Makes sense Bluebullamerica. Wouldn't it also be true then that those who ruined Christianity in fact are not really Christians? And if that is true it follows that rRumpublicans are anything but Christians?
Funny thing about so many Christians. How are they Christians if they ignore His commandments and hate those who look or think differently?
Why is their "belief" more important than love for others? It's selfish, cold-hearted and insincere...and very Republican.
Sorry, no love for your fellow man, no free ticket to Paradise. No hypocrites allowed. Matthew 21 “Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of My Father in heaven." "Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself."
You could be right, Anonymous. But, looked at another way; I like star trek/star wars though I'm far from a fanatic. That said, I once made the mistake of attending Comicon. That one visit was enough to turn me off from the two (and many other) Science Fiction empires. Those claiming to be it's biggest fans were so obnoxious and so over the top that they turned me off from it all. Were they not truly fans of the genre? I'm not certain there is an actual answer that doesn't bite it's own tail, if you know what I mean. Still, to me it's an interesting thought and I thank you for it.
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Something about seeing the speck in anothers eye but being oblivious to the log in your own?
What's the Easter Bunny's favorite restaurant?
IHOP.
Christians ruined Christianity long ago, imo.
Makes sense Bluebullamerica. Wouldn't it also be true then that those who ruined Christianity in fact are not really Christians? And if that is true it follows that rRumpublicans are anything but Christians?
Funny thing about so many Christians. How are they Christians if they ignore His commandments and hate those who look or think differently?
Why is their "belief" more important than love for others? It's selfish, cold-hearted and insincere...and very Republican.
Sorry, no love for your fellow man, no free ticket to Paradise. No hypocrites allowed. Matthew 21 “Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of My Father in heaven." "Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself."
You could be right, Anonymous. But, looked at another way; I like star trek/star wars though I'm far from a fanatic. That said, I once made the mistake of attending Comicon. That one visit was enough to turn me off from the two (and many other) Science Fiction empires. Those claiming to be it's biggest fans were so obnoxious and so over the top that they turned me off from it all. Were they not truly fans of the genre? I'm not certain there is an actual answer that doesn't bite it's own tail, if you know what I mean. Still, to me it's an interesting thought and I thank you for it.
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