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How do you typically "church-shop?" Are you mostly interested in finding a church that accommodates your needs and gives you a com...
How do you typically "church-shop?" Are you mostly interested in finding a church that accommodates your needs and gives you a comfortable experience? Or are you looking for a church that equips you to serve and deploys your gifts?
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ELLEONTHEJUDA07 (1 second ago) Spam Marked as spam Such a jolly occasion to meaninglessly gather under a substituted, once a day celebration of hypocrisy. That is what the increasing number of fake Churches are. Spot on Guys!, We all are in THE Spiritual battle-ship, one that doesn't have four walls, a puppet and a misused roof. That ship, is inside you... ( Comment on "Cruse Ship vs Battle Ship"). Good Job as always igniter... : )
Only someone who does not know the church world would critique this video as even remotely close to "injecting strands of militancy." It spends far more energy critiquing the "cruise ship" mentality, which is rife in American churches. The "battleship" metaphor indeed addresses mission, dedication, and submission to higher command. It may be somewhat clumsy but all illustrations have their limits. Christians are in a spiritual battle--that is biblical. But our weapons are faith, hope, and love.
I'm sure the propaganda you have submitted yourself to is much different... maybe you follow so-called science like the Nazi's or maybe you think you are following the good of the other-man like the communists... but is your world-view evidenced by truth and rationality? if you are comparing Biblical Christianity with Islam, than I'm afraid you haven't really educated yourself, and are just following your pre-conceived notions...
I am not comparing the two religions but rather their methods. Your reply to my comment doesn't make any sense. I made a (valid) point that this video compares a church to a battleship, and that that encourages a degree of militancy - much less than Islamics but the idea is the same. Your veiled insults implying I follow Nazi or communist doctrines do nothing to refute my point, or defend your own position. If you are appealing to rationality it doesn't show.
I would like to propose that the purpose of the battleship anology is not to inject feelings of militarism but rather to compare the organization, dedication, and sense of purpose a millitary ship would have to a laid-back party ship.
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