When Christianity is made illegal, will there be enough evidence in your lifei to convict you?

Question

II Timothy 2:15
Be diligent to present yourself approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.

Mark 8:38 = Matt 16:27 = Luke 9:26

/38/ Those who are ashamed of me and of my words in this adulterous and sinful generation, of them the Son of Man will also be ashamed when he comes in the glory of his Father with the holy angels."

=Matt 16:27
/27/ "For the Son of Man is to come with his angels in the glory of his Father, and then he will repay everyone for what has been done.

=Luke 9:26
/26/ Those who are ashamed of me and of my words, of them the Son of Man will be ashamed when he comes in his glory and the glory of the Father and of the holy angels

Answer 1

A real Christian always lives his life as A christian. So the evidence will be clear. As Christians we must be different from the world and must be a light in this world of darkness.

The head-covering for women is a good example of this. I don't always wear my head covering unless I'm at church or praying at home. But sometimes when I go out shopping or take my niece to the park, I see other women wearing the head-covering, this makes me feel inferior, because she is shining her light, and letting the world know she is Christian and that she is different. However, I am also a devoted Christian, but I am not shining my light, I am not different to the naked eye from any other worldly women, so i know how important it is to wear the head covering and to make a difference as Christians.

If Christianity were to be made illegal, Christian will more then ever SHINE!, because that is just any attempt of the enemy to shut us down.

Answer 2

Oh give me a break. There will be plenty of evidence in science for us. We won't have to base our beliefs on superstition and book worship anymore. If it were made illegal, like all fanatical religions should be since they cause SO much trouble in the world, it would just be reduced to mystical relics of an age gone by, just like Greek and Roman mythology, the sun god and the like. Then perhaps we can make some real advancments in our society.

Answer 3

I only WISH Christianity would be made illegal, since it IS fraudulent, but the First Amendment makes that extremely unlikely. As for evidence to convince us, Christianity has NEVER been based on evidence.

Answer 4

Just thanks to your question. I take part in all internet discussions where most of people laugh at Trust to the God and try to devaluate belivers. I tell them truth about themselves and it is pain to read for them because I open their minds to them. When they say that belivers are not brave people who fear about God I ask them if they paid additional insurance for health, robbery and buy for exstra money security in cars, do they keep money in safes. I know they do. So I say belivers fear only God and not belivers only God do not fear. Then I sign "beliver" and they do not know what to say. So, if internet is an evidence I should keep backup :)).

Answer 5

When? Is this something you see happening soon? If you're really asking whether someone is 'true' to their faith, you might have chosen a phrasing that was not so oblique. PS: I'm not a Christian, so no.

Answer 6

Isn't it a bit early for the poor, persecuted Christians game?

Answer 7

Yes, I received a few religious awards in my youth which I'm sure could be traced.

Answer 8

Why don't you just grab a couple of nails and climb up there with your savior?

You know you want to.

Answer 9

I sure hope so!!! None of us are getting out alive, I might as well die a martyr. Great question!!

Answer 10

They won't even bother taking my statement, there is no evidence to convict me whatsoever.