Why is it that many non-christians act as though Christians aren't suppose to make any mistakes?

Question

Many of the questions listed here imply that if a Christian makes a mistake or sins that it's just not acceptable and it just can't be forgiven.Whose judging who now?

Answer 1

Soulsista,

I understand where you're coming from, but it's not these people's fault for being under the assumption that Christians aren't suppose to make any mistakes it's the people who claim they are Christian by putting on this front to everyone that they are holier than thou...you see this in many of our churches so therefore it's not the flocks fault or the non-Christian's fault for assuming this. If pastors and bishops don't ever admit to their congregation when they are wrong, then it's going to always seem like they're perfect and so every other Christian should be perfect too! Only a few pastors and bishops actually minister about faults and the importance of admitting when your wrong or have done wrong...and to actually read that script in the Bible that a godly man sins 7 times 7 on a daily basis (it goes something like that) but the only difference is that a godly man/woman knows to ask God for forgiveness and the person whom they have done wrong to for forgiveness...

So, it's our (Christians) fault for not admitting when we've done wrong! Now, we have to change that.

Answer 2

i really dont know that we are people not God