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Dunno, accepting that you're a sinner and that you need to shape up runs throughout Christian theology. I'm not as familiar with other theological schools, but
by humanrebar 6y ago
Dunno, accepting that you're a sinner and that you need to shape up runs throughout Christian theology. I'm not as familiar with other theological schools, but I believe Buddhism and Islam both recognize dysfunction, including outright baddiness, at least as part of the conversion or enlightenment process.
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- staticman2 6y agoA lot of powerful people are only "religious" including Christian- when it is convinient. Ruthless business person Monday to Friday, compassionate individual over the weekend, back to ruthless business person during the week.
- humanrebar 6y agoI was responding to "people never" do this kind of self reflection, which isn't true. Pointing out that there are a lot of hypocrites isn't really a counterpoint. Unless you're saying the problem is universal, which is more uncharitable than I think is warranted.