Hi,
I hope it's not disrespectful to start a new thread about this, but I was afraid my question might otherwise get a little lost.
I can see how Goth Christians probably get a lot of criticism from other Christians (and my point is not to debate anyone, but just to sit back, listen, and learn--I've found out over time that I'm much better at asking questions and observing than I am at debate), so, I was wondering what happens from the other side.
Do you get a lot of criticism from true Goths who say, "Oh, if you're a Christian, you can't be Goth?"
How do you respond?
Thanks!
I hope it's not disrespectful to start a new thread about this, but I was afraid my question might otherwise get a little lost.
I can see how Goth Christians probably get a lot of criticism from other Christians (and my point is not to debate anyone, but just to sit back, listen, and learn--I've found out over time that I'm much better at asking questions and observing than I am at debate), so, I was wondering what happens from the other side.
Do you get a lot of criticism from true Goths who say, "Oh, if you're a Christian, you can't be Goth?"
How do you respond?
Thanks!