(From our brother Don Gordon)(Modified content). So whats the deal with vegans? What are we doing to prevent them from forcing their views on others? They have special vegan aisles in grocery sores. They are required to have a vegan dish in school cafeterias. When I talk to them they tend to treat me like Im inferior because I eat meat. I have read many articles praising their lifestyle and yet as a Christian I am told I am judgmental. I dont get it. Let me give you a little advice. If you meet a Christian who looks down on you and treats you badly because they view you as an unclean sinner... then that person is a fool. Being a Christian means that we were on death row for crimes against God until we accepted Jesus and BECAME FOREVER PARDONED. His grace set us free and we can claim no credit for this gift freely given. As Christians we have deep knowledge of sin because we SIN all the time. We do not see ourselves as better or more holy than anyone else (or at least we shouldnt). I am not sitting on some high mountain looking down on others. As a matter of fact, since I know what committed sins I have been forgiven I often find myself having trouble believing that I am as good as anyone...until God reminds me of my own self worth. That is the other fiction about God. ~GOD UPLIFTS YOUR SPIRIT, HE DOES NOT TEAR IT DOWN.~ My one prayer is that I could convey to others what it is I feel when I kneel down and pray. It is a sense of everything being right down to the core of my soul. It is absolute peace and an overwhelming feeling of love from God as well as love for those who still need Him. Im not saying that it will be like that every day or that as a Christian you still wont have problems. You will however have a different perspective and see them in a different light. ~ dg
Posted on: Sat, 23 Nov 2013 02:18:56 +0000
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