Honestly, this whole thing of religion is getting worse by the day. It makes one wonder whether it's some sort of brainwashing meant to control people.
It's really hard to believe a thing these days because certain religious secs do things that are really so questionable.
Greedy people have infiltrated religions. All they care about is their well being.
Topic: TODAY'S CHRISTIANITY IN THE WORLD - page 3. (Read 361 times)
interesting chart, but well its not wondering me, people that are not religious are very much focused on gaining stuff in their lives.
So are the religious people. Everyone is doing a more or less same thing in some point of his-her life, and this is not a bad thing per se. unless one doing meditation in the Himalayas.
Religion and politics should never interfere with each other, there should always be a separation of church and state
I will just leave this here:
https://www.philanthropyroundtable.org/almanac/statistics/u.s.-generosity
https://www.philanthropyroundtable.org/almanac/statistics/u.s.-generosity
interesting chart, but well its not wondering me, people that are not religious are very much focused on gaining stuff in their lives.
Using Ancient Israel as an example...
When Solomon fell away from God, God split the kingdom of Israel. The smaller part - 2 tribes plus Levi - went to Solomon's son, Rehoboam. The ten tribes of the Northern Kingdom went to Jeroboam.
The two tribes under Rehoboam remained faithful to God. Jeroboam almost immediately started turning the northern 10 tribes away from God.
Then Jesus came, Ancient Israel was destroyed by the Romans in 70 A.D., and belief in God now operates individually in people, rather than if they favored a Northern or Southern Kingdom in Israel.
The point? Two (three if you count Levi) out of twelve (or 13... Levi), will be faithful Christians that God will understand as His people. Nobody knows who they are. But at times you can tell who some of them aren't.
Get into the Bible if you are a faithful Christian. Because the Bible is the thing that the Holy Spirit uses to strengthen the faith of people... or to show that they really didn't have faith in the first place.
When Solomon fell away from God, God split the kingdom of Israel. The smaller part - 2 tribes plus Levi - went to Solomon's son, Rehoboam. The ten tribes of the Northern Kingdom went to Jeroboam.
The two tribes under Rehoboam remained faithful to God. Jeroboam almost immediately started turning the northern 10 tribes away from God.
Then Jesus came, Ancient Israel was destroyed by the Romans in 70 A.D., and belief in God now operates individually in people, rather than if they favored a Northern or Southern Kingdom in Israel.
The point? Two (three if you count Levi) out of twelve (or 13... Levi), will be faithful Christians that God will understand as His people. Nobody knows who they are. But at times you can tell who some of them aren't.
Get into the Bible if you are a faithful Christian. Because the Bible is the thing that the Holy Spirit uses to strengthen the faith of people... or to show that they really didn't have faith in the first place.
I will just leave this here:
https://www.philanthropyroundtable.org/almanac/statistics/u.s.-generosity
https://www.philanthropyroundtable.org/almanac/statistics/u.s.-generosity
It seems religious segregation is not helping the progress of the world. Many leaders claim to be Christians but it's funny how greedy they are in reality. Some churches are also making matters worse. For instance some churches in the major cities are obviously for the rich in society only, from all intentions and indications, the less privileged are not welcomed. Honestly, If you don't have money, you are seen as a nuisance in those kind of churches believed to be for the elite in the society. I thought christianity is about love.
oh christians are not different in this regard than other groups, muslims are even more capitalist in my oppinion than christians.
It seems religious segregation is not helping the progress of the world. Many leaders claim to be Christians but it's funny how greedy they are in reality. Some churches are also making matters worse. For instance some churches in the major cities are obviously for the rich in society only, from all intentions and indications, the less privileged are not welcomed. Honestly, If you don't have money, you are seen as a nuisance in those kind of churches believed to be for the elite in the society. I thought christianity is about love.
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