Regarding other religions...

[SaintGeorge]

1) Practice and strengthen your own faith.

2) Learn about other religions as much as possible.

3) Never force your beliefs upon anyone.

4) It's best to tell others about Christ only if they are willing to listen.

5) Be respectful and tolerant of other denominations and religions.

6) Don't stereotype people.

7) Love others equally no matter what they believe.

 

[Treasure the Questions]

1) Practice and strengthen your own faith.

2) Learn about other religions as much as possible.

3) Never force your beliefs upon anyone.

4) It's best to tell others about Christ only if they are willing to listen.

5) Be respectful and tolerant of other denominations and religions.

6) Don't stereotype people.

7) Love others equally no matter what they believe.

Thank you, Esran. Those are excellent guidelines.

Karin

 

[Lionheart_03]

1) Practice and strengthen your own faith.

2) Learn about other religions as much as possible.

3) Never force your beliefs upon anyone.

4) It's best to tell others about Christ only if they are willing to listen.

5) Be respectful and tolerant of other denominations and religions.

6) Don't stereotype people.

7) Love others equally no matter what they believe.

well, thanks to that... mostly in our class is a catholic, only few are non- catholic... sometimes we try to ask them about their religion... try to see the differences, like one of my classmates in their religion they don't celebrate christmas, even if we did that we still are friends, and we treat them equally... and we respect their beliefs... and also in our theology class we are fair, we also ask about their religion...

 

[Treasure the Questions]

well, thanks to that... mostly in our class is a catholic, only few are non- catholic... sometimes we try to ask them about their religion... try to see the differences, like one of my classmates in their religion they don't celebrate christmas, even if we did that we still are friends, and we treat them equally... and we respect their beliefs... and also in our theology class we are fair, we also ask about their religion...

Catholics are part of the Christian church. Lionheart, when you say a few people in your class are not Catholics are they a different sort of Christian, or are they not Christian, either?

Karin

 

[SaintGeorge]

Christianity is not a religion. A Christian religion is merely a set of rules and interpretations dealing with our personal relationship with Jesus Christ, but the relationship itself is Christianity.

 

[Treasure the Questions]

Esran, I agree that being a Christian should not be a matter of rules and rituals, it is about faith in Jesus Christ and a relationship with God through him. However, Christianity is classified as one of the main world religions.

Karin