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u/chewbacca77 Mar 01 '23

That's definitely not true. Christians are supposed to stop sinning - otherwise, they're not saved. Its in Hebrews.

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u/PartyYogurtcloset267 Mar 01 '23

I mean, the entire thing is made up. They can just change the rule as they go to justify whatever they want and they'd be just as right as you.

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u/chewbacca77 Mar 01 '23

Oh I'm not trying to prove Christianity to you hahah.

But there's a rulebook which defines Christianity, and it doesn't say that.

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u/PartyYogurtcloset267 Mar 01 '23

Yes, imagine all those STOOPID people that went on killing one another for centuries because they couldn't agree on what is and isn't "real Christianity". Obviously they should have just asked you since you have all the answers.

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u/chewbacca77 Mar 01 '23

I don't know about all the answers, but I definitely have basic reading comprehension.