious decision to reject it all as mythical nonsense.Why do never Christians think they are an authority on Christianity?
That depends on the Christian you ask...Because Christianity is political, not spiritual. It always has been. It's not just America, it's where ever the majority of Christians are. They rule with scripture, and the only ones believing it are peasants.
Hasn't changed that much over the years.
In other words, the meek shall inherit the earth.Because Christianity is political, not spiritual. It always has been. It's not just America, it's where ever the majority of Christians are. They rule with scripture, and the only ones believing it are peasants.
Hasn't changed that much over the years.
Why do never Christians think they are an authority on Christianity?
Ok, I'm game...Why do too many Christians appear unable or unwilling to answer a few simple questions?
Pretty obvious...they're not following Jesus...Why do so many Christians not only act in un-Christ like manner, they actively oppose the efforts of others who are trying to follow the rules of Jesus?
No...Is a preacher with a private jet, a multi-million dollar estate, holidays at expensive resorts act in a Christ-like manner?
No...Is a preacher calling for the execution of gays, the subservience of women and the imposition of their faith on all Americans acting in a Christ-like manner?
That depends on the Christian you ask...
Because Christianity is political, not spiritual. It always has been. It's not just America, it's where ever the majority of Christians are. They rule with scripture, and the only ones believing it are peasants.
Hasn't changed that much over the years.
I guess that question is up to each person to answer...when we attempt to impose what we think on others, we're no better than the fake Christians are...all we can do is inform...what they do with it is up to them...The problem remains -- who are the true Christians today?
Irony - it’s funnyI guess that question is up to each person to answer...when we attempt to impose what we think on others, we're no better than the fake Christians are...all we can do is inform...what they do with it is up to them...
The real irony lies in the fact that you can't distinguish the difference between imposing and informing...lol...Irony - it’s funny
Sounds more like an excuse.Because we're human. Christ set the bar pretty high and striving to be more like him is always the goal. However, being the imperfect, sinful creatures that we are, we continuously fall short.
Everyone here knows exactly who can, and who can’t distinguish the difference. Everyone.The real irony lies in the fact that you can't distinguish the difference between imposing and informing...lol...
Convenient excuse is more like it. With some level of special pleading incorporated into it.Sounds more like an excuse.
Yeah, it's you...lol...Everyone here knows exactly who can, and who can’t distinguish the difference. Everyone.
Exactly.Convenient excuse is more like it. With some level of special pleading incorporated into it.
Not saying people shouldn't own up to it, merely suggesting we as humans are fallible and prey to our own selfishness. I don't think anyone is expecting Christians, or anyone else for that matter, to be perfect.Sounds more like an excuse.
And some people might use that as an excuse to not try. No point if one is always going to come up short no matter what.Not saying people shouldn't own up to it, merely suggesting we as humans are fallible and prey to our own selfishness.
Considering it's typically christians who seem sanctimonious or think they know better, then they are not really in a position to preach.I don't think anyone is expecting Christians, or anyone else for that matter, to be perfect.
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