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12-12-2006 01:12 PM |
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Originally Posted by KC-TBB
Wow, don't know quite what to say here...on one hand it is quite a personel thing (religion) but as a Christian you are asked to tell others about the good news...it is a shame that it is done poorly to where it is a burden or pain to some and they get turned off. Merry Christmas everyone!
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When I say 'you', I mean everybody not just you personally.
You should be spreading the good news because you want to, not because you are commanded to. If the Chiefs started selling all of the remaining available tickets for $5, you would make a post on here and spread the good news because you wanted to, not because Carl Peterson said that you had to if you wanted to be considered a true fan. And if you did go door to door you wouldn't be telling everybody that they were going to have a horrible afternoon of boredom, lest you buy a ticket to the game.
The biggest problem I have with Christianity is that most Christians miss the whole point. The basis of being saved is 'Belief', but since salvation is unconditional they start to think that the belief is all they need. There are multiple scriptures that talk about Faith without works that are not emphasized in the church. Christianity is not a "works based" faith, so a lot of people fail to concentrate on the works. For too many years Christians have pounded a 'Doom and Gloom' message down everybody's throat that have turned off millions of people. I grew up in the church, but as soon as I grew up I got out of it as quickly as possible. The Christians that I grew up around were hypocrits, and cared more about peoples soul than the actual person.
I go to and am involved in a great church. When my aunt invited us to come the first time I did not want to give up football tailgating, did not want to give up all of time needed to be involved in church, and was not interested in hanging out with a bunch of hollier than thou Jesus people. What I found was a group of people like me, just regular people that watch sports and play FFL. I am not a preacher and will not attempt to preach the Gospel, but I will invite people to my church because it is possible that they will enjoy it as much as I do.
That being said, if you would like to hear a Classical Christmas Concert with a full orchestra free of charge, we are having one this Sunday at 10:15 and 7pm. I can promise you that nobody will try to save your soul and they specify that visitors and guests are NOT to put any money in the offering plate. You will also have the chance to see a fellow fat, white, Chief's Planeteer sing a solo in Nigerian.
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