How many Christians here under estimated the pain and difficulty of the Christian life?
Q. I never thought being a Christian would be a walk in the park, but I never ever came close to anticipating the level of pain and suffering I have experienced as a Christian. It's been constantly heart ache and pain for me. And even at that level, it's nothing compared to what some Christian missionaries and martyrs over sea's have experienced. Thanks in advance for your answers. God bless.
Asked by Central N.Y. Guy - Sat Feb 13 18:48:39 2010 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Interesting.. I'm sorry it feels that way. =( You have my sympathy. *Hugs*. ..Personally I'm an atheist + a former Christian, but I never really had to suffer through *that* much heartbreak. (Christianity-related heartbreak, that is.) I guess it depends on WHAT exactly one believes, how much emphasis one places on things such as hell and one's own innate "sinfulness", etc.. May I ask WHY it is that you find it so difficult? You won't have to answer if you don't want to, but you got me somewhat curious, so..
Answered by C [ ] - Sat Feb 13 18:53:33 2010
Q. I never thought being a Christian would be a walk in the park, but I never ever came close to anticipating the level of pain and suffering I have experienced as a Christian. It's been constantly heart ache and pain for me. And even at that level, it's nothing compared to what some Christian missionaries and martyrs over sea's have experienced. Thanks in advance for your answers. God bless.
Asked by Central N.Y. Guy - Sat Feb 13 18:48:39 2010 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Interesting.. I'm sorry it feels that way. =( You have my sympathy. *Hugs*. ..Personally I'm an atheist + a former Christian, but I never really had to suffer through *that* much heartbreak. (Christianity-related heartbreak, that is.) I guess it depends on WHAT exactly one believes, how much emphasis one places on things such as hell and one's own innate "sinfulness", etc.. May I ask WHY it is that you find it so difficult? You won't have to answer if you don't want to, but you got me somewhat curious, so..
Answered by C [ ] - Sat Feb 13 18:53:33 2010
What did the christian church hope to obtain by challenging the christians to participate in the crussades?
Q. What did the christian church hope to obtain by challenging the christians to participate in the 1st crussade?
Asked by Caroline K - Thu Jan 14 20:14:08 2010 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Land. Riches. Fun times killing Infidels.
Answered by RaTz - Thu Jan 14 20:19:35 2010
Q. What did the christian church hope to obtain by challenging the christians to participate in the 1st crussade?
Asked by Caroline K - Thu Jan 14 20:14:08 2010 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Land. Riches. Fun times killing Infidels.
Answered by RaTz - Thu Jan 14 20:19:35 2010
How should a Christian view other religions ?
Q. I have seen many books in Christian bookstores condemning other religions as cults/demonic. How should Christians view temples, mosques etc - as being inhabited by Satan and devils that draws people away from their only true god (Jesus) ? Or should Christians view other religions as equally helpful to people with different faiths ?
Asked by Yours Truly - Sun Apr 26 01:13:30 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A: Love them and be salt and light to them as the Spirit of God gives ability and words. While Christians cannot endorse or recommend any religious community or institution that does not recognize Jesus Christ as both Lord and Savior... as far as we may the Bible also teaches us to live peaceably with all men. Romans 12:18 - If possible, so far as it depends on you, be at peace with all men. Whenever I have nagging questions like these I goto FIJC Ministries website and online chat. They always seem to have scripturally sound advice and answers and they have awesome audio sermons on their website! Chatroom: Website:
Answered by Patty - Mon Apr 27 14:21:54 2009
Q. I have seen many books in Christian bookstores condemning other religions as cults/demonic. How should Christians view temples, mosques etc - as being inhabited by Satan and devils that draws people away from their only true god (Jesus) ? Or should Christians view other religions as equally helpful to people with different faiths ?
Asked by Yours Truly - Sun Apr 26 01:13:30 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A: Love them and be salt and light to them as the Spirit of God gives ability and words. While Christians cannot endorse or recommend any religious community or institution that does not recognize Jesus Christ as both Lord and Savior... as far as we may the Bible also teaches us to live peaceably with all men. Romans 12:18 - If possible, so far as it depends on you, be at peace with all men. Whenever I have nagging questions like these I goto FIJC Ministries website and online chat. They always seem to have scripturally sound advice and answers and they have awesome audio sermons on their website! Chatroom: Website:
Answered by Patty - Mon Apr 27 14:21:54 2009
What christian symbols would look good with these lyrics for a tattoo?
Q. I want a tattoo that's on the inside of upper arms. One arms going to say 'My chains are gone..." and on the other "I've been set free..." I don't want it to just be words, so I thinking what could be added to it so it won't be so plain. It's a Christian song, so what kind of Christian symbols would look good with it?? Thanks
Asked by KrazyLife - Sun Sep 13 18:11:47 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. like said above, broken chains, dove, cross: Inner upper arms are painful. luck~
Answered by sand3419 - Sun Sep 13 18:51:10 2009
Q. I want a tattoo that's on the inside of upper arms. One arms going to say 'My chains are gone..." and on the other "I've been set free..." I don't want it to just be words, so I thinking what could be added to it so it won't be so plain. It's a Christian song, so what kind of Christian symbols would look good with it?? Thanks
Asked by KrazyLife - Sun Sep 13 18:11:47 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. like said above, broken chains, dove, cross: Inner upper arms are painful. luck~
Answered by sand3419 - Sun Sep 13 18:51:10 2009
What are some Christian colleges offering physical therapy?
Q. I'll be going to college next year, and I want to study physical therapy. So far all of the Christian colleges I've looked up have just been pre-physical therapy. What are some schools that offer physical therapy all the way through? If there is a Christian grad school that offers it, that would be fine. Thanks!
Asked by danceintherain - Thu Oct 9 14:03:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The problem is, most PT programs are housed at large public universities or medical schools. However, there are several Catholic institutions that offer PT such as Marquette, Northwestern, Creighton University. Yet, here is a list of all the accredited PT programs in the US: However, one thing to consider is that you can do your undergraduate work almost anywhere and then transfer to a PT program for your graduate education.
Answered by mistify - Thu Oct 9 16:16:02 2008
Q. I'll be going to college next year, and I want to study physical therapy. So far all of the Christian colleges I've looked up have just been pre-physical therapy. What are some schools that offer physical therapy all the way through? If there is a Christian grad school that offers it, that would be fine. Thanks!
Asked by danceintherain - Thu Oct 9 14:03:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The problem is, most PT programs are housed at large public universities or medical schools. However, there are several Catholic institutions that offer PT such as Marquette, Northwestern, Creighton University. Yet, here is a list of all the accredited PT programs in the US: However, one thing to consider is that you can do your undergraduate work almost anywhere and then transfer to a PT program for your graduate education.
Answered by mistify - Thu Oct 9 16:16:02 2008
How could a Christian justify the Bible saying that the earth is flat?
Q. I'm a fairly new Christian, but I've never considered this before: The Bible does not specifically claim that "the earth is flat" but it is strongly hinted in several places. It is also rarely hinted at that the earth is round, or a sphere, etc. So if the Bible is God's word, how could a Christian justify the Bible's claims of our earth being flat, when God created earth? Surely God should know that the earth is round, and so this should be said in the Bible?
Asked by anonymous - Sun Sep 6 08:49:32 2009 - - 28 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The Bible states that the earth is spherical, but the word spherical doesn't exist in the ancient Hebrew language that the Old Testament was written in, so "spherical" is described using terminology that could only have been revealed by God at that time. I should start by pointing out that in Isaiah 40:22, the Hebrew word for circle is "chug" , and its Strong's translation may be "circle:" H2329 chu g khoog From H2328; a circle: - circle, circuit, compassive Likewise, the Hebrew word used in Isaiah 22:18 may mean circle, the english translators just chose to use "ball", here is Strong's definition of the ambigous Hebrew word used: H1754 du r dure From H1752; a circle, ball or pile: - ball, turn, round about. Other answerers have… [cont.]
Answered by John The Baptist - Sun Sep 6 09:02:33 2009
Q. I'm a fairly new Christian, but I've never considered this before: The Bible does not specifically claim that "the earth is flat" but it is strongly hinted in several places. It is also rarely hinted at that the earth is round, or a sphere, etc. So if the Bible is God's word, how could a Christian justify the Bible's claims of our earth being flat, when God created earth? Surely God should know that the earth is round, and so this should be said in the Bible?
Asked by anonymous - Sun Sep 6 08:49:32 2009 - - 28 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The Bible states that the earth is spherical, but the word spherical doesn't exist in the ancient Hebrew language that the Old Testament was written in, so "spherical" is described using terminology that could only have been revealed by God at that time. I should start by pointing out that in Isaiah 40:22, the Hebrew word for circle is "chug" , and its Strong's translation may be "circle:" H2329 chu g khoog From H2328; a circle: - circle, circuit, compassive Likewise, the Hebrew word used in Isaiah 22:18 may mean circle, the english translators just chose to use "ball", here is Strong's definition of the ambigous Hebrew word used: H1754 du r dure From H1752; a circle, ball or pile: - ball, turn, round about. Other answerers have… [cont.]
Answered by John The Baptist - Sun Sep 6 09:02:33 2009
Is exposure to Christian dogma itself a form of suffering to be endured by Christians?
Q. I just asked about why chairs in Christian churches are so uncomfortable and most answers seemed to suggest they have been designed this way to make people sit up and pay attention to the dogma being provided by the church leader and not fall asleep. This sounds plausible and even Christians themselves answered this way, but of course, this means that the dogma itself is boring and sleep inducing, right? So if it s boring and sleep inducing then exposure to it is a form of suffering right? Christian dogma is something that Christians force themselves to endure like the dentists drill?
Asked by Desiree - Mon Nov 30 17:43:41 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've actually never considered this. It's an interesting angle.
Answered by Brother Puddles - Mon Nov 30 17:51:52 2009
Q. I just asked about why chairs in Christian churches are so uncomfortable and most answers seemed to suggest they have been designed this way to make people sit up and pay attention to the dogma being provided by the church leader and not fall asleep. This sounds plausible and even Christians themselves answered this way, but of course, this means that the dogma itself is boring and sleep inducing, right? So if it s boring and sleep inducing then exposure to it is a form of suffering right? Christian dogma is something that Christians force themselves to endure like the dentists drill?
Asked by Desiree - Mon Nov 30 17:43:41 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've actually never considered this. It's an interesting angle.
Answered by Brother Puddles - Mon Nov 30 17:51:52 2009
What does an agnostic Christian such as meself got to say about the second coming of jesus?
Q. All what i can say is that each time i do a kind deed to help another human being , animal or nature jesus comes to me in spirit. As an Agnostic christian thats how i understand the second coming of jesus. Why do fundamentalist Christians say that i am wrong and only they are right?
Asked by Irish Girl - Sat Feb 13 03:08:37 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is what the angels said to the apostles when Jesus ascended into heaven: "After he said this, he was taken up before their very eyes, and a cloud hid him from their sight. They were looking intently up into the sky as he was going, when suddenly two men dressed in white stood beside them. "Men of Galilee," they said, "why do you stand here looking into the sky? This same Jesus, who has been taken from you into heaven, will come back in the same way you have seen him go into heaven." Then they returned to Jerusalem from the hill called the Mount of Olives, a Sabbath day's walk from the city." Acts 1:9-12 I believe the angels were right, and it shall be exactly as they said. In fact, this very thing was prophesied about 500 years… [cont.]
Answered by wefmeister - Sat Feb 13 03:15:39 2010
Q. All what i can say is that each time i do a kind deed to help another human being , animal or nature jesus comes to me in spirit. As an Agnostic christian thats how i understand the second coming of jesus. Why do fundamentalist Christians say that i am wrong and only they are right?
Asked by Irish Girl - Sat Feb 13 03:08:37 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is what the angels said to the apostles when Jesus ascended into heaven: "After he said this, he was taken up before their very eyes, and a cloud hid him from their sight. They were looking intently up into the sky as he was going, when suddenly two men dressed in white stood beside them. "Men of Galilee," they said, "why do you stand here looking into the sky? This same Jesus, who has been taken from you into heaven, will come back in the same way you have seen him go into heaven." Then they returned to Jerusalem from the hill called the Mount of Olives, a Sabbath day's walk from the city." Acts 1:9-12 I believe the angels were right, and it shall be exactly as they said. In fact, this very thing was prophesied about 500 years… [cont.]
Answered by wefmeister - Sat Feb 13 03:15:39 2010
Does christian children fund try to convert the children and their families?
Q. I have been thinking of sponsering a child for a while. I am wondering if Christian Children's fund tries to covert. If so, what other sponsership programs are there that DO NOt try to convert, and are trustworthy and safe to donate through?
Asked by kiss_kiss_xox - Sun Oct 14 21:51:41 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have been a sponsor with CCF for 20 years and they DO NOT try and convert. Those who said that they do simply do not know what they are talking about. I would not give CCF money if they were evangelizing. CCF was originally formed by Christian missionaries in 1938 and that is where the name originates. However, they are now a private nonsectarian organization. Christian Children's Fund provides help to children regardless of race, religion, or gender. They respect the cultural heritage, personal pride and dignity of the families that they assist. Another great organization that allows you to sponsors kids is Save the Children, which works both in the U.S. and internationally -
Answered by Theresa - Mon Oct 15 09:26:04 2007
Q. I have been thinking of sponsering a child for a while. I am wondering if Christian Children's fund tries to covert. If so, what other sponsership programs are there that DO NOt try to convert, and are trustworthy and safe to donate through?
Asked by kiss_kiss_xox - Sun Oct 14 21:51:41 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have been a sponsor with CCF for 20 years and they DO NOT try and convert. Those who said that they do simply do not know what they are talking about. I would not give CCF money if they were evangelizing. CCF was originally formed by Christian missionaries in 1938 and that is where the name originates. However, they are now a private nonsectarian organization. Christian Children's Fund provides help to children regardless of race, religion, or gender. They respect the cultural heritage, personal pride and dignity of the families that they assist. Another great organization that allows you to sponsors kids is Save the Children, which works both in the U.S. and internationally -
Answered by Theresa - Mon Oct 15 09:26:04 2007
What Christian rock bands would you recommend that are similar to Skillet, Disciple and Kutless?
Q. I am a big fan of Skillet, Disciple and Kutless. What other Christian rock bands would you recommend that are similar to these bands? No punk rock like Hawk Nelson, please. Thanks!
Asked by cknc19 - Sun Dec 28 09:35:12 2008 - - 7 Answers - 4 Comments
A. What do you think of Thousand foot krutch. They are very similar to Skillet. I also like the band Red. They are christian but have been touring with bands like Three days grace and breaking benjamin. Anberlin - may be a little too poppy? As I lay Dying - is good but they are more christian metal.
Answered by BIFFERD - Sun Dec 28 09:42:44 2008
Q. I am a big fan of Skillet, Disciple and Kutless. What other Christian rock bands would you recommend that are similar to these bands? No punk rock like Hawk Nelson, please. Thanks!
Asked by cknc19 - Sun Dec 28 09:35:12 2008 - - 7 Answers - 4 Comments
A. What do you think of Thousand foot krutch. They are very similar to Skillet. I also like the band Red. They are christian but have been touring with bands like Three days grace and breaking benjamin. Anberlin - may be a little too poppy? As I lay Dying - is good but they are more christian metal.
Answered by BIFFERD - Sun Dec 28 09:42:44 2008
What is an atheist harassing a Christian about religion and a Christian harassing an atheist about religion?
Q. Are they both harassing or do you think the other is trying to help the other? Should the atheist leave the Christian alone and why? Should the Christian leave the atheist alone and why? Why would each consider it harassment?
Asked by Really Now? - Wed Dec 9 03:39:34 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes yes and yes. People should rightfully respect each other - in a perfect world, but alas we don't live in a perfect world. Too many nasty people in the world unfortunately.
Answered by sunlover - Wed Dec 9 03:53:54 2009
Q. Are they both harassing or do you think the other is trying to help the other? Should the atheist leave the Christian alone and why? Should the Christian leave the atheist alone and why? Why would each consider it harassment?
Asked by Really Now? - Wed Dec 9 03:39:34 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes yes and yes. People should rightfully respect each other - in a perfect world, but alas we don't live in a perfect world. Too many nasty people in the world unfortunately.
Answered by sunlover - Wed Dec 9 03:53:54 2009
What things are obligatory to be a christian other than believing in god and being saved?
Q. you don't HAVE to pray, go to church, ask to be forgiven every two seconds, read the bible or meet with other christians etc. so what do you have to do that is compulsory to be live as a christian? can you just become a christian and not do all those other things if you wanted?
Asked by oo oo wang u! (hiding) - Sun Dec 6 06:06:56 2009 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. nothing.
Answered by oo oo u u! - Sun Dec 6 08:35:35 2009
Q. you don't HAVE to pray, go to church, ask to be forgiven every two seconds, read the bible or meet with other christians etc. so what do you have to do that is compulsory to be live as a christian? can you just become a christian and not do all those other things if you wanted?
Asked by oo oo wang u! (hiding) - Sun Dec 6 06:06:56 2009 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. nothing.
Answered by oo oo u u! - Sun Dec 6 08:35:35 2009
What is the difference between Christian gravity and Hindu Gravity?
Q. Just wondering, if there is a difference between Christian god and other gods, perhaps there should be a difference between Christian and Hindu gravities too. Don't you think so?
Asked by Coiled Snake - Wed Oct 29 12:41:42 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, I must say, in general it seems that Christians approach everything with much greater gravity than do the Hindus -- let's say 20% more. Now, there are around 2-1/3 times more Christians than Hindus (2.1 bil vs. 900 mil.). So, apparently Christian gravity en toto is around 2.8 times that of Hindu gravity. Answer: Yes!
Answered by Sojourner - Sat Nov 1 20:51:04 2008
Q. Just wondering, if there is a difference between Christian god and other gods, perhaps there should be a difference between Christian and Hindu gravities too. Don't you think so?
Asked by Coiled Snake - Wed Oct 29 12:41:42 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, I must say, in general it seems that Christians approach everything with much greater gravity than do the Hindus -- let's say 20% more. Now, there are around 2-1/3 times more Christians than Hindus (2.1 bil vs. 900 mil.). So, apparently Christian gravity en toto is around 2.8 times that of Hindu gravity. Answer: Yes!
Answered by Sojourner - Sat Nov 1 20:51:04 2008
How can you be a Christian of any denomination and be a Democrat?
Q. I know the atheistic answer but how can Christians specifically be in the party of "if it feels good, do it"? The party of gay rights, abortion and anything immoral goes? Isn't the Democratic party basically anti-Christian? Nazi Pelosi lied when she said what she said about abortion the other day. The Catholic church has ALWAYS said life begins at conception. The only thing they debated was "ensoulment" or the point in which the soul enters the body.
Asked by johnnydangerously59 - Tue Aug 26 14:32:13 2008 - - 23 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Yes ,I agree the Democrat party IS anti Christian. They want to remove all things that pertain to God from all the public places in America. They even want to remove "in God we trust" from our money and would have if it were not for us Americans that voiced up against them. The Democrats, including Obama, are in favor of late term abortions and if the baby survives it should not be treated but left to die. This is what Obama said and we have the tape to prove it. They are not only anti Christian but anti God.
Answered by Frankie - Tue Aug 26 14:45:17 2008
Q. I know the atheistic answer but how can Christians specifically be in the party of "if it feels good, do it"? The party of gay rights, abortion and anything immoral goes? Isn't the Democratic party basically anti-Christian? Nazi Pelosi lied when she said what she said about abortion the other day. The Catholic church has ALWAYS said life begins at conception. The only thing they debated was "ensoulment" or the point in which the soul enters the body.
Asked by johnnydangerously59 - Tue Aug 26 14:32:13 2008 - - 23 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Yes ,I agree the Democrat party IS anti Christian. They want to remove all things that pertain to God from all the public places in America. They even want to remove "in God we trust" from our money and would have if it were not for us Americans that voiced up against them. The Democrats, including Obama, are in favor of late term abortions and if the baby survives it should not be treated but left to die. This is what Obama said and we have the tape to prove it. They are not only anti Christian but anti God.
Answered by Frankie - Tue Aug 26 14:45:17 2008
How did the Democratic party become hostage to atheists and anti-Christian bigots?
Q. The Democratic party used to be home to the vast majority of Catholic voters. 2004 was the first time that a Republican (Bush), against Kerry (nominal Catholic) got the majority of the Catholic vote. Atheists and anti-Christian bigots now dominate the Democratic Party. They say they aren't religous but public schools are their temples used to indoctrinate children via their secularist, anti-Christian views. America has had a long Judeo-Christian tradition. What is the cause of the big backlash against it? Why is the Democratic party willing to lose Christian voters like it has in the last 30 years, especially of late? How did the Democratic party become hostage to atheists and anti-Christian bigots?
Asked by Charles Martel - Thu Sep 28 16:22:18 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How did the Republican party become the home of Bible Nazis? bible nazi - A fundamentalist christian who thinks it is a violation of their rights if they are denied the opportunity to use the coercive power of the state to shove their god down my throat
Answered by iknowtruthismine - Thu Sep 28 16:32:26 2006
Q. The Democratic party used to be home to the vast majority of Catholic voters. 2004 was the first time that a Republican (Bush), against Kerry (nominal Catholic) got the majority of the Catholic vote. Atheists and anti-Christian bigots now dominate the Democratic Party. They say they aren't religous but public schools are their temples used to indoctrinate children via their secularist, anti-Christian views. America has had a long Judeo-Christian tradition. What is the cause of the big backlash against it? Why is the Democratic party willing to lose Christian voters like it has in the last 30 years, especially of late? How did the Democratic party become hostage to atheists and anti-Christian bigots?
Asked by Charles Martel - Thu Sep 28 16:22:18 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How did the Republican party become the home of Bible Nazis? bible nazi - A fundamentalist christian who thinks it is a violation of their rights if they are denied the opportunity to use the coercive power of the state to shove their god down my throat
Answered by iknowtruthismine - Thu Sep 28 16:32:26 2006
What do Christian supporters of Israel believe to be the fate of Israel and its people in the end times?
Q. What is the basis for so many Evangelical Christians fervently supporting Israel? I don't get it. I know Israel is mentioned in the Bible but I think its more in reference to a people rather than a geographic area. Why do some Christians seem to focus on Israel so much? Israel is a great nation with a wonderful people, but they do not share the same religion as these Evangelical Christians. So I can't figure out what the relationship is. What do Christian supporters of Israel believe to be the fate of Israel and its people in the end times?
Asked by "Kh a a a a a n n" ! ! - Wed Oct 15 01:51:39 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Read Revelations. Christians want peace because this means more time to bring in more believers to Christ. When Israel is opposed by many nations, who knows when everyone will be against it. I would encourage you to read the Bible to better understand Christianity. You will have a much better perception then if I were to try and explain.
Answered by Jake - Wed Oct 15 01:57:27 2008
Q. What is the basis for so many Evangelical Christians fervently supporting Israel? I don't get it. I know Israel is mentioned in the Bible but I think its more in reference to a people rather than a geographic area. Why do some Christians seem to focus on Israel so much? Israel is a great nation with a wonderful people, but they do not share the same religion as these Evangelical Christians. So I can't figure out what the relationship is. What do Christian supporters of Israel believe to be the fate of Israel and its people in the end times?
Asked by "Kh a a a a a n n" ! ! - Wed Oct 15 01:51:39 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Read Revelations. Christians want peace because this means more time to bring in more believers to Christ. When Israel is opposed by many nations, who knows when everyone will be against it. I would encourage you to read the Bible to better understand Christianity. You will have a much better perception then if I were to try and explain.
Answered by Jake - Wed Oct 15 01:57:27 2008
What are good Christian charities that work in Mexico?
Q. Hi! I'd be interested in donating some money to a good Christian charity that works in Mexico. Bonus points if it's small so it really needs the money. Thanks!
Asked by Cookiemobsta - Thu Jul 10 11:43:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. im really not for sure,sorry
Answered by mimi53 - Thu Jul 10 12:29:37 2008
Q. Hi! I'd be interested in donating some money to a good Christian charity that works in Mexico. Bonus points if it's small so it really needs the money. Thanks!
Asked by Cookiemobsta - Thu Jul 10 11:43:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. im really not for sure,sorry
Answered by mimi53 - Thu Jul 10 12:29:37 2008
What issues do christian accountability partners deal with?
Q. I am writing a paper on christian accountability, and I would like some input on what these partners talk about, how do they help, what's the purpose, why not just go to a shrink?
Asked by kings of leon - Fri Feb 6 21:23:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many shrinks are not Christian and do not understand Christian ways. As for what they talk about I guess that would be different for each person since each needs to be held accountable for the things that are the hardest for them. They help by giving a weak brother or sister a place to go with their problems knowing that they will get Christian responses by someone who loves and cares for them.
Answered by godskid24 - Fri Feb 6 21:39:17 2009
Q. I am writing a paper on christian accountability, and I would like some input on what these partners talk about, how do they help, what's the purpose, why not just go to a shrink?
Asked by kings of leon - Fri Feb 6 21:23:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many shrinks are not Christian and do not understand Christian ways. As for what they talk about I guess that would be different for each person since each needs to be held accountable for the things that are the hardest for them. They help by giving a weak brother or sister a place to go with their problems knowing that they will get Christian responses by someone who loves and cares for them.
Answered by godskid24 - Fri Feb 6 21:39:17 2009
Is every Christian man supposed to be a bride to Christ on Judgment Day?
Q. The book of Revelations states that Christian men shall be as brides to Christ, their groom. This polygamy sounds seriously like a gay marriage between Jesus Christ and Christian men. Can any Christians explain this verse?
Asked by son of man - Thu May 21 22:23:12 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The bride of Christ is the 144,000 mentioned three times in Revelation. They are spirit anointed by God, chosen by God to serve in heaven as associate kings with Christ Jesus and rule over the earth during Christ's thousand year reign. They come from every nation, people, and tongue and are made up of both men and women. They will be as angels having no gender and are given immortality by God.
Answered by light of truth - Thu May 21 22:30:05 2009
Q. The book of Revelations states that Christian men shall be as brides to Christ, their groom. This polygamy sounds seriously like a gay marriage between Jesus Christ and Christian men. Can any Christians explain this verse?
Asked by son of man - Thu May 21 22:23:12 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The bride of Christ is the 144,000 mentioned three times in Revelation. They are spirit anointed by God, chosen by God to serve in heaven as associate kings with Christ Jesus and rule over the earth during Christ's thousand year reign. They come from every nation, people, and tongue and are made up of both men and women. They will be as angels having no gender and are given immortality by God.
Answered by light of truth - Thu May 21 22:30:05 2009
What's the difference between Christian Scientists and Scientologists?
Q. I know that the first one is Christian and believe in God, but they sound so similar to Scientology. Singer James Hetfield's mom died of a disease because as a Christian Scientist, she refused treatment saying that God would heal her. That's also how John Travolta's son died since they're Scientologists, and they believed that their son was fine. So are there any differences between these 2 "religions"? viva la raza!
Asked by mexicanboy18 - Sat Sep 5 15:10:55 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Christian Science: This, like many other mind-based or consciousness-based religions doesn't have a strict creed of beliefs. Here's some of what they think, though: God is impersonal. All is God and God is all. God is Spirit-Mind. They don't think that God is a Trinity. Matter does not exist, it is illusion. Therefore, sin does not exist, and disease does not exist. Death does not exist, and evil does not exist. The solution to sin, sickness, disease and death is to realize they do not exist. They are illusions. Man is spiritual and perfect. Man is incapable of sin, sickness, and death. Christian Scientists draw a distinction between Jesus and Christ. Jesus was a man who lived in Palestine in the first century. Christ is the name of… [cont.]
Answered by Mr McKenzie- Skeptical Christian - Sat Sep 5 15:41:59 2009
Q. I know that the first one is Christian and believe in God, but they sound so similar to Scientology. Singer James Hetfield's mom died of a disease because as a Christian Scientist, she refused treatment saying that God would heal her. That's also how John Travolta's son died since they're Scientologists, and they believed that their son was fine. So are there any differences between these 2 "religions"? viva la raza!
Asked by mexicanboy18 - Sat Sep 5 15:10:55 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Christian Science: This, like many other mind-based or consciousness-based religions doesn't have a strict creed of beliefs. Here's some of what they think, though: God is impersonal. All is God and God is all. God is Spirit-Mind. They don't think that God is a Trinity. Matter does not exist, it is illusion. Therefore, sin does not exist, and disease does not exist. Death does not exist, and evil does not exist. The solution to sin, sickness, disease and death is to realize they do not exist. They are illusions. Man is spiritual and perfect. Man is incapable of sin, sickness, and death. Christian Scientists draw a distinction between Jesus and Christ. Jesus was a man who lived in Palestine in the first century. Christ is the name of… [cont.]
Answered by Mr McKenzie- Skeptical Christian - Sat Sep 5 15:41:59 2009
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