Does God accept Gothic Christians? If they dont do drugs but dress as Gothics do, is it acceptable to God.
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Gothic Christians.
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Its not about what you wear but what is in your heart.
God created each of us uniquely for His purpose.
If your gothic maybe He wants you to share Him with others.
In Him
God created each of us uniquely for His purpose.
If your gothic maybe He wants you to share Him with others.
In Him
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I agree, it's whats inside that counts...
Clothes dont make the Christian....
Forgive me...
Clothes dont make the Christian....
Forgive me...
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yeah agreed. Goths actually have a good attitude about death. They know that its nessecary, a Gothic christain has that advantage in dying to himself.
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Clothes do not the christian make. I wouldn't worry about it as God accepts you just as you are.
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i think they can be genuinely saved, though i believe as they mature in Christ and as people they will grow out of that.
im not saying its bad or anything, but many young people find a feeling of security or enjoyment or significance in their diffrence from others in being that way, or maybe they went through some trama in and ran to the inside of themselves and feel they need to express the pain they feel by dressing or acting in that way.
and commonly people just grow out of the need to be that way, im not saying this becuase i look down on people who diffrent than myself. but most people do grow out of it, but most commonly people seem to just grow up as people and lose the need to be what people call gothics.
please dont feel like i slinging mud on anyone, i use to be that way myself.
but as i grew up as a person i grew out of that.
sure they can be saved, but i believe things like that come out of a persons immaturity, and as they grow up in Christ as a healthy minded people they grow out of it.
though if someone chooses to stay that way forever, theres nothing wrong with it, though i honestly feel like they never matured as a functional person.
im not saying its bad or anything, but many young people find a feeling of security or enjoyment or significance in their diffrence from others in being that way, or maybe they went through some trama in and ran to the inside of themselves and feel they need to express the pain they feel by dressing or acting in that way.
and commonly people just grow out of the need to be that way, im not saying this becuase i look down on people who diffrent than myself. but most people do grow out of it, but most commonly people seem to just grow up as people and lose the need to be what people call gothics.
please dont feel like i slinging mud on anyone, i use to be that way myself.
but as i grew up as a person i grew out of that.
sure they can be saved, but i believe things like that come out of a persons immaturity, and as they grow up in Christ as a healthy minded people they grow out of it.
though if someone chooses to stay that way forever, theres nothing wrong with it, though i honestly feel like they never matured as a functional person.
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It isn't about what you wear. It is about how you live and what you do in your walk with Christ. Christian Goths have the ability to change the hearts of those that may be involved with the occult as a lot of them choose to live gothicly. It is a pleasant surprise to find out that someone who is always clad in black and looks so gloomy and somewhat evil is a follower of Christ and wants to make things better. It just goes to show you cannot judge a book by its cover. Bottom line: I see nothing wrong with it.
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