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Before I was saved I would go to a club on Saturday night, dance and drink, then sleep in on Sunday morning, and go to a movie on Sunday afternoon with other unsaved people.Audiofuzzy said:Christians and non-Christians are like oil and water. They separate naturally. They have different beliefs, interests and activities.
This is CHILLING......
After I was saved I would NOT go to a club on Saturday night, I would NOT drink, I would get up Sunday morning and go to church, and then later go to the evening service with other saved people.
Saved people are most comfortable with other saved people. We enjoy the same music, we can share our spiritual experiences with mockery, and we have similar viewpoints of the world. Christians usually marry other Christians.
Unsaved people are most comfortable with other unsaved people. They enjoy the same music, can share similar philosophies, and have similar viewpoints of the world. Non-Christians usually marry other non-Christians.
That is natural separation. People have different interests, viewpoints, goals, beliefs and activities. Naturally, people with similar beliefs, etc., prefer to hang out with each other.
We are all human beings but we do not all worship the same God.don't forget that after all is done and said we are ALL the same human beings. Wheter we pray in the Church or Synagogue or Mecca, we share the same interest - religion. Whether we are Christians, Jews, Muslim we believe in the same- in some higher supreme being that is above us all.
I hate to break it to you but anti-Semitism has always been a sin, long before John Paul II made it "official".That is why I loved John Paul II- he understood this very well. He made antisemitism and official sin, and all his life he strived to unite all of us not divide by our beliefs.
As I said, the non-Christians avoid the Christians. Non-Christians are often not comfortable around Christians for whatever reason.Most of the time it is the non-Christians who avoid the Christians.
Not neccessarily. I actually find that Christian's holier than thou attitude is what is a big put-off to others, non- Christians...