Okay, I just answered a post from a pagan who received a hate-filled answer from someone and wanted to know if all Christians felt that way about pagans. While probably 99% of the answers were very nice, quite a few of them said, "No, a real Christian would say that they'd pray for your soul to reach Jesus", and then they actually listed out a Christian prayer for the asker's soul/health/that she would find Jesus.
I'm not trying to pick a fight, truly, but do the Christians who post these kinds of answers - however well-intended they may be - understand that by adding their own prayers for the asker's salvation on top of their otherwise very kind answers, they are implying that the asker is wrong and needs to be "saved", which is inherently offensive and genuinely rude? Especially when the asker is not saying, "I have been a pagan for X number of years and feel like my soul needs to be saved", why do the people who tack prayers onto their answers not see the disrespect?
2006-11-17
06:52:23
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