Godly Behavior?

subllibrm said:
Ask the people who have never experienced true Christian grace from a believer.
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or someone who has never seen a pharisee with his name spelled backwards - who likes to sermonize on this topic - actually put his money where his mouth is show us how it;s done............ all we hear from you is how not to engage the lost world... and you bring it here in an accusatory way as if to indict the whole forum....... but if you have the perfect solution for how to talk to hostile non-believers then show us what it is...... ... ......
 
aleshanee said:
or someone who has never seen a pharisee with his name spelled backwards - who likes to sermonize on this topic - actually put his money where his mouth is show us how it;s done............ all we hear from you is how not to engage the lost world... and you bring it here in an accusatory way as if to indict the whole forum....... but if you have the perfect solution for how to talk to hostile non-believers then show us what it is...... ... ......
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The Apostle Paul has all of that covered. Modeling his approach to the lost world is a great place to start.
 
subllibrm said:
Ask the people who have never experienced true Christian grace from a believer.
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Because some Christians don’t present themselves in the way that you think they should doesn’t mean that it’s a fair characterization to say that all Christians are that way. That’s pandering to a falsehood propagated by a lost world. They do it all the time when they say all preachers are money grabbers, or that all Christians are hypocrites because they know of some preacher that ran off with the secretary. They are stereotypes and they’re not intent on furthering genuine dialogue.

Having said that, I rewatched the video and though I would not respond the same way that that gentleman did, the young lady needed to be corrected for her attitude, and she needs to be corrected for talking over him. That’s common sense and civility that should be the norm for all conversations, not just Christian ones.
 
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subllibrm said:
The Apostle Paul has all of that covered. Modeling his approach to the lost world is a great place to start.
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the apostle paul is an example for all of us..... but i don;t remember seeing where paul engaged people through slippery semantics the way you do.... . so once again - show us your work......
 
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