I'm a Christian, obviously. I believe that God made us all and Jesus died for us all, and anyone can become a Christian. And I believe that Christianity is not a religion, it's a relationship. It's the only belief system that makes sense, everything else has flaws. And I want to dedicate my life to helping others become Christians. I want to be a missionary. Yeah, and where I live, everyone is a Christian. Like, all the teachers talk about it in school, and everyone goes to church. It's amazing. I don't know about ya'll, but I'm also Republican and I think it's the only thing that makes sense for Christians. I'm totally against liberalism, and everyone else in The Woodlands is too. I'm kinda glad I moved here now because of how good the people are.
I'll have to disagree with you on being a Republican Kiki; I am neither liberal or Republican, I choose Christian ideals. Like, I know alot people who are like: I am Republican because I agree with MOST of the ideals, but in reality, it's all or nothing. Just as you can't put half faith in Jesus or be half saved, you really can't half believe in an ideal, it's not how things work. And that is why I choose to not conform to either "Republican" or "liberal" ideals.
Well I'm gonna going to provide a new perspective on things. I'm Hindu to begin with. NOW NOW! Just before we begin thrashing each other, I'd like to explain. Think of Hinduism as a constitution. Nothing is set in stone, the religion is made so it can adapt to the future. There was no prophet, no one dude who made it. It just came together, a bunch of people with similar beliefs. No its not about cow worship or 50 gods. There's only one God, thats God. What we did, is instead of forcing people to believe in our God, we just made it easier, and said, "Your God is my God, they're the same divine being, and life is ruled by morals and ethics" That way we avoided lots of bloodshed. All those freaky dudes you see in the textbook, they're just different forms of the same being. No jihad, no forcing people to be a religion. Just your God is my God. Because its adaptable like that it can be conservative or liberal DEPENDING ON THE PEOPLE OF THE AGE! However, above all it stressed five things. These are our foundations of the religon. PEACE, TRUTH, RIGHT ACTION, LOVE, AND NON VIOLENCE. It can be liberal or conservative yet it MUST ABIDE BY THESE RULES! If it does not then it is wrong. Remember NOTHING in this world is worth the LOSS OF LIFE. Not freedom, protecting our country, NOTHING. Life is precious, it can never be gotten back. Remember, all religions are just different roads or paths to the same goal. That is the key. LOVE ALL SERVE ALL!
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I'm a Christian, obviously. I believe that God made us all and Jesus died for us all, and anyone can become a Christian. And I believe that Christianity is not a religion, it's a relationship. It's the only belief system that makes sense, everything else has flaws. And I want to dedicate my life to helping others become Christians. I want to be a missionary. Yeah, and where I live, everyone is a Christian. Like, all the teachers talk about it in school, and everyone goes to church. It's amazing. I don't know about ya'll, but I'm also Republican and I think it's the only thing that makes sense for Christians. I'm totally against liberalism, and everyone else in The Woodlands is too. I'm kinda glad I moved here now because of how good the people are.
I'll have to disagree with you on being a Republican Kiki; I am neither liberal or Republican, I choose Christian ideals. Like, I know alot people who are like: I am Republican because I agree with MOST of the ideals, but in reality, it's all or nothing. Just as you can't put half faith in Jesus or be half saved, you really can't half believe in an ideal, it's not how things work. And that is why I choose to not conform to either "Republican" or "liberal" ideals.
Well I'm gonna going to provide a new perspective on things. I'm Hindu to begin with. NOW NOW! Just before we begin thrashing each other, I'd like to explain. Think of Hinduism as a constitution. Nothing is set in stone, the religion is made so it can adapt to the future. There was no prophet, no one dude who made it. It just came together, a bunch of people with similar beliefs. No its not about cow worship or 50 gods. There's only one God, thats God. What we did, is instead of forcing people to believe in our God, we just made it easier, and said, "Your God is my God, they're the same divine being, and life is ruled by morals and ethics" That way we avoided lots of bloodshed. All those freaky dudes you see in the textbook, they're just different forms of the same being. No jihad, no forcing people to be a religion. Just your God is my God. Because its adaptable like that it can be conservative or liberal DEPENDING ON THE PEOPLE OF THE AGE! However, above all it stressed five things. These are our foundations of the religon. PEACE, TRUTH, RIGHT ACTION, LOVE, AND NON VIOLENCE. It can be liberal or conservative yet it MUST ABIDE BY THESE RULES! If it does not then it is wrong. Remember NOTHING in this world is worth the LOSS OF LIFE. Not freedom, protecting our country, NOTHING. Life is precious, it can never be gotten back. Remember, all religions are just different roads or paths to the same goal. That is the key. LOVE ALL SERVE ALL!
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