Sentences with phrase «non-believers about believers»

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I don't see anything referring about denying the existence of believers, just common everyday phrases we non-believers hear from fundie families and frienbelievers hear from fundie families and friends alike.

Publicly trying to change the faith and understanding about Christ to non-believers and young believers, to revenge what the society didbelievers and young believers, to revenge what the society did to them.

As a non-believer, I have to say I am far less concerned about non-existence than I guarantee most believers are about the possibility of Hell.

I think the fairly small difference seen between believers and non-believers in these polls would become a chasm if you asked specifics about dogma, theology, etc, with non-believers clearly more knowlbelievers in these polls would become a chasm if you asked specifics about dogma, theology, etc, with non-believers clearly more knowlbelievers clearly more knowledgeable.

For many believers in this group, it is about finding a righteous (and humane) path to oneness with their god and for non-believers (like myself) it is about the defense of certain freedoms and a right to live our lives unhampered by the beliefs of others while still maintaining those common values that are important to the progress and betterment ofbelievers (like myself) it is about the defense of certain freedoms and a right to live our lives unhampered by the beliefs of others while still maintaining those common values that are important to the progress and betterment of mankind.

Maybe... you're right about the narrative in the Bible being accurate, and that there is a Heaven for believers and Hell for non-believersbelievers, etc...

If you knew anything about the Christian faith you'd know that it is a pastor's job to use the law and the gospel (including the Sacraments of Baptism and Holy Communion) to keep the believer in faith and lead the non-believer tbeliever to faith.

Or non-believers (atheists) complaining about the openness of believers (ie, Tebow) while they themselves are open about what they believe (ie, this bibelievers (atheists) complaining about the openness of believers (ie, Tebow) while they themselves are open about what they believe (ie, this billboard).

Only a joint faith in the possibility of finding some common ground can bring about genuine conversation between believers and non-believers, or between and among representatives of various faith trbelievers, or between and among representatives of various faith traditions.

Atheists don't take your rights away, but christian believers think so, as they stomp the ground and complain about the non-believersbelievers.

If you are a non-believer or a believer in the occult or some other belief that I do not believe in and I do not deride or ridicule you for your belief or non-belief and do not try to disallow your expression of such, why do you feel it is appropriate to make comments about my belief or the expression thereof and feel my belief should be resbeliever or a believer in the occult or some other belief that I do not believe in and I do not deride or ridicule you for your belief or non-belief and do not try to disallow your expression of such, why do you feel it is appropriate to make comments about my belief or the expression thereof and feel my belief should be restricted?

Knowing God comes before all else, non-believers don't care about that, and «believers», everywhere I go, discourage and / or criticize it, all to manipulate and control the laity and to go do theirbelievers don't care about that, and «believers», everywhere I go, discourage and / or criticize it, all to manipulate and control the laity and to go do their bidding.