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No good - it is what is called a loaded question - not meant to find an <honest, true> answer apparently.
Hi YSJ,
I'm sorry you see it that way, but it is an honest question that I'm seeking for an answer from you. You've made several posts claiming that I don't understand what God has said to us about the poor and the helpless and hopeless. Most of them claiming that you understand that God handles each of us according to our faith. While I agree that there are certain issues where God does handle believers and unbelievers differently, I'm asking about Jesus' command to us about treating others as we would want to be treated.
This isn't about how God deals with us but whether or not Jesus actually meant that we human believers were to strive to treat 'others' as we would want to be treated. Because your answers seemed rather ambiguous regarding the subject, I'm asking you directly: Do you think that Jesus' command to believers to treat others as we would want to be treated is meant to mean that we are to treat everyone the same in this regard, or, as your answers seem to infer, there is a different way that we should treat non-believers as far as treating them as we want to be treated?
However, if you're unable to answer such a direct question for fear that you think I'm seeking some ulterior motive, then that's ok.
God bless,
In Christ, ted
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