People, can we try to remember when answering the questions of the younger teens to not be a stumblingblock?

Question

Luke 17:2 It were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck and he cast into the sea than that he should offend one of these little ones.
I'm preaching to myself as well.

Neilsmyhero: sometimes they tell you right in the question or details and sometimes you can find out by looking up their past questions and answers. You're right though, a lot of them sound like adults.

Answer 1

Teens or not, we are not to be stumbling blocks at all, and we should graduate our answers in order to match the different level of understanding present.

BUT, we can not compromise on the truth, and we must boldly speak up for Christ.

Every unspoken truth about Christ is a word for Satan, whether he is masked as himself (which he seldom is) or as a spokesman for cults and false religions.

If you are saved by Christ, you know about Christ, read and study your Bible, pray and walk accordingly, then you can say no wrong for you are guided by the Holy Spirit.

Thank you for thinking of the teens, they are often easier tempted by the secular world.

Speak up for Christ, be bold with love

Soli Deo Gloria

Answer 2

I will answer all questions as I see fit ..

I think you have missed the point of an open forum..

One persons stumbling block is another persons stepping stone..

Answer 3

don't offend but don't lie to over protect without reprieve either
and take the stone off your neck and just apologize like a friend

Answer 4

"Hey, little ones, don't listen to religious nit-wits and witch-doctors. Become Atheist."

http://atheism.about.com/od/aboutatheism/p/atheism101.htm

There. So where's my millstone?

Answer 5

cee t, can you tell me how we are to know the age of the people asking questions here?

Answer 6

I answer as honestly as I know how.

Answer 7

Very good point.

Answer 8

Excellent point my dear ^_^