[Responding to a request for evidence that the Biblical Abraham existed as a historical figure:]
I have faith in Jesus Christ so I believe in the promise that was made to Abraham which makes me a spiritual descendant of his. This I believe by faith in Jesus Christ.
[Responding to genocides attributed to God in the Old Testament:]
That's why I never use the argument that genocide is inherently and absolutely immoral.
(Regarding two gay men who wanted to share a bed at a hotel she works at:)
I'm just so into marriage....man/woman...faithfulness & Christ/the Bride & all of that....how His plan is so wonderful in this regard pertaining to even our own sexuality and child-bearing/parenting etc.
Truth be known, if it were my hotel, I would have turned those two men away who wanted one room, just as quickly as I would have turned away a man or woman involved in an affair.
I just feel strongly about the good God created.
[Reprimanding a Christian poster for citing Hindu doctrine in a historical context.]
IMO Christians should not give any crediblity to false religions by citing their beliefs. God wants all of His children to be followers of His Son, Jesus Christ. Hindus, Buddhist, Mormons, Muslims, Jews, and all the other non Christian religions are not followers of His Son. To a Christian those are all false religions, and should not be taken seriously unless they become a threat. It does not matter if a particular religion was around long before Christianity. When Jesus came to earth, all other religions became void.
Any amount of time a Christian spends studying false religions is stealing time away from God. Any amount of time Christians spend time in conversing with others on any false religion has stolen time away from the Christian's great calling of evangelism.