Why are American Christians so philosemetic?

[lullabyofscreams]

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[TheDevilRullz]

I'm not religious, but I think that deep thought about things leads to many good things. The only "flaw" I've found in it is overthinking and ending up complicating simple things. But in terms of good things, I think of: empathy, having a general overview of things, intelligence in general.

But this is individual, and not especially specific to "American Christians" or Christians anywhere.

And about non-philosophical people, I don't see anything good in them. I mean in their way of thinking. The way they speak doesn't matter.

 

[Jay the Butcher]

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Aren't you Christian.

 

[ZeroK]

 

[TheDevilRullz]

I'm not religious, but I think that deep thought about things leads to many good things. The only "flaw" I've found in it is overthinking and ending up complicating simple things. But in terms of good things, I think of: empathy, having a general overview of things, intelligence in general.

But this is individual, and not especially specific to "American Christians" or Christians anywhere.

And about non-philosophical people, I don't see anything good in them. I mean in their way of thinking. The way they speak doesn't matter.

But personally, if someone overthinks and explains things too much, I get annoyed and ask them to summarize it in one sentence. But reading it is fine.

 

[PokeyCactus]

Jesus was born into a Jewish community. His lineage and ancestry is of Jewish Descent. He is Jewish. God’s chosen people are mentioned in the Bible in Zechariah 2:8 as the Apple of His eye - who are Israel and believers. The Tribulation will be for his chosen - for the Jews to accept him once and for all as their Savior.

 

[methedup77]

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Wel there’s more fictitious bs in the Bible than ppl believe? Those who believe? I ask thee, before Christianity or any stupid religion, where was god? Did ppl all go to “hell” before then?