Current Events > I ditched my friend because I found out he is an atheist.

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I was his ride home and I left without him because Im a Christian and a good person so I cant associate with someone who has evil beliefs like that.

It hurts because before I thought he was a real good friend and that we could hang out and stuff.

read tolstoy

and reconsider
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Well done, now you only have to suffer in purgatory for the time you were friends with him before realising that he's an atheist.

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TheMikh posted...

read tolstoy

and reconsider

If its a book that is going to try to open my mind to wreckless ideas like my former friend, I want no part of it.

Isaac and his mother lived alone in a small house on a hill. Isaac kept to himself, drawing pictures, and playing with his toys, as his mom watched christian broadcasts on the television.
Life was simple, and they were both happy. That was until the day Isaac's mom heard a voice from above;

"Your son has become corrupted by sin! He needs to be saved!"

"I will do my best to save him, my lord" his mother replied, Rushing into Isaac's room, removing all that was evil from his life.

Again, the voice called to her; "Isaac's soul is still corrupt! He needs to be cut off from all that is evil in this world, and confess his sins!"

"I will follow your instructions lord, I have faith in thee" Isaac's mother replied, as she locked Isaac in his room, away from the evils of the world.

One last time, Isaac's mom heard the voice of god calling to her; "You've done as I've asked, but I still question your devotion to me. To prove your faith, I will ask one more thing of you."

"Yes lord, anything!" Isaac's mother begged. "To prove your love and devotion, I require a sacrifice- your son Isaac will be this sacrifice. Go into his room, and end his life as an offering to me to prove you love me above all else!"

"Yes lord!" she replied, grabbing a butcher's knife from the kitchen.
Isaac, watching through a crack in his door, trembled in fear.
Scrambling around his room to find a hiding place, he noticed a trap door to the basement, hidden under his rug.
Without hesitation, he flung open the hatch, just as his mother burst through his door, and threw himself down, into the unknown depths below.

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Ic3Bullet posted...

TheMikh posted...

read tolstoy

and reconsider

If its a book that is going to try to open my mind to wreckless ideas like my former friend, I want no part of it.

tolstoy was a christian purist/originalist and his theological writings are absolutely worth delving into

the point i'm getting to is that while he is not obligated to your friendship, screwing over a friend in need is a d move by the purest christian standards
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TheMikh posted...

Ic3Bullet posted...

TheMikh posted...

read tolstoy

and reconsider

If its a book that is going to try to open my mind to wreckless ideas like my former friend, I want no part of it.

tolstoy was a christian purist/originalist and his theological writings are absolutely worth delving into

the point i'm getting to is that while he is not obligated to your friendship, screwing over a friend in need is a d move by the purest christian standards

Its what he gets for not believing in God.

Good person

Abandoned someone

Sounds like you're the sinner here.
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You're the bad person.