|
|
 |
Villager Senior
|
|
Posts: 1,454
Join Date: May 2004
Location: London
|
|
|
20-02-08, 10:33 PM
I don't think it's wrong at all to bring alternative knowledge to Christians on what they are following. The problem I find with too many Christians is that they never seem to have considered an alternative yet want to push what they think they know onto you. I can't stand that. Their defeniveness and disgust when you give them a different way of thinking speaks volumes about the way it was battered and forced into our people in the first place. Makes sense why they see fit to come to your door and try preachign it. I just look for the words WATCH in the magizine they hold once the door is open and tell them straight that I'm not interested.
It seems like we must never question them on the colour, origin or real name of this so called Jesus......wha you'll be hung up straight away. The complete denial in itself is enough to put me off it even if I was open to persuasion to join it.
You keep bringing your views forward as you see fit. There's no way on earth I'd accept that stuff taken from us distorted, diluted and then forced back onto us from the white man (King James and Shakespear to be precise) and wear it like a badge of honour. No way at all
|
 |