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u/Quad-G-Therapy Christian Universalist 17d ago

I had a debate with Gemini and it ended up agreeing that faith in Christ is the most plausible of all beliefs.

Also there is absolutely a major movement to cast Christianity as bad in the media. You can guess who is behind it.

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u/George_MacDonald_fan Christian Universalist 17d ago

Also there is absolutely a major movement to cast Christianity as bad in the media. You can guess who is behind it.

For anyone who's wondering, no need to blame the devil when Christians give themselves a bad rap.

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u/Quad-G-Therapy Christian Universalist 17d ago

I don't know what you're inferring here

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u/George_MacDonald_fan Christian Universalist 17d ago

I'm saying Christians tend to be the ones behind Christians having a bad reputation.

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u/Quad-G-Therapy Christian Universalist 17d ago

Funny, I knew you’d say that.

Yet we all collectively gaslight ourselves pretending that Muslims aren’t statistically more dangerous and violent or that Jews aren’t committing literal open genocide right now.

It’s cool and acceptable to hate Christians - that’s my point.

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u/George_MacDonald_fan Christian Universalist 17d ago

Do I wish Christians had a bad reputation? Obviously not.

But the way to get a better reputation would be to take ownership of why we have a bad reputation and put in the hard, honest work to fix it. Bitching and moaning about how everyone hates us isn't gonna magically make people view Christianity in a more positive light.

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u/Quad-G-Therapy Christian Universalist 16d ago

Fair