Is it wrong for a Christian to go to Canada?

Question

Alternative marriage is legal there.

Answer 1

Hmmm.....are you suggesting that if we promote what christians believe is immoral behavior, that it's possible they'd stay away?

Because that's a pretty good idea.....

Answer 2

Canada is pretty bad, but for goodness' sake, it is not that bad, at least not yet. Although, you do make a point, Canada is working really hard on "going down the tubes." There are probably a lot of people in Canada working, at least during the nice, warm-weather days, to make Canada a better place.

At any rate, the worse a place is, the more they need Christians to go there to shine the light. With enough Christians running around, their mere presence should keep the place from being destroyed by fire and brimstone (at least until the angels come and drag them out).

Answer 3

What the hell are you talking about?

I don't see what Christianity and Canada have to do with anything. You can have alternative marriages in America to. So if Canada is bad (in your opinion), then America is too.

Answer 4

Going to Canada: No.
Alternative marriage: Yes.

Answer 5

Why do I feel like I'm being led into a trap with a question like this.

No, if a Christian goes to Canada because they have prayed about it and feel an inner peace about going there, then go.

And there are a LOT of good things about Canada!!

Answer 6

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Answer 7

know it's not wrong, to go to Canada, France, are any free country, sure they have practices, and beliefs that differ from a Christian view point, but we have that here in the U.S.A. , no matter were you go in this world , you will fine that, because as Christians were supposed to be the light of the world, not to hide our light under a bushel, like Christ did we do, he ate with sinners, we should as well because, he did not come to condemn the world, but to save it, so we are to carry on with his work, until he comes...!

Answer 8

It doesn't matter what country you live in. What kind of question is that? It depends on what you do in the country, and you can make the same decisions you did in Canada as you did in the U.S. or wherever you lived before.

Answer 9

'Alternative' meaning what exactly....?
Other than that, Canada is great and has some amazing Christian missions being run there

Answer 10

Jesus said" Go into all the world, preaching the gospel to everyone". Therefore, Canada is OK

Answer 11

I am not exactly sure what you mean, In our church we have a few Sisters, married to men from Canada, they all are US citizens now.