Originally posted by @christopher-albonNo.
As a polytheist, I find this offensive. What do you think?
Only you can weigh down your heart.
Originally posted by @christopher-albonI don't find it offensive. And there's no reason to believe it can be framed as being against the Christian God's purported will. Even if the thing that many Christians do is, as you claim, to "weigh down a person's heart", which I don't think it is [they refer to it as "The Good News"], if it gives them meaning and a sense of purpose and helps them make sense of life and death, and they need non-believers to hear all about it, then I think carrying that weight is a small price to pay. I'm fine with it. One can always walk away.
As a polytheist, I find this offensive. What do you think?
Originally posted by @fmfI like that too. But are we giving them the tools to do so? A good analogy maybe teaching children to compete with themselves before they understand about competing with others. What do you think FMF?
I don't find it offensive. And there's no reason to believe it can be framed as being against the Christian God's purported will. Even if the thing that many Christians do is, as you claim, to "weigh down a person's heart", which I don't think it is [they refer to it as "The Good News"], if it gives them meaning and a sense of purpose and helps them make sense ...[text shortened]... think carrying that weight is a small price to pay. I'm fine with it. One can always walk away.
Originally posted by @christopher-albonDon't take this the wrong way, but I read your post three times, and I don't think anything.
I like that too. But are we giving them the tools to do so? A good analogy maybe teaching children to compete with themselves before they understand about competing with others. What do you think FMF?
Originally posted by @christopher-albonI agree.
As a polytheist, I find this offensive. What do you think?
However ....
I have seen the positive effects of Christianity on some people.
Originally posted by @eladarOnly you can choose to worship something real and tangible ...
No.
Only you can weigh down your heart.
Originally posted by @karoly-aczel'Sounds to me like a Sin charity.
I agree.
However ....
I have seen the positive effects of Christianity on some people.
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Originally posted by @karoly-aczelNot for me. My polytheistic love extends to God too. Especially God in fact. RTP.
there are exceptions
Originally posted by @christopher-albonDude, if you're a polytheist, i'm an unripe banana.
Not for me. My polytheistic love extends to God too. Especially God in fact. RTP.
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeI take it this means you are, in fact, not an unripe banana. In which case, we should form an online alliance.
Dude, if you're a polytheist, i'm an unripe banana.