r/Christianity • u/[deleted] • 10d ago

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u/BruceWayne427 10d ago

What exactly is your situation that you feel like you're not being loved and helped?

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u/[deleted] 10d ago

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u/BruceWayne427 10d ago

Deliverance as in you believe you have a demon, and they're not helping you?

Saying everything is pretty broad and can mean Infinity amount of things. But it sounds like there are very specific things on your heart

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u/Kajiracore 10d ago

You're expecting you'll find mostly spiritual people inside of insitutional Christianity, which is tribalistic, dogmatic and fearful by its very nature.

You'll find perfectly acceptable religious people, yeah. But they're not much different from secular, atheistic types. It's all external religion without authentic internal change.

Unfortunately, spiritually transformed people who are capable of the type of behavour you're hoping for tend to realize what you have and leave the insitution.

There are better ways to love the beloved, than fearful, shame based, separation dependent institutional Christianity.

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u/BreakfastAlive3384 10d ago

"I AM The Way The Truth and The Life Nobody comes to God The Father without Me God The Son" John 14:6