Should Christians asking questions be treated differently to non-Christian who may be seekers? Given this amazing platform, we should accommodate all; lovingly and without prejudice.
Discussion
9 comments
-
I think so
-
In an ideal world the answer to that would be yes. But we do have to be aware of the fact that there are people who come to this page who profess to be Christian but are only really here to sow discord and cause division. So while we need to allow people to ask questions without prejudice, we also have to be able to discern the questions that are legitimate and those that are being asked with ulterior motives. I understand that that is a fine line to walk though.
-
No I would rather answer Christians seeking answers, because they are trying to grow in the faith. The so called “seekers” are just looking for a debate, or a way to show horn their own philosophy into the faith so they can create God in their image.
-
I think it’s a bit hypocritical of a religion all about forgiveness and accepting to ostracize it’s own members if they don’t fit the mold
-
So this page is a mission field to some of you? I’m not here to get saved but to debate and discuss difficult topics. You need people like us to give you a balance of perspective.
-
The bible is the standard, opinions and feelings are put aside.
-
How did jesus respond to the Pharisees and the sinners?
-
I’m an older (seasoned believer) and after asking some very difficult questions that many believers don’t like to hear because they honestly don’t have any answers, but refuse to simply respond with “I don’t know”, I’ve been told “Get back in line rebel”. Interesting response from those who claim to be walking so close to God. Wounded by friendly fire.
-
[…] Should Christians asking questions be treated differently to non-Christian who… […]
Comments