Challenging the Christian Groupthink – part 3

Christianity is Divisive:

“God’s Children” are more precious to God than his heretical red-headed step-children. Therefore, this value is reflected in believers who treat other believers as “brothers and sisters,” and tend to see other non-Christians as immoral heathens who are either lost or confused or both that just need to see things in the right perspective – the Christian perspective, and need more than anything to be saved. Not only does it separate the believers from unbelievers with a thick line, it also separates the “saved” from the “heretics” and has a prescribed remedy for these heretics – eternal damnation for God’s unworthy.

Challenging the Christian Groupthink – part 2

Christianity Creates Fundamentalists:

In any religion, there will be those that take it too far. But how far is too far? And why is taking the “Good Book” literally at all harmful to one’s self or others? I hope I will be able to give you a brief, yet concise explanation as to exactly why I believe being a “fundamentalist” is neither healthy nor morally admirable. As a note: that which is in blue text is in direct reference of the Bible; that which is in red is the same, but is also a supposed quotation of Jesus of Nazareth.