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filtherton · 12-03-2003, 01:55 PM

I know many christians who believe wholeheartedly in their god and also believe in the validity of hinduism and islam. Religion is a matter of faith, and when something is a matter of faith it is plain ignorant not to acknowledge someone else's vision of that faith as possibly accurate.
Certainly there are many christians and athiests and muslims who show little tolerance for the perspectives of others. This fact is not grounds for writing off all of christianity as disagreeable. Kyo, as someone who i am assuming is an atheist or agnostic, how can you claim to know what it means toaccept chrisitanity? Your argument becomes innacurate as soon as you lump all christians together under the same "umbrella of agreement ". Christianity is as diverse a religion as insects in the amazon.

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filtherton Junkie Location: In the land of ice and snow.	I know many christians who believe wholeheartedly in their god and also believe in the validity of hinduism and islam. Religion is a matter of faith, and when something is a matter of faith it is plain ignorant not to acknowledge someone else's vision of that faith as possibly accurate. Certainly there are many christians and athiests and muslims who show little tolerance for the perspectives of others. This fact is not grounds for writing off all of christianity as disagreeable. Kyo, as someone who i am assuming is an atheist or agnostic, how can you claim to know what it means toaccept chrisitanity? Your argument becomes innacurate as soon as you lump all christians together under the same "umbrella of agreement ". Christianity is as diverse a religion as insects in the amazon. Last edited by filtherton; 12-03-2003 at 01:57 PM..