What would it take for you to leave Christianity?

[Firearms]

if they found life on other planets.

That might happen fairly soon actually. "They" will eventually claim to have found evidence of life somewhere nearby. If you follow space exploration as much as I do, you'll see that "they" try extremely hard to establish that almost every mission's findings indicate more and more evidence of life outside of our planet: Fossilised remains of Martians found on meteorite that landed on Earth 13,000 years ago | Daily Mail Online

So "they" will be along shortly to -once again- tell us all that they've found what they've been looking for... but who will have the faith to believe 'them'?

 

[Ronald]

Would you leave Christianity for $1,000,000? Maybe $2,000,000? If you were offered a Bentley or Rolls Royce car to turn your back on God, would you make the deal? Would you renounce Christ for a top of the line Rolex or Breitling watch? What would it take for you to leave Christianity?


Personally, I would never leave Christianity for anything. In fact, the Devil even offered to make me a multibillionaire to depart from my faith, but I rejected him many times.

A true Christian would never abort. No one or thing can snatch us away from the Father's hand once we are truly saved. Those who fall away when trouble or tribulation comes were never really saved to begin with. Those are the ones who had a seed planted in rocky or shallow soil.
Many have and more will be tested by Islamic terrorists who threaten to chop your head off if you don't denounce Jesus and join Islam. This is the Beast and his signature is such written in Rev. 20:4 where we see those who were beheaded because of their testimony and faith in Jesus. That is going on in numerous Muslim countries, we can't imagine that here but it may.

 

[JohnRabbit]

That might happen fairly soon actually. "They" will eventually claim to have found evidence of life somewhere nearby. If you follow space exploration as much as I do, you'll see that "they" try extremely hard to establish that almost every mission's findings indicate more and more evidence of life outside of our planet: Fossilised remains of Martians found on meteorite that landed on Earth 13,000 years ago | Daily Mail Online

So "they" will be along shortly to -once again- tell us all that they've found what they've been looking for... but who will have the faith to believe 'them'?

good point, good post!