Christians, if you are chosen for a jury do you......?

Question

Have Faith that someone is guilty or not guilty or do you look at the evidence?

Answer 1

Of course you examine the evidence and make your decision based on the facts.

Which is exactly why I chose to become a Christian. I examined the evidence for Christ, weighed the facts, and made my decision accordingly.

Answer 2

I have once did jury duty, but it was uninteresting. We weighed the facts and evidence and made a decision. I didn't have to ask God for the truth, just the wisdom and understanding to find it.

Answer 3

Christians like to ignore all evidence of any kind if it goes against their beliefs. This includes their belief of whether a person is guilty or innocent of a crime.

Answer 4

As a Christian, I would do my civic-duty to consider all evidence as presented. I would attempt to judge impartially & correctly, because I feel the seriousness of such a duty.
To the answerers that 'bashed' Christians: I forgive you for your unkind words, I understand that you don't understand us, & I hope that you find happiness before you die!
Peace!

Answer 5

I look at the evidence. Faith is a creation of the conservative media.

Answer 6

Look at the evidence.

Answer 7

How utterly ridiculous. Of course they look at evidence before deciding.

Answer 8

God judges not man. I would abstain for making any judgments regardless of the evidence. I would be the one that would cause a mistrial.

Answer 9

Judge without partiality.

Answer 10

Christians make decisions? All by themselves? Hahahaha!!!!!