1. When you judge Christianity, don’t judge it through the behavior of people, but through what written in the Gospel and what it instruct people to do.

2. Jesus called to love all people
Christianity calls the life of complete love and to self ssacrifice.and if people follow it then no war at all.

3. Love Your Enemies:
That is the top evidence that Christianity is the religion of peace . It is the maximum of love to Love your enemies and pray for those who spitefully use you and persecute you. Do not resist an evil person." (Matt 5:38-44). .
Jesus had changed the human nature by loving the enemies

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43 "You have heard that it was said, "You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy.'
44But I say to you, love your enemies, bless those who curse you, do good to those who hate you, and pray for those who spitefully use you and persecute you, 45that you may be sons of your Father in heaven; for He makes His sun rise on the evil and on the good, and sends rain on the just and on the unjust. 46For if you love those who love you, what reward have you? Do not even the tax collectors do the same? 47And if you greet your brethren only, what do you do more than others? Do not even the tax collectors do so? 48Therefore you shall be perfect, just as your Father in heaven is perfect.
Matthew 6

4.."turn the other cheek," Cancellation of "eye for eye" principle
This is other evidence that Christianity is the religion of peace.
Jesus asked us to constantly be in reconciliation with people, even with our enemies and said, "If anyone wants to sue you and take away your tunic, let him have your cloak also. And whoever compels you to go one mile, go with him two.
The Gospel said:” When insulted, we bless” people. Some consider that is weakness, but it is the forgiveness while we are capable and sublimation of the human and bodily motives and:

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38 "You have heard that it was said, "An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.' 39But I tell you not to resist an evil person. But whoever slaps you on your right cheek, turn the other to him also. 40If anyone wants to sue you and take away your tunic, let him have your cloak also. 41And whoever compels you to go one mile, go with him two. 42Give to him who asks you, and from him who wants to borrow from you do not turn away

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5. Jesus Christ said: Do not resist the evil by evil but by love and peace

6. Jesus Christ came and made peace among people.
He first made Peace between the Jews and Gentiles, He call the Gentiles to place themselves under God’s protection, to do away with the idea of the "chosen people"; to praise both the Gentile centurion and the Canaanite woman, saying that He had not found such great faith even in Israel. (Matt 8:10; Luke 7:9).

7. Then second he reconciled the Jews with the Samaritans. He taught the parable of the good Samaritan and considered him a true neighbour.. He preached in Samaria and said to His disciples to preach to the ends of the earth:

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"Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creation " (Mark 16:15) "Go therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptising them...” (Matt 28:19).

8. Murder Begins in the Heart

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21 "You have heard that it was said to those of old, "You shall not murder, and whoever murders will be in danger of the judgment.' 22But I say to you that whoever is angry with his brother without a cause shall be in danger of the judgment. And whoever says to his brother, "Raca!' shall be in danger of the council. But whoever says, "You fool!' shall be in danger of hell fire. 23Therefore if you bring your gift to the altar, and there remember that your brother has something against you, 24leave your gift there before the altar, and go your way. First be reconciled to your brother, and then come and offer your gift. 25Agree with your adversary quickly, while you are on the way with him, lest your adversary deliver you to the judge, the judge hand you over to the officer, and you be thrown into prison.
26Assuredly, I say to you, you will by no means get out of there till you have paid the last penny.

9. Jesus blessed what he named "Peace Maker".
Jesus explained how you become peace maker::
- Don't hate your brother otherwise you considered a killer.
- make peace as much as possible.and
- avoid the material and worldly matters which cause disagreement among people-
- Avoid story telling and bearing criticism from one to another is one of the most important supports for peace among people.
- don't gossips if you do then you are like a person who sets fire to people
- don't plant hatred and malice among people because it destruct peace.
- if you have something good, say it, otherwise be quitet.
- if you hear something bad said by someone about his brother, be silent as if you have heard nothing.
- if you hear of a dispute between two people, try to reconcile them and bring love back into their hearts.
- don't add more and more words and agitating expressions to the original words
- don't invents exciting stories in your own mind to be told to others
- don't reminds another of an old controversy which had been forgotten?
- Don't think that you can acquire others friendship by attacking his enemies. It is better for you to reconcile two people if you can.

10. When Peter wanted to defend Jesus and tried to kill with the sward, The Christ said:” Put your sword back into its place. For all who take the sword shall perish by a sword” as the sward makes many fights and wars, but the Christ mission was the mission of peace “Glory to God in the highest, and peace on earth, love will be among men” and when the Christ ascended to heaven he said: I leave peace to you, my peace I give to you. “

11. The wars in the old Testament
The wars in the Old Testament are not related to Christianity and were not to propagate the religion, as Judaism is closed and not a preaching religion, it was only confined to the people of Israel.. It is not related to the Christianity since Jesus change the rules.

12. What about cross crusades
Some say that if Christianity banned war what about the cross crusades
Unfortunately they considered the cross crusades in the name of the Christ, while they are not belonging in any way to the Christ.The crusade wars has not related at all to the principles of Christianity. They wanted take the Holy City of Jerusalem because they think it was in danger. Nothing in the Gospel or Jesus Teaching was mentioned to prepare army to breach or to fight for place.

13. What about the wars in Ireland between catholic and protestant:

The same in Ireland there is a political party named the catholic party and another political party called the protestant; those are political parties who used the religion as a pretension . Those who are using the religion for achieving political targets has no relation to religion at all. Also they don't rely on verses in the Gospel. hey acted against the Christianity teaching.

14. What about the American wars
America didn't’t go into Yugoslavia , Iraq or Afghanistan in the name of religion but for many other reasons., They are pure political wars with no relation to religion at all
What about Colonization wars by British, French and other:
They are for economic and competing objectives and were not for enforcing the Christianity. They are wrong from Christianity prospective.

15. What about WWI and WW2:
They were for economic purposes and don't related to progress Christianity and they against the Christian principles explained up.

 

 

 

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People seem to oppose the idea of a Biblical God for the following basic reasons:



Israel's wars in the Old Testament:



The book of Judges with its chronicles about many nations being wiped out is probably the most often referenced example of Biblical cruelty. It also seems clear God was directing them and that the nation of Israel wasn't solely responsible, so where does that leave us? I personally see the morally acceptable answer in this verse:

If you read the preceding verses, you'll see God was destroying all those nations because they widely practiced the following abominations, many of which we would agree are reprehensible:

-Incest (v. 6-18) [ note that God went into detail so there would be no confusion ]
-Adultery (v. 24)
-Burning children alive to idols (v. 21)
-Homosexuality (v. 22)
-Bestiality (v. 23)

People always ask how God could destroy even the children of those nations. Well, those nations were killing their children already. In a culture like these ones or the Aztecs, the only way to stop the horrible practices is often to destroy the entire culture. And of the kids who weren't dying, many would have grown up to kill even more children. We can hypothesize about how God could be justified in His actions in the Old Testament, but can get an idea of the kind of evil God was stopping by destroying nations that were, like the Aztecs and Nazi Germany, guilty of horrible crimes throughout the entire culture.

Furthermore, we look at it from a 'this life' perspective, so to us the loss of life in this world seems the ultimate crime. However, God says what matters is our eternal life. By wiping out entire cultures like that, He may have actually been acting mercifully so that the ultimate justice and eternal punishment would not come on children who would otherwise have grown up in a culture almost certain to lead them into acts and lifestyles meriting them eternal condemnation. Is that the case? It's hard to say. We can only guess. But hopefully it's clearer now how God could be justified in His Old Testament actions.



Wrong choices by Old Testament people said to be righteous:



People sometimes point to deeds done by Abraham, Moses, or David to condemn the Bible, as if the Bible's recording of them equates to support for those deeds since it calls them righteous people.

However, the Bible is not like most books. In Romans 3 and many other places in the Bible, the point is made that no one but God is righteous. And in fact, that point is reinforced throughout the whole Bible by a very simple method.

The Bible's human authors admit their mistakes, and often tell of how God punished them for them. Mohammed in his Koran may never speak of one thing he did wrong, and always exalt himself, but that is not the case with the Bible's authors. From the first ones to the last ones, they all seem intent on admitting their mistakes so that people don't glorify them, but God alone.

Here are some examples:

- Moses, author of the first five books of the Bible, often does NOT present himself in a favorable light. In Exodus 2 he tells how he murdered an Egyptian slave-master for beating an Israelite slave. We might consider this commendable, but then he tells how he cowardly ran away and hid in the desert for 40 years. But if there's any confusion as to whether Moses is admitting his mistakes, in the 4th chapter he tells of how he angered God. God wanted Moses to go to Egypt to speak to Pharaoh. Moses kept making excuses basically about how he couldn't speak well or Pharaoh wouldn't listen to Him. God basically kept telling Moses, I know you're incapable, but I'll do it through you by MY power. Finally Moses just said he was too weak for God to work through him and to go find someone else, which really ticked God off. So God sent Moses' brother Aaron to tag along, which ended up causing a lot of trouble for Israel later (Aaron was too weak a leader and went along with their idolatries and rebellions against God). In Exodus 5:23 Moses whines to God that God hasn't delivered Israel at all and shouldn't have sent him. Eventually Moses seems to get the point that he ought to be trusting God. But Moses wasn't done yet. When God spoke of one climactic event that would happen which would glorify Him once and for all before Israel, Moses messed it up by taking credit for himself.

Because of that horrible final sin, Moses ended up not being the leader to bring Israel into the promised land. Also, the 90th Psalm is recorded as written by Moses, and was apparently more ancient than the others. In it, Moses speaks of how our secret sins and iniquities are set before God's face, and pleads with God for mercy. As you can see, even the most righteous people in the Old Testament are recorded as having made mistakes they got punished for...
- Job, widely considered one of the most righteous men in the Bible, is often wrongly believed to have nothing bad recorded about him. However, it is evident that in all his complaining throughout the book, he did end up saying things he regretted, for at the end he admits he spoke about things he knew nothing about, and thus repents, abhorring himself.
- Abraham, though not a Biblical author, is also recorded as having made mistakes. Though spoken of highly for his great faith, he made the same cowardly mistake twice. In Genesis chapters 12 and 26 he is recorded as asking his wife to tell the people of lands they pass through that they were brother and sister, because Abraham considered the lands lawless and feared they'd kill him to take his wife. God intervened both times to save Abraham's chickenly self, but the rulers of the lands rebuked Moses for his cowardice both times. Abraham also participated in the great mistake his wife made. Because she was incapable of bearing children, she asked her maid to bear him children as recorded in Genesis ch. 16. In verse 5 Sarah realizes she's made a mistake in doing so, and her mistake may have led to Israel's polygamous ways which often brought suffering upon the nation in later days.
- Paul, who authored most of the New Testament, refers to himself as "the chief of sinners" and claims he didn't even deserve to be an apostle for persecuting the early Christians (1 Corinthians 15:9). In fact, Paul in 1 Timothy 1:16 says God saved him to set an example forever afterwards that even for the worst person God's mercy is freely available through Jesus Christ. Paul in 1 Timothy 1:13 admits his former sins of being a blasphemer and persecutor before coming to Jesus.
- Peter, often mistakenly called the greatest apostle (Paul apparently was), speaks of himself as having walked before Christ in "lusts, excess of wine, revellings, banquetings, and abominable idolatries." Peter's student, Mark, like the other Gospel writers, tells of Peter's mistakes while following Jesus, including of course Peter's denying he even knew Jesus (Mark 14:71). Catholics often point to the instance where Jesus talked to Peter (I personally think He was speaking to the Holy Spirit in Peter, and can provide verses showing the Holy Spirit to be Eliakim irrefutably, which is who the Catholics claim Peter is) about a rock on which the church would be built, but like to ignore the instance just a few verses later (Matthew 16:21-23) where Jesus rebuked Peter as Satan. Ironically they recognize one spirit, Satan, was being talked to in the 2nd case, but don't want to consider the possibility that the Holy Spirit was being talked to in the 1st case a few verses earlier.
- Matthew spoke of how he and the other disciples were bickering among themselves about who would be greatest in the kingdom of heaven (Matthew 18:1) and completely missed the point Jesus wanted to show them.
- James and John even wanted to rain down fire upon a city for not letting them in (Luke 9:54) and got rebuked by Jesus, who told them He came to save people's lives, not destroy them. It's appropriate that Jesus' nickname for those two was Boanerges, meaning 'sons of thunder' (Mark 3:17).



Evils were done by Catholics and Protestants:



Yes, the Crusades, the Inquisition, and the Conquistadors are all linked to Roman Catholicism. And the Protestants? They killed their share of 'heretics' too. Both Catholics and Protestants persecuted the peace loving Anabaptists in the middle ages. And the Puritans of course had those Salem witch trials.

My response is that Christians were around before either the Catholics or Protestants. Catholicism didn't really exist until the 4th century or so at the earliest. Like the name Roman Catholicism implies, it was a case of Rome realizing that slaughtering all the Christians wasn't working too well. So Rome kept persecuting Christians, but now under the guise of being the one true Christian church while labeling the real Christians 'heretics'.

Long before the Reformation rolled around, NUMEROUS groups calling themselves Christians had been persecuted by the Catholic Church. To see a chart of many of the groups involved (whose names were often given them by their persecutors):

http://www.reformedreader.org/tob.htm

(If you're having trouble reading some of those bottom names, they are: Montanists, Novations, Puritans, Paterins, Cathari, Donatists, Anabaptists, Paulicians, Arnoldists, Albigenses, Waldenses, Henricians, and Baptists)
NOTE-The Puritans of the 3rd century were unrelated to the later Protestant groups, but simply bore the same name.

There have been many who have called themselves Christians down through the centuries while holding to the original ideals of the New Testament including love, prayer, and good deeds for one's enemies. Jesus said "many" would come in His name claiming to be His followers only to be told they never knew Him, but that "few" would find the path to life:



As you can see, Matthew 7 is about how we can know which are true Christians. False prophets come in sheep's clothing and claim to be followers of Christ, but their deeds show otherwise. Nowhere does the Bible suggest this foolish notion many believe, that whoever calls themself a Christian is one. Rather, it says we shall KNOW them by the fruits their lives produce, whether good, or evil.

Judge within yourself. Are the people you're using to accuse Christianity of, really following the words and deeds of Christ? Do they really show signs of following the words of the Bible? Or do they fit this description of false prophets, wolves in sheep's clothing, evil trees bearing evil fruits?

Real Christians do exist, and there are probably at least a few in almost any given denomination, but there are FEW of them, and not many.



How can a loving God send people to Hell?



People often ask a related question: How can a good God have created such an evil world? People mistakenly approach these 2 questions as unrelated, when they are not. God created this world good, just look at the garden of Eden. It was our willful rebellion that led to both us and God's creation becoming evil.

The reason God is bringing a final judgment and will separate all who do evil from the new and once more good creation He will be ushering in is so that His creation will not become once more polluted with evil from the deeds of evil-doers. You see, evil is the result of people's evil choices. Our mistakes affect the lives of others. For God to destroy evil, He would have to either destroy us, or change us so we won't do evil any more.

That is God's solution to the problem. Christianity. Real Christianity involves a change of heart and nature where we turn from our once evil lifestyles. We still mess up but we are in a process of being made perfect, because we have made a once for all choice to follow God and keep repenting of our mistakes. That is why Jesus said we "must be born again" or we will not see God's coming kingdom (John 3:3).

God can not allow active rebellion against Him. And that is what our sin, or evil, is - active disobedience against God's perfect ways.

Some will say, "Well, why would God create people who could end up sinning?" The reason is that if He did not give us free will and the ability to make choices, we would be robots. God gave us free will so we could be capable of loving Him and loving others, which is what gives Him pleasure. That is why He made us. He made us to do good, even as He does good. But to truly do good, one must have the choice to do evil.

What God did not do is create us with an INCLINATION to do evil. We had no reason in our hearts to want to disobey God. Likewise with Satan. Lucifer was once a perfect angel. See what is written of him:



Each one of us was born with an inclination to do evil since we were born, and yet, that does not excuse us from making the choices we do. We are all guilty before God.

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Also Kasm, you made a good point about the wars. Catholics and others have tried to say Jesus was setting up an earthly kingdom to perform physical battles, but that is clearly not the case:

 

 

 

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But unfortuanatly that doesn't work... People have confrontations every day... the religion itself is good but in practice if your being attacked to can't 'turn the other cheek'

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Well you can, but I don't think that always will work. Even though someone are a Christian, they can get easy mad and pissed off. Just like any other person. When someone "attacks" you, it's hard too just stand there and do nothing at all. Not all Christians are nice and happy people that goes to church every sunday, they are all different. But because they try to follow these rules, it is much harder to get them mad. (Trust me, I know haha.) Like a friend of mine, she is Christian. The whole bunch is really that too - but she is a bit special about this. Even though I try to strangle her with her scarf, she does not get really mad. (We are just trying to get her mad) She just asks me in a nice and polite way if I can stop.

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Wow, that's kind of a jerk thing to do... just trying to get her mad???
Well, yeah, the problem is that a lot of people just say they are Christian (or whatever religion they are) and then don't follow any of the rules and ideas of their religion. Which is really hypocritical and reflects really badly on all the people who actually are amazingly religious and great people.

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Yeah I've had alot of experience with people growing up who go to church but in the playgrounds they are big bullies to the smaller kids. I dont get it how can you go to church and say you believe in god and all that yet come to school and commit some nasty crimes. They even talk about how they go to church and stuff like they are proud of it and look at you differently when you say you dont go to church. I'm starting to think they only go because they had to or their parents would beat the crap out of them. I'm not joking this isnt very uncommon in new zealand with family abuse. There was even a new law put out that parents can get sent to jail for over spanking their kids. This is of course the bad people I'm talking about as I know myself some very nice people who do beleive in god and follow his rules.

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Here in the U.S. I've had several bad experiences with people and churches claiming to be Christians. I've met some solid Christians in one conservative megachurch-type church, but there were a lot of bad ones there too, and what made it worse was the bad ones were in leadership. I've only had good experiences going regularly to 2 churches, and both have been Independent Fundamental Baptist churches. I had a bad experience with an IFB church too though.

It seems like a lot of churches are just in it for the money. Like that Oral Roberts university that's now getting investigated for fraud. A lot of the televangelists to have graduated from it are now getting investigated for lavish personal spending with their funds on stuff like gold bathroom fixtures or very expensive cars or homes.

And a lot of megachurches seem to be more interested in providing an entertainment "show" to get people coming in the doors and bringing them money, then in preaching exactly what the Bible says. A big warning sign is when the only "hard-line" messages they'll preach involve tithing and politics, and rather than preaching God's Word with a spiritual application, instead focus on life-application stuff that any psychologist or professional speaker could talk about.

Churches like that have regretfully made me more suspicious about which are the real Christians. I suppose I should've been more aware of all the warning signs the Bible gives about false Christians, like this one:



I've seen some examples of fake Christians who were very good, fast talkers. They sound good, but everything seems to be complex with them, when the truths of the Bible should be very simple as well as the following of them.



All through the Bible are commended those who speak with no guile (Psalms 32:2, John 1:47, 1 Peter, 3:10, Revelation 14:5).

Truths like being merciful to others because God has been merciful to us. Truths like living for God and worshiping Him out of our hearts, because the outward actions don't matter. Worship should be from the heart and based on the truth and conviction that comes from inward understanding, not some ritual performance or emotion-based act without understanding.

Jesus and His gospel are all about showing mercy to others. Those that refuse to do so are denying Christ.

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1. Please Jushu consider who read your is not Christian so reduce referring to any word or phrase with a lot of versus from old and new testament using the software tools. Enough one versus from the new testament. You are not making Master nor Ph.D Thesis.

2. When we speak about Christianity teaching, we have to concentrate on Gospel. We read the bible and take the orders that not changed by Christ. We have not confuse the matter what was in the time before Christ. Once Christ said "It was told you ,....but I tell you.....", then the previous thing was replaced.

3. God in past was punishing people on the earth. Like Noah's Flood , Sodom's Fire and all removing people in the old testament by order of God to his promised people. Abraham and his generations was the only people in that time worship God and obey them. That why he promise Abrahm and then Moses to take the promised land.

5. I repeat that nothing in Gospel support the idea of War whatever the reason. But Crusade, Fighting Hitler and Turkey in WW1, fighting Hitler in War II, going to Bosnia and Kosovo to help the Muslims, went to Afghanistan to destroy Tale ban AlQuada and terrorism ALL HAVE NO RELIGIOUS BASIS. It is secular thing. Nobody can find versus in Gospel support these violence. It is different from the Islamic Terrorists who find versus in Quran support them to the degree , that they consider them-self on the right interpretation and all governments in the Islamic words are wrong and must be fought.

6. Ancient Egyptian when they accepted Christianity, they rejected everything in past and didn't resist the Roman or Arabic occupation. . I am as one of their ancestor, criticize them but in fact they applied the real rules of Christianity.So don't worry about the christian kids behavior mentioned by "sonesay . They are l acting as all other the human races. But they have take the other site with their milk and one day that will be obvious in their behavior whatever the reconsider that or not. Read the example given by Bluebear [it is clear he is not Christian] that his friend can't be mad with his attempted to make her mad. American r WARS which everywhere came from the secular principal in your Constitution.

7. Even the liberation of Spain from Arab invasion and occupation for 500 years is against Christian teaching but sometimes there is limitation but we have not to blame Christianity.

8. The Crusade War was also to protect Christian places in Jerusalem but it not fellow the Christian Teaching.

9. Don't worry a lot on the hundreds of Christian groups, they all are trying to apply Christianity with different interpretation and biocracy. But all united about the roots of faith that is "Jesus incarnate to save us". They all united in help all races. Who go help Iran, Bosnia, Kosovo, Indonesia, Bangladesh when there were Tsunami, earthquake or floods. I don't see any of the wealth Islamic countries helped until years after the math. In facts it is work kobra500 .

10. Also to Joshua, you said :

QUOTE(Joshua @ Jan 11 2008, 01:01 PM)

Also Kasm, you made a good point about the wars. Catholics and others have tried to say Jesus was setting up an earthly kingdom to perform physical battles, but that is clearly not the case:

I don't agree that Catholic and others are claiming that Jesus was setting Kingdom on the earth.

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Although I am Christian myself, my arguments on this forum are based completely on human logic because I'm currently experiencing a period of backsliding and am trying to reconcile my beliefs.

I also see a lot of Christians who don't believe in a lot of the good things that the Bible has to teach. Like people who propose the death penalty, for example. When you kill someone, you usually don't do it out of love unless it's a case of euthanasia or pre-term abortion. Why is it therefore just to kill someone just because they committed a crime? In one chapter of Proverbs (I believe it's 25:21), the scripture reads, This basically means that we should care for our enemies. My pastor once gave a great sermon on this. He said, "By doing that, you'll make them feel really stupid. You'll make them think, man, I was wrong to do all that stuff to him or her."

I also see a lot of Christians trying to pull me into a complete blind-faith belief in Jesus' power. Although their intentions are without doubt good, I don't sense that I'm ready for it. They keep telling me to drop my skepticism completely. I don't sense that it's something that I'm ready to do. But hey, it's God's choice. If he (He?) wants me to become ready, he'll call on me. If he (should I really start changing this into "He"?) exists (and I have no doubt that he could), then I will be able to sense it.

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1. tricky77puzzle, this out of the topic. My topic is "Christianity is the religion of peace". Nothing in Gospel call to fight, dispute or kill. Don't confuse Gospel with Tourat or old testament.

2. The Christianity is not easy. it is against the human nature. Control anger, Control revenge, Give continuously, forgiveness etc etc.

3. It is the last line. Each one try reach it as can. If you fail then there is a solution by going confessing and start again

4. Don't despair what the others are doing. Concentrate on your effort and happiness.

5. In Christianity you can think, criticize and convert You have to practice it like in sport.. But in Islam for example you can't criticize or think or convert to another religion. You under the death if you converted. If you are women, your status will be downgrade.
read my posting in : http://www.trap17.com/forums/page-3-t54456-s20.html
Women in Islam: http://www.trap17.com/forums/women-islam-t55358.html

6. No problem if you couldn't justify every thing. Try and go confess then your sins will be removed and start again with white page.

7. You have to know that US is secular country and many European country too. Even their constitution based on the Christian value but there are many thing neither government or the people are doing as Christean teaching. So don't despair for that and look after yourself.

8. Death penalty are demolished in European Union but it still in USA. It is not big problem. Even I am Christian trying to do what Christian have to do but I with death penalty. It is contradiction that if one in school or supermarket kill many Innocent people and in the same time he will live. Don't worry a lot about that. Think how many people your sold ires in Yugoslavia, Afghanistan or Iraq was killed by accidents. How many American soldiers was killed in Iraq [4000 so far] . How many were killed in car accidents.

9. Do the right things. Be simple belever. Don't worry about what in old testament except the Ten commandment and the stories of Abraham, Josef, Moses[ I know them once and i rember them for years].

10. The Copts that are Egyptian Christian [the native of Egypt] are survived under the Arab by paying high tax, obey the rules gives moslim family the key of the Churches [I saw that].

11. Don't be extreme in faith or blind.

12. Notice the miracles in your body out everything around. ever thing in your body.

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