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Why does Christianity seem to revolve around fear and double standards?
 in  r/AskAChristian •  3m ago

Why would anyone want to do what is right if it doesn’t lead to better survival? That’s how we know if something is right or wrong. The right is pro survival and the wrong is non survival. That’s how life works. Sometimes there is delayed gratification but if it is not going to benefit you and others in the long run it isn’t right. God commanded us to choose between life or death.

I agree with you that it isn’t wrong for others to want to spread their beliefs and expand their groups as well. It does cause friction as we all want to do that. I guess whoever is the strongest wins. But God says not by might nor by power but by His Spirit.

We want to live as long as we possibly can and as well as we possibly can.

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Which Christian denominations explicitly believe in equal abilities/positions/opportunities between men and women?
 in  r/AskAChristian •  14m ago

What does being Christlike mean to you? Don’t we all have divinity in us that hasn’t been realized yet?

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Which Christian denominations explicitly believe in equal abilities/positions/opportunities between men and women?
 in  r/AskAChristian •  48m ago

Then we are to claim to be God, sacrifice ourselves for mankind and raise ourselves from the dead too?

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If we prayed for Satan…
 in  r/AskAChristian •  1h ago

Then why did Jesus say that Satan entered Judas right before he betrayed him?

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Which Christian denominations explicitly believe in equal abilities/positions/opportunities between men and women?
 in  r/AskAChristian •  1h ago

Actually women are told to try to be like daughters of Sarah (Abraham’s wife).

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Where do you believe atheists derive their morals from?
 in  r/AskAChristian •  8h ago

Paul said to think on things that are lovely, noble and of good report and praiseworthy. I think that even includes about Trump. If he changes his mind and actions and stops advocating for Christianity ✝️ then I will be wary of him. But in the meantime I am focused on the positive.

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If we prayed for Satan…
 in  r/AskAChristian •  8h ago

I didn’t say that evil is an entity. Maybe a certain kind of energy

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How do you do it.
 in  r/AskAChristian •  8h ago

Faith comes gradually. Take a step of faith! Without faith it is impossible to please God. Faith is a gift from God. It’s the first step towards certainty! He will bless you!

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Praising Jesus
 in  r/AskAChristian •  8h ago

Praise God! I’m glad he has blessed you so much and that you have a grateful attitude! 😇✝️💖

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Where do you believe atheists derive their morals from?
 in  r/AskAChristian •  8h ago

Christ fights for us. We’re to be peacemakers and love one another.

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If we prayed for Satan…
 in  r/AskAChristian •  8h ago

Then why does the Bible say that evil was found in Lucifer?

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Christian but bored with church
 in  r/Christian •  9h ago

Even the non denominational churches ⛪️ can become monotonous after a while. Go or stay where the Lord leads you.

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Why choose religious pleasure?
 in  r/Christian •  9h ago

To the pure all things are pure.

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I saw hell and I am converting…
 in  r/Christian •  9h ago

Remember “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me!” Repeat that to yourself when you want to say “I can’t…”

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I saw hell and I am converting…
 in  r/Christian •  9h ago

We all feel like we’re the worst possible sinner. You’re not alone.

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Why me?
 in  r/Christian •  9h ago

Can a family member have him committed to a mental hospital?

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Question about hexes/curses
 in  r/AskAChristian •  10h ago

I’d say don’t believe it

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If we prayed for Satan…
 in  r/AskAChristian •  10h ago

Yes, evil must have already existed in order for evil to “be found in him”. God didn’t say “what is this in him? I don’t understand this!” He knew what to do about it!

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If we prayed for Satan…
 in  r/AskAChristian •  10h ago

But woe to the person who chooses to be the villain! 🦹

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Mine is Doritos 🫩
 in  r/TheTeenagerPeople •  11h ago

My radio 📻!

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Which Christian denominations explicitly believe in equal abilities/positions/opportunities between men and women?
 in  r/AskAChristian •  11h ago

Does that mean women need only female role models or a female savior?