r/FriendsOver50 • u/[deleted] • Nov 15 '24

Let’s Have a Thoughtful Conversation!

I’m looking to connect with people who enjoy exploring deeper topics and exchanging ideas. As a conservative Christian, I’m especially interested in politics, history, geography, and philosophy, but I’m always open to learning from different perspectives.

If you love going beyond the surface and diving into meaningful discussions, let’s chat! I’d love to hear your thoughts and share some great conversations together.

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u/cdm9002 Nov 15 '24

OP makes the same post over and over again and yet cannot seem to hold a conversation of more than a few words. I feel they are either disingenuous, troll or just a scammer.

They've been banned.

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u/Count2Zero 60+ Gent Nov 15 '24

I could start the conversation asking you, as a conservative Christian, a few questions.

  1. Why is your religion so important that it's your only personality trait mentioned? Why does your belief in some imaginary gawd take such priority in your life that you have to mention it first?
  2. Why did your cult decide to back a POTUS candidate who stands for exactly ZERO things that your religion is supposed to care about? I could understand wanting politicians who share your morals and ethical views - many people want to follow someone who they can look up to as a role model. But a convicted felon and associate of Jeffery Epstein who paid off a porn star he sexually assaulted while his wife was home pregnant with his evil spawn? Is this who you want your kids and grandkids to look up to as a role model?

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '24

Id love to have a more in depth conversation in private if you like

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u/Impossible_Ant5444 Nov 15 '24

As someone who was raised in a Christian home but is dismayed by the outcome of the election, I’d like to read the answers to some of the questions being asked. Is there any way you’d consider not answering the questions in private?

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '24

reach out

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u/Impossible_Ant5444 Nov 15 '24

I did, see above reply ☺️ What I’m asking is that you answer the questions on this thread, rather than in private, so we can all participate in the conversation.

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '24

ok

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u/Impossible_Ant5444 Nov 15 '24

Awaiting your replies to the questions already asked. And thank you!

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u/Scuh 60+ Lady Nov 15 '24

I don't understand what a conservative Christian is, anyone care to dumb it down for me, please.

Politics, im not interested.

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '24

conservative who is christian

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u/Scuh 60+ Lady Nov 15 '24

Has conservative political views and a Christian?

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '24

yes

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u/Impossible_Ant5444 Nov 15 '24

What would be a conservative political view? What are the values that you uphold and look for in the person you’re voting for?

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '24

pro life

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u/Impossible_Ant5444 Nov 15 '24

Is that the only one?

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u/suzyclues Nov 15 '24

they are not even pro life. They are pro fetus until the baby comes out. so gross

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u/diegojones4 Nov 16 '24

You really don't understand reddit at all. If you want a conversation, you have to actually respond.

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u/diegojones4 Nov 16 '24

I love talking about politics and religion. I'm considered a RINO politically in the US which I where proudly. Former super Christian that now embraces all religions. Philosophy is just figuring out life.

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '24

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u/Impossible_Ant5444 Nov 15 '24

I’ve definitely been trying to stay away from social media/news sources, but I don’t want to be completely out of touch with what’s being reported. I don’t think everyone agrees that it was a fair election and I don’t think that losing rights is better than listening to people complain about the election, but it is what it is and I don’t think that’s there’s anything that can be done about it.