what do you think of non christians?

Answer 1

In the end, everyone can't be converted to Christianity or Islam or what have you. What matters the most is the capacity to love. After all, in the Bible 1 Corinthians 13:13, we read: "....the greatest is love".

So for me, i think religion doesn't count that much in the end. What counts most is wether we've lived a life of love. In the last judgment God asked what we've done to other men. Never was a question about asking wether you believe in Him or which denomination you belong. This, I think, demonstrates the universality and greatness of LOVE.

Answer 2

They have some other religion, or have not been raised with any at all. They can be very kind people who simply choose to be that way because they were raised properly... not because they were taught that way as a basis for their religion. They can also be very cynical and sad because they often do not have a deeper side to their nature... that of a goal for eternity. I would be lost without my faith that the next life will be better than this one. However, there are many faiths which do practice towards a goal for eternity; Christianity is not totally unique in that way.

Answer 3

Hey, I follow Christ, but I DO NOT follow Christianity.......I find that I can talk to any non-Christian about spirituality and have an intelligent, mutually satisfying conversation. However, most fundamentalist Christians will verbally attack me in a heartbeat if I do not say the things that they are taught by their leaders, even if I am discussing Christ's teachings. His teachings seem to be foreign to them.

Answer 4

It depends, some are annoying, some are ignorant, and others are stupid, just like Christians. I'm a Christian and yes I can be all of the above, I just wish they would see that the truth in Jesus and their specific unbelief is in the Bible and it was written 2,000 years ago. Like people who believe God says to kill, Jesus said they don't know Him or God.Those who are blinded by their own greed, ect and their are others all they have to do is pray and look it up. But I love them and hope the best for them and like I said that they find the Truth in Jesus Christ the Lord Son of God

Answer 5

There are lots of fine people out there that are non-christians. God said to love your neighbor as yourself, he didn't say to just love other christians as yourself. I love all people and pray for them all, even the ones we are at war with. I truly believe if you are a true christian then that is what you must do. If you love them, pray for their salvation, if they get saved the things you disliked about them will no longer be a part of them. God Bless You.

Answer 6

That is a very broad term. I believe that non-christians are all different and I would have to get to know an individual before I could say.

Answer 7

I think they are human beings like the rest of us. I see no reason to think worse of a person for not being a Christian. Being a Christian is a relationship with Christ. We might be able to introduce you to him, but it's your choice in whether or not you continue speaking.

Answer 8

I was a non-christian for a long time. Praise God He's accepted me as one of His children.
I wish everyone could see the wonderful way that God can enrich lives they way I've seen Him in mine.
I think non-christians are missing out. I pray for them a lot.

Answer 9

Cool people. Most of my friends are non-Christians. Two of the three people I most respect are non-Christians.

Answer 10

Usually they are happy to allow others to believe what ever they think is right.

This seems a lot more like what Jesus asked of us than what I often see coming from the Christians.

Love and blessings
don