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A local Christian pastor fixed a neighbor's computer. I'm told all it needed was some virus removal and he had to remove the old version of Norton's in order to install a new antivirus, but he did it for free. No strings attached, no money exchanged. He spent a couple hours of his time in their home on short notice and didn't ask for anything in return.
Excellent! Don't tell me what you believe. Show me.
And, yes, Christians are quite capable of being kind. I would be more impressed if you said the neighbor was a gay drunk.
Yes, an acquaintance of mine had a new device to get onto his protected WiFi at home but he lost the password* to his router. I visited his home, found that someone (apparently his daughter) had changed the default SSID and password at some point, and spent an hour on the phone with his ISP determining the proper procedure to reset the router to defaults. Then I reset all his devices to the router SSID / password. Not a big deal other than taking the time, but to him it was like magic.
When I was done he insisted on paying me and I refused payment, other than him continuing to play cards with me on Saturday mornings.
Good deeds are not exclusive to Christians, everyone does good deeds. Does it bother you that atheists actually do good deeds?
Of course not. I said as much earlier in this thread. But then, I'm not challenging the atheists to come up with some over-the-top example to prove their worldview.
Hahahaha! When I read the opening post, my 'in my head' reply was...'I fixed my neighbors computer and I'm a Pagan...'
Does the broadcasting of good deeds only count for clergy?
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