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To: GSHastings
That attitude exemplifies about what non believers find annoying about some Christers. Their Hubris is simply too noisome to bear, absent removing oneself to effect sufficient distance to achieve the salubrious benefits of the resulting space assumed to allow the fresh air to rush between.
422 posted on 08/18/2005 10:27:15 PM PDT by Torie
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To: Torie
Christers. Their Hubris is simply too noisome to bear, absent removing oneself to effect sufficient distance to achieve the salubrious benefits


And declaring your own opinions, because "Science" tells you, as the one and only truth is NOT "noisome hubris"?
428 posted on 08/18/2005 10:33:34 PM PDT by MNJohnnie ( Brick by brick, stone by stone, the Revolution grows)
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To: Torie
That attitude exemplifies about what non believers find annoying about some Christers

Which is exactly what Jesus said would happen. We would be hated because of Him.

Unfortunately, that's what happens when the sinful nature of man comes in contact with the Truth of Jesus.

You hate Christians because they tell you how to get to God. Christians tell you that you can only get to God through Jesus Christ, because that is what Jesus Christ himself said.

That's either true, or it's not.

If it's true, as Christians believe, then don't you think it's pretty generous of them to tell you, knowing full well that you're quite likely to hate them for it? What benefit is it to them if you don't know the truth that they know? Better to just keep quite about it, which is what a lot of Christians do in order to just "get along" (myself too, most of the time, much to my disappointment).

432 posted on 08/18/2005 10:42:27 PM PDT by GSHastings
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