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to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
Anyone else give little thought to a life thereafter?
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
I do not mind when people question the existence of a good god because the existence of suffering. What irks me is when people bring it up as if it is new, as if billions of Christians over the past several thousand years haven't wrestled with the very same concern.
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
Why do Christians (on average) take Genesis 9:7 “be fruitful and multiply” more seriously than the 30+ verses that express care for orphans?
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
If God is the Great Redeemer then why do over 70% of Protestants (deathpenaltyinfo.org) support the death penalty?
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
It hit me hard today that I am experiencing a *relationship* with Jesus Christ
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
I just officiated a wedding between a devout Muslim and a devout Christian
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
(Generally) Conservative theology promotes original sin & self-shame yet denies any suggestion that we might hold unconscious racist beliefs
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
Why would we get angry at immigrants who escape their country due to extreme violence when Mary and Joseph did the same thing to protect baby Jesus?
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
With the problem of pain + suffering, it helps me to read from Christians who have undoubtedly suffered MUCH more than I, so here's a short excerpt from MLK about his sufferings and how it relates to his faith, hope it helps you too
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
I came across a homeless person today. I immediately prayed for forgiveness after the interaction.
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
I almost abandoned my walk for a really stupid reason. Posting for the slim chance it might help someone
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
You won’t always (or often) receive decent answers to difficult questions by reading a short paragraph on Reddit. Please read books by respected and knowledgeable authors.
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called Sons of God.” Just a reminder for my fellow Christians on this sub
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
How do you see the poor, the homeless? Do you love them? Or do you see them as a blight on society?
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
I'm sort of at a loss as to how to help my wife who is struggling with her faith
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
Skeptic Meanderings #2 - Christians are afraid of death. They use Christianity to make themselves feel better
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
Skeptic meanderings #1 - How do Christians not see or acknowledge the suffering God allows?
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
"Is God unfair in not choosing to save everyone? Fair would send everyone to hell. You don't want fair, you want mercy." Thoughts? :)
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
True servants serve God for nothing; They serve God for out of love and gratitude for all He is, not because of anything they may be getting out of it. During times of suffering is when we see the true color of Christians . (This is just a rant)
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
Christianity does, admittedly, sound completely absurd. (rant)
to r/Christianity by BowtiedTrombone
7 months ago
Happy Palm Sunday!
to r/Christianity by MisterManSir-
1 month ago
A well-said comment on John 9. (Jesus heals a blind man) just thought you might enjoy it.
to r/Christianity by xhytdr
7 months ago
'Record-breaking group' of faith leaders endorses Biden
to r/Christianity by xhytdr
7 months ago
The Coming Christian Reckoning
to r/Christianity by tuggle24
6 months ago
What do you think?