Every time there is some statistic about how Christians have the highest teenage pregnancies, divorce rates, jail terms, abortions, std's, shorter life expectancy, unhealthier countries, etc. this turns into "well, they are not real Christians." Or is it that once you made a mistake you automatically stop being a Christian? I don't get it. Do Christians ever make mistakes at all? Look honestly into your family or church people, is there not one --true-- Christian that maybe had a teenage pregnancy, was in jail, or maybe even had a divorce? This doesn't make sense. I have an Aunt who is Christian that has had a divorce. I have an Uncle that's a catholic who had a DUI. And if you met them, there is no way you could even begin to try to justify saying they are "not real Christian;" they make mistakes like you and me. You're supposed to be "sinners," so why are you in such hypocritical denial?
2006-10-24
10:41:30
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Alucard
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