Oh, wait. I’m not a Calvinist. In fact, now that I think of it, I’m not even a Christian! Never mind, carry on.

So, you know what? I’m going to tell you the truth and not sugarcoat this: you’re doing fine.

As for lying you know what the worst part of it is? Your lying to yourself you are behaving depraved. I will leave you alone and just pray for you, God Bless.

Don’t generalize Christians and use others actions towards you to shun God.”

Oh, honey. I can do whatever I want, and I shall. If the shoe fits, I will say so. Besides, if the behavior of Christians didn’t represent you, then you’d call them out on their bullshit, rather than concern troll the people Christians have hurt. Since you ARE pulling the “we’re not all like that!” card, something struck a nerve.

“You may run into a few that are not of God. When you accept Jesus Christ you must understand your life is going to be difficult at times. It’s never easy for me being a Christian, I get flack from my gay friends and atheist think I’m stupid and one even made jokes at work openly but I deal with it because I understand serving Jesus and agreeing with his laws takes away alot out of my life and the world. Being a Christian in these times are NOT easy at least over here.”

Jokes. Some coworker of yours makes jokes. Oh, and your gay friends call you out on your religion’s bigotry (and probably your own, too), and your atheist friends are critical of Christianity. All the tears, hon. All the tears. Matthew Shepard has nothing on you.

“Where did I say you were weak? Rebellious and angry spirit against God you might have yes because things are not your way and jumping to tarot cards and other forms of spirituality looking for answers you know the answer to.”

That whole “You left Christianity, but I would NEVER let anyone get between me and GAWD! thing. I’m a writer. I know how to analyze a text and pull meaning from it. Please to not be playing stupid with me.

And see, I was right. You didn’t read the post. Fail, my dear. Fail. Go back and read it again.

“You need someone to tell you the truth and not sugarcoat this. I never comment but I wrote to you being in a similar situation. How can I come off so judgmental admitting to having the same feelings and experiences.”

I wrote an entire series on the topic. You mentioned it in passing in your opening sentence as a lead-in to proselytizing and threats. Your comment was dripping with judgment–though I’m baffled as to why you’d think I’d care, Anonymous little Christian.

Don’t ya’ll just LOVE how this snowflake thinks she’s the first one ever to say anything like this to me? Everyone ever is just sugarcoating and lying to me. What a brave Crusader.

“As for my comment on one day something bad is going to happen I am not trying to curse you if you don’t want to go to church fine, you don’t like religion practices fine nobody is forcing you you have a mind of your own. Anything God tells us is just for our own good and betterment it’s not to hurt us. We as Christians just care because we know the end result living that life and turning away.”

I don’t believe in curses–at least the sort you’re referring to here. I’m a big fan of fuck. It’s a very versatile word, and it has such power. Makes everybody pay attention, don’t you think?

Wait. Are you claiming to speak for your god, here? Big step, little troll. Big step.

“I do care about your soul and see myself in you a little bit and don’t want to see you fall into Satan’s grip. Again I am not trying to make a “come to Jesus” moment just rethink real hard about that decision because did you really love God or just wanted to use Him for your personal gain? What does it profit a man to gain the whole world but lose his soul? Remember the key is all this is temporary and one day everyone will have to answer Him. Also checkout Romans 1:28 on depraved minds, peace.”

Yeah, that little girl-child was totes out to use god for her own gain. I mean, how else was she gonna get to stay up past her bedtime?

I am DEPRAVED, YA’LL. How depraved do you think I am?

Don’t generalize Christians and use others actions towards you to shun God. You may run into a few that are not of God. When you accept Jesus Christ you must understand your life is going to be difficult at times. It’s never easy for me being a Christian, I get flack from my gay friends and atheist think I’m stupid and one even made jokes at work openly but I deal with it because I understand serving Jesus and agreeing with his laws takes away alot out of my life and the world. Being a Christian in these times are NOT easy at least over here.

Where did I say you were weak? Rebellious and angry spirit against God you might have yes because things are not your way and jumping to tarot cards and other forms of spirituality looking for answers you know the answer to.

You need someone to tell you the truth and not sugarcoat this. I never comment but I wrote to you being in a similar situation. How can I come off so judgmental admitting to having the same feelings and experiences.

As for my comment on one day something bad is going to happen I am not trying to curse you if you don’t want to go to church fine, you don’t like religion practices fine nobody is forcing you you have a mind of your own. Anything God tells us is just for our own good and betterment it’s not to hurt us. We as Christians just care because we know the end result living that life and turning away.

I do care about your soul and see myself in you a little bit and don’t want to see you fall into Satan’s grip. Again I am not trying to make a “come to Jesus” moment just rethink real hard about that decision because did you really love God or just wanted to use Him for your personal gain? What does it profit a man to gain the whole world but lose his soul? Remember the key is all this is temporary and one day everyone will have to answer Him. Also checkout Romans 1:28 on depraved minds, peace.

That’s all I have to say in good faith.

The rest?

I notice the subtle accusation of weakness. If only I were stronger, I wouldn’t have let mere people push me away from “God,” is what I believe you meant. Au contrare. It actually takes a lot of strength to walk away from religion. Especially the dominant religion in one’s culture and society. (Which means it is actually very easy to be a Christian here in the States, although you don’t have as much privilege as in the past. Nice try, though.)

I also notice your threat. One day something very bad will happen to me, right? And no one will help me, right? But if I do what you, and people like you say, everything will be just fine. Your threats do not intimidate me. I’m not a victim. I’m not weak. I will not submit to bullies and abusers, and that is exactly what people like you are. Bullies and abusers.

Do try carrying out your threat, though. I will be very amused watching you try to make something bad happen to me, and it will be even more amusing to watch you try to keep away all of the fabulous people I have surrounded myself with.

As a Christian going through the similar situation almost exact I didn’t let those people affect my relationship with God. No one can judge me but the Lord. I don’t go to church because I’m not sure who to trust with prosperity gospel and bad preachers but I do make time for the Lord and read my bible. I know I need to cut the bull and find one good church. It is hard to stay strong when your faith is gone. I have to forgive my parents as God forgiven me. Its hard being a christian but I can assure you one thing. One day in your life there is going to be no one to help you even your new family and you will call out his name. Don’t turn your back on him over other people and learn not to take criticism as a bad thing just people trying to help and improve YOU. Remember, he said he will not forsake you and always love you but following Him will not be easy. I just hope you tried talking to him before making that decision, God Bless.