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>parents force me to go shitty Christian private school to reconvert me
>mandatory bible classes
>day 1
>split into groups to come up with questions for the prof, around 95 students
>they choose my question
>showtime.jpeg
Lets say a child is born in Thailand. As the child grows up, he/she is introduced to Buddhism and its ideals by family members and peers. That cultural influence continues as they grow up, and christianity is introduced into their lives at some point. How can that individual be expected to switch their beliefs in light of the cultural influences they grew up with? Why is that individual eternally punished in the eyes of God for choosing to believe in family values as opposed to a foreign belief from their perspective, especially when that belief could result in persecution from his/her peers?
>"Great question anon!" *reiterates question to the class*
>"We'll be coming back to that later in the semester."
>mfw he doesn't come back to it
This guy also taught the advanced bible major courses, and was among the most qualified at the school to answer this sort of question. christfags really have no idea what to say when confronted with actual questions.
>mandatory bible classes
>day 1
>split into groups to come up with questions for the prof, around 95 students
>they choose my question
>showtime.jpeg
Lets say a child is born in Thailand. As the child grows up, he/she is introduced to Buddhism and its ideals by family members and peers. That cultural influence continues as they grow up, and christianity is introduced into their lives at some point. How can that individual be expected to switch their beliefs in light of the cultural influences they grew up with? Why is that individual eternally punished in the eyes of God for choosing to believe in family values as opposed to a foreign belief from their perspective, especially when that belief could result in persecution from his/her peers?
>"Great question anon!" *reiterates question to the class*
>"We'll be coming back to that later in the semester."
>mfw he doesn't come back to it
This guy also taught the advanced bible major courses, and was among the most qualified at the school to answer this sort of question. christfags really have no idea what to say when confronted with actual questions.
