Perhaps it is human nature
Submitted by A.I. Watcher on January 14 2002 13:39:01
In reply to I agree submitted by Bach on January 14 2002 12:21:13
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But it seems to be a particularly insidious Christian characteristic. It seems fundamental to the religion. Just look how Paul judges non-Christians by calling their morals bad. He's practically the founder of Christianity. He's the guy who took a tiny Jewish cult and spread it all over Asia Minor. Yet look how he divides the world into people with good morals and people with bad morals. I grew up with Christianity and I witnessed every day the constant assumption of Christians that they are superior and they have a natural, god given right to impose their moral views on non-Christians. Don't you dare hate my sin. What a galling concept. You have no right WHATSOEVER to label me a sinner. No Christian here or anywhere has the right to say that I am immoral or even that my morals are bad. Yet that's what Forgiven did, combined with his galling analogy of ministering to us outcasts on BC. Fuck all of the hypocritical, sanctimonious, judgemenal bullshit. |
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