I didn't completely agree with the author, but I really liked this observation: "...created by, and for members of the most rich, catered, defensive, politically-correct, over-protected, over-nurtured, over-fed society the world has ever known, and the fact that it uses the name Jesus and various select Christian buzzwords allows it to passed off as Christianity. It has nothing to do with biblical Christianity. It’s not in the Bible. Jesus didn’t teach it. Paul wouldn’t recognize it."
Sounds to me like this author spent more time watching church on television than actually participating in a church family. If they had, they may have heard of the concept of faith. Or the concept of blessings and how to be thankful and humble when things aren't going so great. But I could be wrong. These kids these days are a strange breed.
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Cobrapilot 9 years, 6 months ago
I didn't completely agree with the author, but I really liked this observation:
"...created by, and for members of the most rich, catered, defensive, politically-correct, over-protected, over-nurtured, over-fed society the world has ever known, and the fact that it uses the name Jesus and various select Christian buzzwords allows it to passed off as Christianity.
It has nothing to do with biblical Christianity. It’s not in the Bible. Jesus didn’t teach it. Paul wouldn’t recognize it."
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emtay 9 years, 6 months ago
Sounds to me like this author spent more time watching church on television than actually participating in a church family. If they had, they may have heard of the concept of faith. Or the concept of blessings and how to be thankful and humble when things aren't going so great. But I could be wrong. These kids these days are a strange breed.
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