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ArishMell · 70-79, M
You weaken your own argument by the blanket accusation.
Arrogance is no more necessary for Christianity than it is for any other strand of religious thought, including agnosticism and atheism.
Rather there are arrogant people in that faith and all others and none; and those who are so weak find their beliefs a convenient support and weapon against others.
Anyway didn't Jesus teach humility, kindness and respect for others? If so then those use and abuse the faith against others are not quite as "Christian" as they like to think.
Arrogance is no more necessary for Christianity than it is for any other strand of religious thought, including agnosticism and atheism.
Rather there are arrogant people in that faith and all others and none; and those who are so weak find their beliefs a convenient support and weapon against others.
Anyway didn't Jesus teach humility, kindness and respect for others? If so then those use and abuse the faith against others are not quite as "Christian" as they like to think.