Melody
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That is true, but isn't that a great reason not to "throw the baby out with the bathwater"? Several of you made the comment that many of the christians on this forum are not at all like what you're used to seeing in your daily lives and as portrayed by the media. Why not instead paint Christianity with that view and consider the others as aberrations?Maize said:It doesn't matter if they "really" are or not. If they claim to be Christian and act in a way that can damage Christianity's image, then the damage is done regardless if they are truly following Jesus' teachings.
Every group has their bad apples, but why do we paint the whole group bad instead of focusing on those who do truly represent the beliefs of their group?