Amused_despair
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Because he sure does tend to disregard most of Christ's teachings. (Plus this title meshes so well with his Catholic-bashing thread)
Is Chuckt a Christian?
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b23hqb
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Which teachings concerning salvation would those be?
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rhenderson
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You know - those about judging others.
No, he's a false prophet and a squawking parrot.
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b23hqb
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Nice picture, but didn't you post this the other day on a different thread? Besides, get back on topic. What does judging others, as the poster before you stated, have to do with salvation that determines Christianity?
It doesn't.......
I think AD was creating a parody on Chuckie, because he's an ass......
Not to mention false prophet and a squawking parrot.......
Amused_despair
New Member
Sorry, I think Chuckt has already claimed that role, but he may have several supporting cast positions open if you so desire.
PsyOps
Pixelated
I have not been a defender of Chuck. But it's pointless for anyone to think they know the status of a person's salvation. What I will say is (and again, not defending Chuck), Jesus' message was hugely unpopular; so-much-so, that he was murdered for it. The same judgment you (and others) accuse him of is the same judgment you are now excoriating him for.
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Amused_despair
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Jesus' message was to love God and love thy neighbor. To be humble and meek. To not covet wealth. To not resist violence but instead to forgive. A very unpopular message then and now.
I wasn't trying to be Godly........
cheezgrits
Thought pirate
I think Jesus was "murdered" for rebelling against the status quo and the power base of the established church and it's leaders. A martyr created to justify a break away from what seemed to be a church and religion that had gone corrupt and power hungry.
But that's just the way I read it. BTW, Did Jesus ever directly say he was going to be crucified specifically to erase all future sins of man? Just curious.
CleanTheSlateInSMC
Infidel
I am certainly not a Christian or any other religion, and dont believe in god, but I think it is kind of creepy for you to start a thread that passes judgement on the legitimacy of someone's faith. If he says he is a christian, who are you to judge?
b23hqb
Well-Known Member
Well stated. chuckie is regularly judged and criticized by other posters for his being "judgmental". Nothing hypocritical about that, eh?
If I were you, I would seriously reconsider "not being a christian". You will answer for that choice one way or the other.
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cheezgrits
Thought pirate
It's not hypocritical of me to accusing or "judge" chuckie tee as being judgmental, because I do not profess or claim to lead a christian life following the bible. I make observations. You, chuckie and other christians do not have that luxury because you follow a doctrine from a book that says you can't, or shouldn't.
cheezgrits
Thought pirate
Why wouldn't you? Doesn't the bible say we were created in god's image? Aren't christians extoled to live a "godly" life, serving as an example to god? Aren't you supposed to follow god's commandments? Doesn't that make you godly if you live like he/she/it told you to?
I'd think that being godly would be a compliment.
Hell yeah..he's the most misguided judgmental POS I've run across in quite a while..and that's a pretty high bar.
You're just wrong.......go back and read you're old posts..........