Hmmm....sounds to me like you're doing some looking down on others your own self. But that's okay, huh?
Indeed, the entire purpose of the article was an effort to lift someone (I'm not saying who) up by tearing others (Christians) down. This is typical behavior from one who suffers from lack of self-worth. But for some strange reason, such people tend to lash out others instead of simply accepting that Jesus died on the cross for them.
Indeed, the entire purpose of the article was an effort to lift someone (I'm not saying who) up by tearing others (Christians) down. This is typical behavior from one who suffers from lack of self-worth. But for some strange reason, such people tend to lash out others instead of simply accepting that Jesus died on the cross for them."
Im not looking down on anyone, just simply stating my own personal observations. It has been my experience that Christians really dont have any more tollerance for other religions than do the Muslims. I tried exploring the Christian faith before and all I found was hypocracy. It was however Ironic that my late fiance who was from mainland China, knew more about being a "Christian" than any other so called "Christian" that I had ever met in the US. I guess thats why she gave her life to save someone else. Though she never had a bible to read from or a church to attend, she looked forward to having both when coming to the US and she hoped to learn what it meant to be a "Christian" but to me, I think she could have instead taught what it meant. Though I subscribe to no particular faith I do respect all others even if I do not agree with them. If any mans religion makes he or she a better mirror image of themself, who am I to say that their beliefs are wrong? Sadly, those who claim to have religious faith (with the exception of Buddhists) do not feel this way. Else they would not spend so much time trying to convert the other.