Sentences with phrase «christians as unbelievers»

And we don't shun lawbreakers, unless you would call the instruction to treat lawbreaking persons that claim to be Christians as unbelievers shunning them.

Not exact matches

If Christians are wrong, they will only rot in the grave as unbelievers do; but if Christians are right, they will live forever in a painless, righteous world with eternal bodies, while unbelievers suffer forever in torture.

Of course, as a Christian, I understand that the enemy (yes Satan does exist) has darkened the minds of unbelievers.

Unbelievers often view Christians as phonies; we preach the love of Jesus, then kick a few outcasts along the way.

Hello Jeremy, As I read your carefully worded title to your article I wondered why would your write it in such a way as make to unbelievers comfortable in their sin and Christians leery about using it when discussing issues about their faitAs I read your carefully worded title to your article I wondered why would your write it in such a way as make to unbelievers comfortable in their sin and Christians leery about using it when discussing issues about their faitas make to unbelievers comfortable in their sin and Christians leery about using it when discussing issues about their faith.

And it is also the reason why so many unbelievers mock Christians — because Christians are often fiercer than wolves, despite the fact that Jesus told his disciples to be innocent as doves.

Big Hunter despaired of ever becoming a Christian, married two new wives, and lived as an unbeliever for the rest of his days.

All competent historians of first - century Palestine should end up as Christians, leaving only the incompetent historian to remain an unbeliever.

Attempts to smuggle the reverent unbeliever into the kingdom by calling her an «anonymous Christian,» as Karl Rahner would, meet with opposition.

We as Christians need to stop being bullies, ramming our sanctimony down the throats of every unbeliever.

As scholars like Christian Smith and many others have shown, there's really no such thing as an «unbeliever.&raquAs scholars like Christian Smith and many others have shown, there's really no such thing as an «unbeliever.&raquas an «unbeliever.»

Paul is telling the Ephesian Christians that these things are the way they were as unbelievers.

Some Christians continue to characterize fathers who share parenting responsibilities or stay at home with their children as «man fails» and «worse than unbelievers,» instructing women to intentionally avoid earning more money than their husbands, even if it is less practical for their family to do so, or else they will injure their spouse's ego.

Saint Paul refers to the dead as «Those who have fallen asleep,» and tells us that Christians must not grieve at the death of their beloved ones as unbelievers and idolaters.

But no; this is not to go over to well with the unbelievers, very few believed Jesus and the disciple's spoke forth as the Holy Spirit gave them the words to speak forth, and God is still the same today and they call themselves Christians but they live in unbelief: They truly think that God has changed His ways:

As a fellow Christian, I am appalled that you would be so as to speak this unlovingly to unbelieverAs a fellow Christian, I am appalled that you would be so as to speak this unlovingly to unbelieveras to speak this unlovingly to unbelievers.

The reporter says that while «legal experts said the First Amendment grants Supreme Court justices, just like any other U.S. citizen, the right to speak their mind,» other experts insist that «Scalia's comments were difficult to reconcile with his judicial obligation to regard citizens of all religious persuasions — whether believer or unbeliever, Christian or non-Christian — as equals under the law.»

In some cases there are unbelievers who refer to themselves as Christian, they are normally referred to as name - Christians.

For example, Lion Hudson, the main Christian publisher in the UK, say they can't sell books that mention Jesus or have an overt conversion scene, as their readers are typically disenfranchised with organised religion: they are predominantly backsliders or unbelievers.