[Q=Asher;5673356]We've had this argument before on Apolyton and it was beyond pathetic. We're not doing it again. The Christians here try to pretend that the people who do the killing are not Christians even though they demonstrably are (eg, the Matthew Shephard killers specifically, that was a fun debate here), or that because the victim was also a Christian it doesn't matter.
It's a weak, irrational argument which is far from surprising considering the only people who attempt it are, themselves, Christian.[/Q]It is pathetic that you have no grasp of what Christianity is and is not. Unlike all other religions, Christianity is not qualified by merely attending a church, possessing knowledge of the religion, professing some mental assent to some portion of Christian teaching, nor even going through some ceremonial process. Jesus himself said that many would claim in the day of judgment to have cast out demons and healed in His name, and He will say, "I never knew you."
It's a weak, irrational argument which is far from surprising considering the only people who attempt it are, themselves, Christian.[/Q]It is pathetic that you have no grasp of what Christianity is and is not. Unlike all other religions, Christianity is not qualified by merely attending a church, possessing knowledge of the religion, professing some mental assent to some portion of Christian teaching, nor even going through some ceremonial process. Jesus himself said that many would claim in the day of judgment to have cast out demons and healed in His name, and He will say, "I never knew you."
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