Spirituality
16 Nov 16
Originally posted by FMFWell you have made the claim that you were. If they think you weren't they would also think you are a liar. Would you care if people thought you were a liar?
You honestly think I am worried about people here thinking that I [b]wasn't a Christian at an earlier time in my life?[/b]
Originally posted by FMFI think I should call you out if I think you are being dishonest, you could easily dispel those doubts by answering a few simple questions that you have been avoiding/dodging for months. But you have chosen not to.
Fetchmyjunk, does the way you are acquitting yourself on this thread have anything to do, in your mind, with what you believe Jesus did for you on the cross?
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkNo. I stand by everything I've ever posted, including all the things I have revealed about my current beliefs and my beliefs in the past, along with my reactions to what other people say they believe. I take full responsibility for everything I've ever said. If I ever seem to contradict myself, and anyone calls me on it, I will explain, concede that my view has changed, and apologize if necessary.
If people thought you were lying about being a Christian, they might think you have lied about other things as well. Would it bother you if people thought you were a lier, period?
Would I be bothered if people thought I was a liar? No. I think I would find it funny, in the circumstances. Several people have already said they think I am lying about being a Christian in the past. It doesn't bother me at all. You're barking up the wrong tree with this dreary line of questioning, Fetchmyjunk.
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkThis is not an answer to the question your post was a 'reply' to. Which was this: does the way you are acquitting yourself on this thread have anything to do, in your mind, with what you believe Jesus did for you on the cross?
I think I should call you out if I think you are being dishonest, you could easily dispel those doubts by answering a few simple questions that you have been avoiding/dodging for months. But you have chosen not to.
Originally posted by FMFI think the way I am acquitting myself may have more to do with your rejection of what I believe Jesus did for us on the cross, and your refusal to tell me exactly why you no longer believe it to be true.
This is not an answer to the question your post was a 'reply' to. Which was this: does the way you are acquitting yourself on this thread have anything to do, in your mind, with what you believe Jesus did for you on the cross?
Originally posted by FMFWhy would it be funny if people thought you were a liar is the circumstances?
No. I stand by everything I've ever posted, including all the things I have revealed about my current beliefs and my beliefs in the past, along with my reactions to what other people say they believe. I take full responsibility for everything I've ever said. If I ever seem to contradict myself, and anyone calls me on it, I will explain, concede that my view has ...[text shortened]... r me at all. You're barking up the wrong tree with this dreary line of questioning, Fetchmyjunk.