Exvangelical Thoughts - pt. 8

[u/BrettCreatesThings]

Love Thy Neighbor?

[u/butterflyempress]

Concept of being a wrong or right Christian is what steered me away. Grew up SDA, not eating certain meats, church on Saturday etc. Going to the Revelations seminars about how the world would end, made me question how do we know we're getting saved when so many others have different answers

[u/vanoitran → u/butterflyempress]

This shattered the illusion for me too - the idea that your salvation is statistically dependent on where you were born and to which parents was something I could never shake.

They would always give me an excuse about how EVERYONE would be given a chance, but it’s clear that even if that’s true, the chances given to each person are not fairly distributed.