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But yeah, I think it's important for us to acknowledge some of the unhealthy bits of Christian culture because...a lot of it isn't exactly Biblical, it's just the norm of our "culture." And I'm rambling now, sorry!
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(Anonymous) 2012-10-01 07:39 am (UTC)(link)Getting a sermon in my face never made me more open to any religion. It just convinced me that the person attempting to give one was a sanctimonious ass. And while I realize that some religions think being friends with an unbeliever is a) an opportunity to convert them and/or b) a threat to the religious person's soul, reducing it to that is really manipulative. I get that it's probably hard to live in a country that's so predominantly Christian that there aren't many people who are unfamiliar with your faith (and would have any reason to be curious about it). But along the same lines, a lot of us who aren't Christian would be thrilled to never have unsolicited preaching directed at us again. Speaking for myself, religion looks like a fandom to me - a fandom that takes itself so seriously, overall, that it can't cope sanely with people who aren't into it, and will never be into it. Just about every other fandom in existence can accept that such people exist, and that it's reasonable to leave them alone. I wish yours could do the same.
Also, there's always, always more than one way to look at a story. If all of that heaven and hell framework existed? I'd go enlist in your Devil's army, long before I'd do the Christ-worship song and dance. The Christian god ... the only reaction I have ever had to that character was aversion. Revulsion. If he existed, I'd want to stay as far away from him as possible. I'd want him overthrown. Anyone who managed to convince me that the Christian cosmogony was real wouldn't have a Christian on their hands. They'd have a newly-minted Satanist. And I can't be alone, in that.