Someone explain this to me - about a weird experience I had

[Thinktank]

It was in church
there was a group of people
there was a good guy (me)
there was some jerks
and there was a problem

the group of Christians chose to take the side of the jerks instead of me.

So can someone please explain:

Where on earth
did those Christians
get the idea
a good person who did nothing wrong
should somehow pay for the sins
of a bunch of ungrateful jerks?


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[WhatThe]

If you're looking for an appropriate answer youre gonna have to be more specific with what happened, otherwise it's just rhetorical.

[Bsuds]

Sounds more like Trolling

[unclemarty]

its a joke. well, joke-ish about Jesus

Where on earth did those Christians
get the idea a good person who did nothing wrong
should somehow pay for the sins of a bunch of ungrateful jerks?

see what he did there now ?

[Thinktank]

You know how church people are always smiling and being real pleasant?
Well that's just a show. In reality, church people tend to form small groups,
and 'take sides' with their own group, whenever there is a problem, or some sort of church dispute.

And in the majority of cases, it's the person who did nothing wrong, that gets no respect.
It's as if somehow, these Christians believe that a good person, without sin, should
'suffer' for all the bad things the 'group' does. And I don't know where they got that idea.




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[Mr. Personality]

You know how church people are always smiling and being real pleasant?
Well that's just a show. In reality, church people tend to form small groups,
and 'take sides' with their own group, whenever there is a problem, or some sort of church dispute.

And in the majority of cases, it's the person who did nothing wrong, that gets no respect.
It's as if somehow, these Christians believe that a good person, without sin, should
'suffer' for all the bad things the 'group' does. And I don't know where they got that idea.




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So you're saying Christians are just like everyone else on the planet?
Neat

[forum]

Christians ironically behave worse than you average person on the planet. True fact.

[WhatThe]

And in the majority of cases, it's the person who did nothing wrong, that gets no respect.
It's as if somehow, these Christians believe that a good person, without sin, should
'suffer' for all the bad things the 'group' does. And I don't know where they got that idea.

I wonder why? Maybe because that's in a nutshell what Christianity teaches? We are all supposed to payfor the sins of the actions of two, Adam and Eve

[Mr. Personality]

Christians ironically behave worse than you average person on the planet. True fact.

Prove it.