What Would It Take for You to Believe
in Christianity?
Why the question doesn't
help Christians.
Christians need to behave
better.
They engage in intellectual
dishonesty.
For example, they play word games.
Moreover, they don't, or cannot, live
up to New Testament standards.
For example, it says don't be
judgmental, but they are.
Oust the Old Testament
prophecies about Jesus.
Contrary to what Christians think, there
aren't any such prophecies in the Old Testament.
They pull verses out of context or
completely distort the words.
They need to use caution;
they need to get over themselves.
They appear to think they can do no
wrong.
They think they know the Bible but
they get it wrong.
They think they know science but they
get it wrong.
And they don't care when they get it
wrong.
They shouldn't apple pick
from the Bible.
If there's something they don't want
to believe in the Bible, they wish it away.
For example, they'll say it's metaphor.
Mostly, however, they disregard what
they don't like.
They need to provide good
evidence for the existence of their God.
They think their God exists because
the Bible says so.
They think Jesus isn't legend.
Christians need to drop their
circular reasoning.
They think the Bible is true,
because the Bible says it is.
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