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Background: Dealing with the devil is by definition not one bit different from dealing with atheists, because atheists and satanists are the same duplicitious cult. Atheists and satanists use the ...

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I am a Christian, yet not a zealot. Jesus was not a zealot. I try to look at people the way God does..try..I said, I am not God therefore I don't even come close to seeing things the way he does. I hate homosexuality, abortion, sin in general, but I by no means hate the sinner...as I am one myself..I am not perfect just forgiven. I don't push what I believe on anyone..however I do share my belief, as that is what Christ has told us to do..but if it is not accepted then I am to dust off my feet and leave...Not all Christians are radical and it disappoints me that the few fantics out there give all Christians a bad rep. I don't need to argue with anyone about the truth as I know it to be..just don't label all of us because of a few.

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Chaplain John
Chaplain John

Christ came here to bring Hid Father's compassion and to redeem us from our sins. Everywhere I look, I see the misery that sin brings. Disobedient people, persecuting peace makers, reviling missionaries, shooting down relief aircraft, taking over trucks loaded with relief supplies . . ..

That is the nature of sin. That is what Christ came here to end. Yet we see the advocates of sin, disobedience, and cruelty on Yedda.

Atheism is sin, just as much as fornication or murder. Atheists give nothing and don't care when others suffer. That is the price for a complete lack of human compassion.

Christ gave us compassion.

Satan inflicts rebelliousness and disobedience.

The result is the madness we see in Haiti and Chile. "Our Father, who is in Heaven, blessed is Your Name! Your kingdom will come. Your will shall be done, on Earth, as it is in Heaven. Give us this day that which we need. Forgive us our debts, the same way we forgive out debtors. Lead us out of temptation and deliver us from adversity. Yours is the Kingdom, the power, and the glory. Amen!"

Do any of you people remember that?

Atheists claim that Jesus did not exist therefore He could never have said any such thing. My history books read a bit more accurately.

If we do as God asked us to do, then we would see the end to war, misery, and hate.

How many of you people will stand with me for that?

In Jesus' Name, I bid you peace.

 
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Rocmike3 Thinks this answer is Helpful:

DJ, I cannot think of one Christian who is overly zealous past the conversion period. Those among us who have had the most traumatic existence pre-conversion become the most zealous converts: they know from what they have been delivered. It then becomes a matter of persistence: we who embark on a long journey had best prepare ourselves correctly. That is best done through introspection, balance, and insight.

Because of the fact that atheist cult members view any shred of kindness or happiness as a direct threat against their strict authoritarian control, they of course go through insane extremes that often includes violent persecution to drag their slave away from his newfound freedom in the Lord. There is nothing new about that: all tyrannical despots use tactics such as coercion, disinformation, and threats to maintain absolute control over people, hence we see the actual rationale for our dwindling atheist minority to become so loud, angry, and aggressive.

Atheists feel threatened whenever anyone else is happy. The sin is of course Invidia: (Envy) "To look at another negatively." That sort of surly prejudice helps no one, but is the defining psychological characteristic of the entire atheist religious cult. It is unfortunate that atheists so hatefully overreact at any mention of decency, morality, or sustainable happiness, but it is fortunate indeed that those delivered from atheist negativity and hate are those who become the most brilliant Christians.

There is nothing new about that fact.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Envy

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