Featured Is it Immoral to Reject Jesus?

From a morality perspective, how can one person without Christ be more moral than the next person without Christ, if we were dealing with two lost people?

Since when are feelings moral? Morals are based upon actions that are measured against absolute truth.

 

Me too. By God's grace, shall they be saved.

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Off topic. Not a discussion of the election.:thumbsup:

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From a morality perspective, is rejecting Jesus Christ less immoral than living in homosexual sin or getting an abortion?

From a morality perspective, how do we deem the one who rejects Jesus Christ completely as more moral than someone who supports abortion and homosexuality? We're not even saying that he's committing the sins. Just that he supports them and is thus immoral.

Does that mean that the Christian who supports the one who rejects Christ is also immoral?

 

But that's my point. If you don't believe President Obama is a follower of Jesus Christ ( and outside of saying that he is, I haven't seen anything that would publicly lead me to believe that he is) and if both reject Christ, how is one more immoral than the other?

The statement that was made was:

What grounds does the evangelical church that supported a man who rejects Jesus Christ have for tabbing this man the most immoral when we were supporting someone equally immoral?

Conviction should not know compromise.

On the contrary. I still believe the man is a Muslim.

Oh I grasped that way before much of the evangelical church did. I've even told folks in the past that if the man wasn't the antiChrist, his first election was the perfect test run for how the antiChrist will appear out of nowhere and rise to power and have folks falling out and fawning over him as the savior of the world.

Louis Farrakhan, a devoted Muslim, said that Obama---a man who says he is a Christian---would be the savior of the world.

What Muslim says that about a Christian?

You DEFINITELY misunderstand my beliefs when it comes to Barack Hussein Obama.:laugh:

I'm just saying that if the church is gonna call this man immoral, then the church needs to repent and admit that it was attempting to place an euqally immoral, and equally without Christ man into office because our politics and the things of this world outweighed our convictions and the love of Christ.

 

Well maybe we should start referring to you as selfrighteousdude since you apparently think your brand of foolishness can't be challenged.

And I don't have to hide an agenda to show the continued hypocrisy out of you and a bunch of others.

So if you have a pertinent comment, please leave it. Otherwise, skip-to-the-loo and take your judge by majority rule brand of morality on out of this thread.:smilewinkgrin::wavey:

 

That makes no sense. How do you deduce that supporting Obama being ungodly and immoral is any different than supporting Romney being ungodly and immoral?

If supporting Romney is not supporting his Mormonism and rejection of Christ, then how exactly is supporting Obama and the things he does out of his alleged rejection of Christ any different?

Yall just seem to have a different set of rules when it comes to politics and the side you want to support.

If they both reject Jesus Christ, how can supporting one be seen as suporting what he endorses while supporting the other isn't viewed the same way?

According to him it does.

And that is hypocrisy because according to the masses on this board and throughout the evangelical church, it's not believed that he knows Jesus. So his beliefs would be based in his lostness just as ROmneys beliefs are based in his lostness.

It is absolutely crazy for the church to think that homosexuality and abortion reflect taking a stance against God, but that supporting someone who rejects Jesus Christ does not.

It matters.

There is something extremely wrong in the church when we're all for giving the devil's lies a larger platform in one instance but screaming bloody murder about the wickedness of another tin the next minute.

 

Yes, we've gotten very good at attempting to justify our hypocrisy.

 

I obviously stepped on yours tonight and a few times before which is no doubt why you syarted your little "he thinks he's holier than thou" retort.

It ain't that I have a high sense of morality. It's that you and a lot of folks on this board and in the church have a hypocritical sense of morality.:smilewinkgrin:

 

Neither of the primary two candidates. One was a confessing Mormon and rejected Jesus Christ. The other says he is a Christian but everything I saw says he doesn't know Jesus Christ.

So I did what I've done the last three elections: write-in.

 

Yes please do mosey along. Ta-ta. Next time , you can save everyone some time and just remain out of the conversation.:thumbsup: