Christian Women. - Page 5

On September 08 2008 13:08 Nintu wrote:


Lol. How do you not see what you originally said as a blatant generalization, something with no merit whatsoever?

"Christians don't quite understand--" epic fail.

Also, the "love your neighbor as yourself" hypocrisy argue fails when you realize that, the Christian is trying to save the person, something you'd do for yourself. So, it falls under love. Also a pretty epic fail.

Don't generalize. Trust me, There are Catholic and Christians that very well understand this, from every angle.

As for the OP, It's sad but it's true, and actually quite legitimate.

A lot of people don't want to date people who aren't of the same faith. It's not that odd or wrong in anyway. It's personal preference. Like not dating a smoker. Would you date a muslim? Maybe. Maybe not. I know that as an American there are a lot of skewed vision of Islam floating around, so you might be reserved there. A lot of Americans wouldn't.. how's that very different? (Not a drastic generalization because of the qualifier.)

Some people can't get past certain beliefs, and some people feel more comfortable with people of the same belief. When you're choosing to commit yourself to someone, it's good to assure yourself a deep connection, a deeper connection than you can find somewhere else. The fact that you don't share the faith means that you are missing out on a very powerful connection.

That's not my way of saying you're wrong for not being Christian. Faith, being the most powerful force in the world, has so much power within it, that when you share it with someone, nomatter what the faith is, it's incredibly powerful. It allows you two to connect on a spiritual level aswell.

Anyway, that's my opinion. It happens, and it sorta sucks for you... but it's not wrong.

On September 09 2008 08:22 Biff The Understudy wrote:


First of all, Starcraft is nice, but try to get a life, or something equivalent.

Secondly, christianism has ALWAYS tried, by any way, to extend and to convince everybody that they hold the truth.

In middle age you would be burned alive if you didn't follow exactly was the church was saying. Then, it has always been on the wrong side: the Church has been supporting all the monarchies in Europe, then Mussolini, Franco, every single dictature in South America. They didn't do shit about nazism.

Now, American evangelists are going to the last South American tribes, in the middle of the jungle, trying to convince them with their bullshit and american lifestyle, and destroying their culture and ancestral traditions and way of life.

They are still against contraception and therefore against condoms. In Africa, by their actions, they are directly responsible of the long and painfull death of hundred thousand people, who believed what they said: condom is eviiiil.

Sorry, but when I hear about Christianism, the "religion of love", I find it quite funny.