So you can't do it now but as soon as they start killing Christians you are going to become a warrior ?? LOL
So you can't do it now but as soon as they start killing Christians you are going to become a warrior ?? LOL
I said it before and I'll say it again: as soon as Christian's rights are actually limited, I will stand up and fight. Until then, I see no problem.
So you can't do it now but as soon as they start killing Christians you are going to become a warrior ?? LOL
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You've got a little problem with tenses there. The Biblical references to martyrdom have already happened. Perhaps you've heard of St. Paul, St. Peter, let's see ..... St. MARTYR!!!!!I'm telling you the bible says Christians will be killed.
???? Excuse me? Can you explain, please?They will not be able to buy or sell
As I said, yes, I see it in other countries. If you're talking about the US or any other Western country, please provide an example more recent than 400AD.and you are seeing the start of it right now.
Yes, there are people who think Christians are stupid and will not move forward. Maybe that's because some Christians ARE stupid and will not move forward. It's unfair that all Christians get painted with the broad brush just because of the behavior of a few. I have met quite a few non-Christians who have been surprised to find out that I was a Christian; they say, "But, you seem so ... so reasonable." I do my best to try to counter the perception out there. Sadly, people like you, who see a monster behind every tree and a devil under every rock, are making it harder for people like me to defend Christianity.People believe Christian are stupid and will not move forward as Obama and his gang likes to say. We are stuck in the past and we are hurting the country / world with our narrow minded view.
"But, you seem so ... so reasonable." I do my best to try to counter the perception out there
So you are one with the world.
How about neither: I simply do what Jesus calls me to do. Sometimes, in a few rare cases, I find myself riding a fence, because that is where Jesus is found. Sometimes my allegiance to Jesus makes me stand out in the crowd. Sometimes it keeps me hidden in the din. I don't really care what others think. I do what Jesus commands, and "darn the torpedoes, full speed ahead."A fence rider -- Just want to stand out in the crowd -- which one is it ???
I never said nor implied that. You accused me of being "worldly" and I simply stated that I am not. I was not saying that you are. I don't know you well enough to know whether you are or are not, and frankly, I don't really care. The world is not 100% evil. God created it, and it was good. There are things "of the world" that are still good, and we can partake of those things and still be devoted to Jesus. It's not necessarily a bad thing to be of the world, as long as it's not primary. Jesus is primary. If Jesus takes you into the world, that's where you should go, and there is no shame in that.Because what you're saying Is I like to be conformational.
I am not "bashing" anyone. Simply pointing out errors where I find them. I'm sorry if you feel like you're being "bashed." I have tried to be gentle yet firm in my instruction, as Paul indicates. I know sometimes I fail, and for that I ask for forgiveness.If or when I see it I will do something, but in the mean time I will help bash you literalist Christians and your small minds