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Can a Christian trust a non-Christian ever? I see many here view non-Christians as vile, immoral, degenerates. Worthy of scorn at best and violent 'rebuke' at worst. That, certainly, is my experience in dealing with your kind.
Given that, can non-Christians be trusted in the slightest? Can non-Christians be trusted in contractual agreements? Do non-Christians require some other legal document when dealing with Christians in the realm of evil man-made laws and evil man-made courts?
I doubt I will respond or reply to any posts. However, if you are not upset, angered or offended in anyway, I may post a follow up question. If that is permissible?
Thank you for your time. (good bye)
I give everyone the benefit of the doubt, Christian & non-Christian alike, until they prove that they can't be trusted. Christians don't have a monopoly on trustworthiness and there are some people, who call themselves Christians, that I don't trust at all.
From your signature, "Repay...betrayal with treachery." Jesus would have us forgive those who sin against us, 70 x 7 times (Matthew 18:21-22). I'm the first to admit that 1) it's not easy and 2) I'm not that good at it.
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