Do you really think...?

Question

That anything is being accomplished here between Christian and Atheist questions alike? Christians are wating their time asking questions to Atheists, they have heard and will not believe, just like the the parable of the rich man and Lazarus, Luke 16:19-31. "If they do not listen to Moses and the Prophets, they will notbe convinced even if someone rises from the dead."
So i declare to all you christians that waste time arguing, it isnt going to work, asking questions to prove your point is stupid, we can do it all day long, these people have studied our bible only for the purpose of proving their point and have therefore convinced themselves through false interpretations that they are right, and that is how they will live their lives, ignoring what is right in front of them to apease their fleshly desires and do what they want without consequence.Their time will come, and i suggest you stop wasting your time and disciple to those who may listen.Stop throwing your pearls to the swine

Answer 1

I've met some pretty hot babes here.

Otherwise, it's like getting on the short bus, and making fun of the kids.

Answer 2

I don't look at it as if anything is being accomplished. I think If I answer a question, Atheist’s or not and it makes someone think, or look at the subject from a different perspective then I think something is being accomplished.

I do not believe in converting people to any religion. I let God inside them guide them through their path, I just want to open their eyes to other perspectives and maybe God will awaken in them and at the very least get the anti-theists to stop acting like the fundies.

I believe in equal faith. They have the right to believe what they want without having people tell them they are wrong. If their faith works for them then it’s not wrong.

Just because you think it’s a waste of time and its moot doesn’t mean that there are people out there that feel they need to have something clarified or answered.

All religions have been guilty on here, not JUST Christians, of asking questions just to prove a point. But what is worse is the Creedist attitude we get from Antitheists, who are no different than racists.

I’m not trying to reach those people, I often ignore their creedist rants and ignorant questions altogether. However I am here for the people who have real issues or questions, Atheist, Christian, Jew, Muslim, It doesn’t matter, we have the responsibility to help each other out, not fight.

I’m here for the person who has a serious request for wisdom. I am here for the person who just showed up for the first time and needs help. I don’t think it’s a waste of time…

Answer 3

i think that your right about Christian's having to stop questioning others of their belief if you have tried to talk them about God and they don not listen then you have to accept that and instead of arguing about the what they believe you should pray for them because you cant make people change their minds once they are set on a certain belief. and its true arguing with the person is a waste of time because no matter what you tell them they will always have a response to your remark they wont ever see your point because they have allowed them selves to see what is false ...so stop the interrogating and instead replace with prayer and faith that they will see the light.

Answer 4

I understand your frustration.
I understand what you are saying.
But for me, as a Christian, who through God's grace has found the most amazing, loving, gentle, forgiving, patient Savior in Jesus Christ, & to know that He loves me...ME personally, warts and all. Just as I am.

I want that for everyone.
And I used to suffer and hurt so badly when people rejected Jesus.
But I have learned through Jesus words, and through studying scripture, that I was wrong to carry the hurt and the burden
of those who reject Jesus. That is could even be called an arrogance that I thought I could "win the lost".

We, as Christians, are God's representatives, Jesus' messengers, we are ONLY to offer the introductions and issue the invitations. It is then people's choice to choose to reject or accept the invitation, and Jesus Christ and God Almighty's job to take the meeting.

Answer 5

Haven't you noticed the categories says Religion & Spirituality?And don't you know what the bible says about spreading the news of christ? If the atheist don't like it then they need to go to a different categorie.Do you really think your question is gonna change anything?We all have our own beliefs and as sad as it is there will be arguing about this till christ returns,theres nothing you or I can do about it.

Answer 6

I think the thing that is being accomplished is the Atheists are seeing that there are a large number of Christians who do not practice what they preach. If anything they are seeing what denominations they would definitely not want to be affiliated with should they convert.

Answer 7

People gain and lose faith all the time, do they not? Do people not convert to Christianity every day? And are there not Christians, and other religious people who lose ther faith every day?

So your Bible is wrong.

Once again, an example of a Christian blindly following scripture in complete disregard for the facts.

Answer 8

you're right...
atheists = christians;

Here's what they can accomplish and then be on the same level:

Create a Private, Personal, Direct, Divine Relationship with Our Creator and save Your Soul from religion's and atheist's beliefs and start Your journey back home, to Heaven.

<<<<<<< UnConditional Love is the only answer >>>>>>>

Love and Believe in Our Creator;
Love and Believe in Yourself.

Only with Our Creator's Love and Peace will we be Truly Free!

Answer 9

Well, the questions posted are obviously posted to aggrevate one another.

Truth is that the only way these questions will disapear is by not feeding (answering one another). Respecting one anothers beliefs has nothing to do with religion, but rather is common curtesy.

Answer 10

i grew up in a Christian household and read the bible and had the bib;e read to me without a biased interpretation. I have come to be an athiest on my own accord through science.