IIIIITHE1IIIII said:
DaRev said:
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I was Christian for 16 years, went to a Christian pre-school and visited church every Sunday throughout my childhood. Surely that's a sufficient amount of experience.
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really? well maybe and maybe not.I was a Christian growing up as well, but didn't practice Christianity, i.e. reading my bible, praying, fellowshiping etc, until recently. And all my years of being a 'christian' didn't teach me a thing (well almost nothing). So the amount of time you spend being a 'christian' means almost nothing. It's what you have been doing with that time, those 16 plus years that's important.
So, what have you been doing, as a christian for those 16 years, just being a bench warmer?
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I did pray every night before I went to bed, and thanked God before each dinner. I was also well-known for being pretty much the only one in my class who never ever said or did anything bad to others, and the teachers sometimes asked all others to follow my lead.
Still, all of this is beside the topic, and you still haven't answered my first post that was aimed at you.
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ha ha, my 3 year old son prays every night and we always take him to church, but I doubt that makes him a Christian, even if he would do that until he is 16 or even 60, and he is a good kid, like many kids. But that doesn't make one a christian or make one fit to debate christianity or religion. Lawyers, teachers, doctors, musician, writers, even GAMERS spend many years at their craft before they can properly debate things - christianity or religion is the same.
Go read your bible.
What first post? About WiiU being a christian for 16 years?
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