iamnotaparakeet
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01 Sep 2010, 6:08 pm
iamnotaparakeet
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Kraichgauer
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01 Sep 2010, 10:51 pm
iamnotaparakeet wrote:
People who attack other Christians for having more conservative moral standard which they both live by and advocate is worse than hypocritical. Saying that such people are going to Hell while the implication that only those who let others live on in their sin without concern enough for their souls to speak up about it... good grief! How is it even possible for such people to consider that? They go on condemning other Christians and denouncing them as heretics while all the while they are claiming that the Christians they denounce aren't Christians because they denounce what they consider sin? Hello?
I've noticed that many of these "conservative" Christians also judge others for political beliefs - almost always (if not always) taking the side of the political right. And they are the first to attack other Christians because their beliefs are not up to snuff - you know, like us dastardly heathens who believe in infant baptism, and don't buy into the rapture and millenialism.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
iamnotaparakeet
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02 Sep 2010, 6:39 am
Kraichgauer wrote:
iamnotaparakeet wrote:
People who attack other Christians for having more conservative moral standard which they both live by and advocate is worse than hypocritical. Saying that such people are going to Hell while the implication that only those who let others live on in their sin without concern enough for their souls to speak up about it... good grief! How is it even possible for such people to consider that? They go on condemning other Christians and denouncing them as heretics while all the while they are claiming that the Christians they denounce aren't Christians because they denounce what they consider sin? Hello?
I've noticed that many of these "conservative" Christians also judge others for political beliefs - almost always (if not always) taking the side of the political right. And they are the first to attack other Christians because their beliefs are not up to snuff - you know, like us dastardly heathens who believe in infant baptism, and don't buy into the rapture and millenialism.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
I think there's more to judge about a person's advocacy of what in the Bible is plainly called sin, rather than their eschatological beliefs.
