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As Christians we are wealthy to have hit the "holy lottery" of religions. However that is a call to our Grace and Longsuffering to those who did not. After all, there will not be a multiple choice quiz at the gate of Heaven for those who happened to pick the correct earthly religion. Don't be...

No they aren't. God knows the difference of intention.

Worshiping a false god and poorly worshiping God are two different things.

I agree. Faith in God should be a force that unites people across religions.

Sometimes the Lord works your patience and there is no changing His mind. Don't be afraid to hope and keep asking. Sometimes God says "no" as well.

Even in falling short we move closer to God. The righteous man is not that one that never falls short, but the one that keeps getting back up.

No. The one I have (from my days of youthful disgrace) I consider a reminder that I am a recovering sinner. Just in case I get the urge to look down my nose at my brother.

Hello and may God's peace be upon you!

You cannot betray Him through acts. He is greater than anything you have done. That said, the good man is not the one that never falls down, he is the one that gets up. And then gets up again, and again, and again. Keep getting up.

I play Hearthstone, a card game based on Blizzard's games.

I believe that the Holy Spirit is moving you to having Faith in the next act.

Welcome Clanger!

I don't play games that have excessive violence. Other than that I play what is fun. Also, an activity is good that makes you a better person for having experienced it - I use that to guide my "playtimes" as well.

My grays belong to God. Were not for Him, I'd not be here.

Prayer helps so much when the enemy weighs upon us. The devil is primarily a con and a deceiver, and so our earnest prayers and walk with God help illuminate the advesary's schemes.

The devil is a liar and evil is his lie!

I'm 41 and taking care of my father (76). I think that it isn't mentioned enough the types of sacrifice we are called to do when dealing with the older generations. I worry about millennials that aren't ready to sacrifice in this way. Be brave!

In a word, yes. If all it would take is my humble forgiveness or accepting the reproach of another to aid in their repentance, all day long.

My two cents on forgiveness. A person (or authority) first must come to repentance before forgiveness can come.

The injustice we suffer in this age is in fact a call to be greatly just in our dealings with it.