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Um... no. Christians are Christians by choice. Those under a dictator have no choice. Maybe use Singapore's 'benevolent dictator' as your example?
by 11thEarlOfMar 6y ago
Um... no. Christians are Christians by choice. Those under a dictator have no choice.
Maybe use Singapore's 'benevolent dictator' as your example?
- Geminidog 6y agoThat's the meta view from the outside looking in. If you truly believe in Christianity then you truly believe God is the dictator and you believe there isn't a choice in the matter. Most Christians are okay with this, which is my point. I could use a real world example like Singapore but there are imperfections in that country. God is an example of a perfect dictatorship in every possible conceivable way, it's even better than democracy.
- 11thEarlOfMar 6y agoWhen I was born, I was not a Christian. In order to become Christian, I had to choose to accept God as my Dictator. Later, I gave up the notion of God and Christianity, again by choice. It's like putting yourself in a prison where you can leave any time you like. Are you still in prison? Likewise, is God really a dictator?
- threatofrain 6y agoYes if you accept and embrace your boss as the owner of your time, then you have placed a yolk on your own back. You may have exercised choice, but there’s also a yolk on your back. Except your spiritual boss will only accept 100% and not some time sharing agreement, and that you must do so on faith, surrendering everything. Or you go to hell.