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Topic	Roy Moore said Jewish People are going to HELL..as well as ALL NON-CHRISTIANS!!!
BlackScythe0 12/11/17 7:13:37 PM #48:	GastroFan posted... The only difference between a 'Christian' and a non-Christian is that a Christian has accepted Jesus as their lord and savior. It doesn't suddenly absolve them of the consequences of their actions, no matter how odious or repugnant; that's what a lot of people, Roy Moore included, don't understand. A person can become a Christian in the last second before their death; so Moore's tirade is a hindrance to those Christians that are out there spreading the good news of Jesus' death and resurrection. Moore is to Christianity what ISIS is to Islam. There is a brand of Christianity out there who seem to think it is justification for all the worst aspects of their personality. They don't need to maintain any of the morality the religion espouses, like concern for the poor, but are happy to use it to justify their own bigotry. This has nothing to do with Christians vs not Christians. This is simply about the morals, or in the case of Moore the lack of. <cite>BlackScythe0 posted [p:892033009] in Roy Moore ... [t:76066883]...</cite> <quote><cite>GastroFan posted...</cite> <quote>The only difference between a 'Christian' and a non-Christian is that a Christian has accepted Jesus as their lord and savior. It doesn't suddenly absolve them of the consequences of their actions, no matter how odious or repugnant; that's what a lot of people, Roy Moore included, don't understand. A person can become a Christian in the last second before their death; so Moore's tirade is a hindrance to those Christians that are out there spreading the good news of Jesus' death and resurrection.</quote> Moore is to Christianity what ISIS is to Islam. There is a brand of Christianity out there who seem to think it is justification for all the worst aspects of their personality. They don't need to maintain any of the morality the religion espouses, like concern for the poor, but are happy to use it to justify their own bigotry. This has nothing to do with Christians vs not Christians. This is simply about the morals, or in the case of Moore the lack of.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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