Christianity, CHRIST-ianity. It's all about the carpenter from Nazareth.
In my pocket - not always, but often - I carry my copy of William Tyndale's 1526 New Testament. Not an original mind you, but a reprint of the text in its original spelling.
As I've read the chapters, not just in Tyndale's, but in several New Testaments I own, I've ingrained the words of Jesus in my heart. I can quote the Beautitudes from Matthew chapter 5, almost verbatim.
Also, Jesus told his apostles not to wear two coats or shoes, carry no currency, only accept hospitality, and never linger in the towns. He told them this as guidelines for the evangelism missions and that they did.
Jesus also said Woe to the lawyers in Luke, Woe to the Pharisees and scribes throughout all the Gospels, Woe to those who judge, Woe to the rich, and Woe to all.
Jesus said to love your neighbor as yourself, which means to be kind to all.
Jesus said that if you do not forsake your family and friends and discard all you have, you can not be his disciple.
He said he didn't call the righteous, but the sinners.
He spoke parables about the master who called his rich friends to dinner but they didn't come, so he called the poor and homeless to eat with him. Afterwards, he said that if you make a big dinner, to call the poor to dine. He ate with sinners and didn't wash before meals, and rebuked the pharisees who told him he broke the law in doing so.
Jesus said that it is easier for a camel to pass through the needle of an eye than for a rich man to get into heaven. He said you can't serve God and mammon, mammon is said to be the demon of greed.
With all this in mind I ask, who is a real Christian anymore? Nobody reads the Gospels like I and others have, most "christians" nowadays tell everyone they don't like that they're going to hell, and abuse scripture to make their point instead of turning the other cheek like christ commamded. They invade public spaces to cause religious disturbances, which Jesus preached against when he said Woe to the pharisees who pray to be seen by men. They seek to force others into the faith and alienate those who aren't, which God himself said was not right in the Old testament when he commanded the Israelites to show quarter to the strangers because the stranger is like they were when they were in Egypt in slavery.
Most, if not all, the people I'm preaching against would call me a heretic, an agent of Satan, a sinner. But if you are faced with such a person, ask them the exact book, chapter, and verse number in scripture that backs their source, then have them quote it verbatim. If they can not know it by heart? They are false!
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