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While one point may be valid out of the ten: #6 if you are wondering, Christians should present the message and then show them the example of how a good Christian lives a Christian life, after that it is up to the individual to decide. Think of the old phrase, you can take a horse to the water, but you can non make the horse drink.
The rest of it reads like some teenage kid trying to convince the cool kids that "It's Okay, I'm a COOL Christian, you can invite me to the party!"
But based on the lack of any responses to this thread so far, no one may even be reading this anyway.
While one point may be valid out of the ten: #6 if you are wondering, Christians should present the message and then show them the example of how a good Christian lives a Christian life, after that it is up to the individual to decide. Think of the old phrase, you can take a horse to the water, but you can non make the horse drink.
The rest of it reads like some teenage kid trying to convince the cool kids that "It's Okay, I'm a COOL Christian, you can invite me to the party!"
But based on the lack of any responses to this thread so far, no one may even be reading this anyway.
I was thinking he hit it on the head correctly in his assessment. There were a few points that were a little off but most of it seems to ring true.
While one point may be valid out of the ten: #6 if you are wondering, Christians should present the message and then show them the example of how a good Christian lives a Christian life, after that it is up to the individual to decide. Think of the old phrase, you can take a horse to the water, but you can non make the horse drink.
The rest of it reads like some teenage kid trying to convince the cool kids that "It's Okay, I'm a COOL Christian, you can invite me to the party!"
But based on the lack of any responses to this thread so far, no one may even be reading this anyway.
I didn't read it. I'm always suspicious of such threads on this Forum, because it's usually some non-Christian telling Christians what's wrong with our faith.
I didn't read it. I'm always suspicious of such threads on this Forum, because it's usually some non-Christian telling Christians what's wrong with our faith.
Um....I'm Christian by the way........as is the author (not sure if you meant the author of the article or were talking about me starting the thread.)
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I didn't read it. I'm always suspicious of such threads on this Forum, because it's usually some non-Christian telling Christians what's wrong with our faith.
I didn't read it. I'm always suspicious of such threads on this Forum, because it's usually some non-Christian telling Christians what's wrong with our faith.
I didn't read it. I'm always suspicious of such threads on this Forum, because it's usually some non-Christian telling Christians what's wrong with our faith.
...often, that is the case. And they're able to DO that (tell us what's wrong with our faith), with at least a REASONABLE expectation that, when they do, they won't be stabbed, beheaded, disemboweled, have their houses burned down, or be blown into eternity for having voiced that opinion....
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