and that's unfair for the believers. it's not about what's
easier or what's not easier.
of course, christians should live a life which glorifies God,
for the benefits of the non believers. i agree with you there.
but i'm talking about non believers entrapping christians by
listing out faults that christians exhibit, as if they expect
christians are beings infallable to human faults. and because of
that, it pretty much sucks.
they forget that the difference between a christian and a non
believer, is the grace that is shown for us. we're just as bad, if
not worse than non believers. that's precisely why we're
christians, we recognise that we pretty much messed up our lives,
we've screwed up, we've lost tempers, we've hurt others, etc etc
etc, and that there is forgiveness for all the guilt and we receive
it. and it's so good to be forgiven, and loved for who we are, and
we're telling others that it feels good to be free, and to be
loved, because God is love and God is a good God.
so it's kinda redundant when non believers refute it by saying
God isn't a good God because christians aren't good.
if christians are good and infallable, we won't be christians
already, agreed?
it is easier, sorry, but i am biased for action and i
dont believe that a fault be apportioned due to lack
of resolve from a party, clear all acts before looking at
the biases and prejudice and wrongdoings
if non believers entrap christians by nitpicking faults, again,
its a common trait of every human bean, and i also dont believe
that for a behaviour that is widely practised it can be simply
categorised into christians-non believers divide
if you strive to be a good christian, i believe that the amount
of sins and wrongdoings committed are so minimal that anything else
will be a simple matter of nitpicking, but are we coming to this
stage yet?
maybe when christians (heck, any person of any religion) stop
justifying their wrongdoings by using god's name, will we see
better days
for your last point is, strive to be a better christian, what
for look at the weaknesses and feel helpless? i know of christians
who look at past failings and the environment around them to
reflect upon themselves and strive to do better, why cant you?
