nnodley said:
Exactly, why is it always christians who get dragged into this type of stuff. Im christian too and i don't believe in evolution or the big bang, but thats just what i believe in. It's my business what i believe in. When i've grown up my whole life believing in God and the bible, im not just gonna change my views from what i believe is right. The one thing i don't like is that a lot of people believe that christians always try to make people believe in what they believe in. When really most of us don't or at least from where im from we don't. Ya some do but thats a whole other story. If someone wants to believe in something that i don't then thats fine by me. |
Yeah, but it's not like these Christians just hold their belifs in a vacuum where what they believe in has no effect on others. For example if Christians had gone along in more numbers with Obama instead of being afraid that he was a Muslim then he might have actually gotten more of the good things he promised to do during his 2008 campaign speeches done, also Christians like the 70% of The Fundamentalists in the US are really going to pushing for social changes if they think the world is going to end soon and that Jesus is going to come back and give them everything they need, also their religion makes them push for things like war in the Middle East since that's what their religion tells them is supposed to happen, and they deny homosexuals things like gay marriage and try to do away with abortion because they think that God thinks those things are wrong.
I agree with what you say about people being entitled to their beliefs; however, I also don't think that those beliefs that they're allowed to hold should be allowed to have any effect on those that don't subscribe to them.
