I'm going to be at college during the most influential phases of her life.
Quakers and Unitarian Universalists are notable exceptions. Also, tolerance is not exactly the opposite of my statement. My point was that Christianity starts on the basis that "God exists," NOT that "God probably/most likely exists, and here's why." God must exist for Christianity to exist; that's a fact.
I haven't actually met many of the "regardless of one's faith in God" Christians. Maybe you've had a different experience. Admittedly the bulk of mine has been with aforementioned highly conservative evangelical church. But the simplistic view of "radical Christians" was essentially my ex-boyfriend's main argument for converting me. Sweet, that he didn't want me to suffer for all eternity, but horribly brainwashing.
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Date: 2008-09-17 03:44 am (UTC)Quakers and Unitarian Universalists are notable exceptions. Also, tolerance is not exactly the opposite of my statement. My point was that Christianity starts on the basis that "God exists," NOT that "God probably/most likely exists, and here's why." God must exist for Christianity to exist; that's a fact.
I haven't actually met many of the "regardless of one's faith in God" Christians. Maybe you've had a different experience. Admittedly the bulk of mine has been with aforementioned highly conservative evangelical church. But the simplistic view of "radical Christians" was essentially my ex-boyfriend's main argument for converting me. Sweet, that he didn't want me to suffer for all eternity, but horribly brainwashing.