I think we’re seeing a lot of this coming out in the open because people are now ready to confront it.
Go away.
Same cowards putting BLM signs on church grounds.
Gutless worms
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Hopefully not too off topic …
As an atheist, I’ll admit that I’ve never been more impressed by an evangelical Christian than I was by a remark that Tim Alberta, a Christian journalist, made in an interview recently.
He was arguing against a lot of what is going on in contemporary evangelism in terms of its efforts to gain power “in this world.” I’m paraphrasing, but essentially he said that evangelical Christians should behave as if they are invited guests to a party at someone else’s home. Participate fully, he said, but never think that “this world” is “our” home, as Christians.
I’m not partial to the supernatural nature of Christianity. But I’ll always appreciate this practical application of this point of view for those that do.
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I saw that movie too.
Read and study the entire Bible, but “Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.” (2 Timothy 2:15)
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Tell me know nothing about Buddhism without telling me…
Don’t listen to the Pope. In my opinion church leadership has been lacking since John Paul II and a there’s been a decline in balls since Vatican 2.
I love my faith. I don’t care about the Pope
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I believe that the current pope is an atheist who sees Christianity as a vehicle to push a communist agenda.
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