On Being Comforatble
1. How comfortable are you talking with peers about your Christian faith?
2. How comfortable are you talking with an atheist about your faith in Christ?
3. Do you feel comfortable talking with a peer who disagrees on a moral issue?
4. Do you feel comfortable talking with a friend who says truth is relative?
5. Do you feel comfortable talking with a New Ager about your faith in Christ?
6. Do you feel comfortable talking with a Buddhist or Hindu about your faith?
7. How comfortable are you talking with a Muslim about your faith in Christ?
8. Are you comfortable talking with a peer about the evidence God’s existence?
9. Do you feel comfortable talking with your friends about their worldviews?
2. How comfortable are you talking with an atheist about your faith in Christ?
3. Do you feel comfortable talking with a peer who disagrees on a moral issue?
4. Do you feel comfortable talking with a friend who says truth is relative?
5. Do you feel comfortable talking with a New Ager about your faith in Christ?
6. Do you feel comfortable talking with a Buddhist or Hindu about your faith?
7. How comfortable are you talking with a Muslim about your faith in Christ?
8. Are you comfortable talking with a peer about the evidence God’s existence?
9. Do you feel comfortable talking with your friends about their worldviews?
posted by qtip at 11:30 a.m.
1 Comments:
As Qtip has posted in the past, this day and age is at a crucial point, society as a whole is running blindly in the rain and slowly drowning, there is no direction home. Pushed and pulled, the boundaries of acceptance, morality, personal beliefs and new sciences change with every person. Continuity wavers. I ask this, have you been taught to be comfortable? If so have you taught someone else? Comfort like a warm fireplace, an embrace from a loved one, that smell of fall. If you are not comfortable with anything listed by this Ear De-waxer, please speak your fears? For Satan is here.
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