I don't judge people by their race, creed, religion or sex. I judge by the content of their character.

Religion ... what I have learned about religion is it doesn't mean a hill of beans. I used to think it meant something if a person said, "I'm a Christian." But what does it mean really? Everybody and anybody can claim to be a Christian. Charles Manson is a Christian. Hitler was likely a Christian. The KKK, Joe Biden, Trump, Nancy Pelosi. Heck, most of the people I dislike are Christians. Xi Jingping, he's an atheist. I have nothing against him. Really, when I think about it - People claiming to be Christians are the biggest terrorists on the earth. Who knows if they're really Christian in the first place? I kinda doubt Nancy Pelosi believes in the bible.

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CopperCicada · M

This is why in my religious tradition we never talk about religion. It’s like the first rule of Fight Club.

RocktheHouse · M

@CopperCicada The sad thing is being a Christian should mean something more than "I believe Jesus Christ died for my sins." Being a Christian should mean: I love everyone and I treat everyone with kindness. I am charitable. I am loving. I am honest. I am respectful. That's what I mean when I say I'm a Christian.