Bear in mind, I'm one too. I just meet so many dead, lifeless, boring, dull people who are Christians and have to ask, why? Have you ever met people like this? It seems like the only thing you can do as a Christian is read the bible, go to church and evangelize. Anyone else encounter this?
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Why are Christians so boring?
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You are in the right place...there is always drama and never boring here. 
On a serious note: No, I don't find Christians boring. I see them as individuals who are going through their walk in different and similar ways. And I don't group them together, because there are Christian I can connect with and build a fellowship with and others I can't. I can say that with individuals who are not Christian as well.
On a serious note: No, I don't find Christians boring. I see them as individuals who are going through their walk in different and similar ways. And I don't group them together, because there are Christian I can connect with and build a fellowship with and others I can't. I can say that with individuals who are not Christian as well.
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Why are people so boring?
All they seem to do is work, eat, and watch TV. Anyone else encounter this?
All they seem to do is work, eat, and watch TV. Anyone else encounter this?
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One could accuse non-christian's of being boring, talking about money, s*x, boozing, sport and never thinking outside there self made bubble.
I know I am stereotyping, but this is the equivalent to the OP's view.
I know I am stereotyping, but this is the equivalent to the OP's view.
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I just find everything I like to do is a sin. And I don't mean getting drunk or using drugs either. Or sleeping with everyone I know either.
It's like you're supposed to just sit around and wait for the rapture.
It's like you're supposed to just sit around and wait for the rapture.
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At least they have interests. The problem with so many Christians I meet is they don't have any, outside of church or the bible. Everything else, where I come from, is looked down on.
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No my friends and I have a lot of fun without being "sinful". We just enjoy our lives the way God intended...us to live free. Why are there rules? To protect us. God isn't a cosmic killjoy wanting to keep you from having fun. But usually when we break the rules and sin, we regret it and wish we didn't do it. So His rules are there like a loving father would create rules to protect his children. Follow them or not, that's up to you.
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Interests if that's what you call it, sorry to be blunt but a lot of them have extremely small, shallow worlds.
Where I am from, Christians have plenty of Interests.
You cant judge the world based on one area stuck in a bubble.
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This is confusing to me. Who would the rules be protecting us from?
And if they are protecting us from someone or something, why would following them be optional?
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My Christian friends and I are not square. We have pool parties, go out in the boat on the lake, go four wheeler riding, get the guns out and go shooting, go to concerts every chance we get, get together for sports and cook out, go to the big city and go out to eat and shopping or movies....sounds like all the kinds of things nonChristians do... we just do it sober and try to be Christ like as much as possible.
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I feel the same when I've been in some churches. short adivce: try somewhere else. sounds like you are in an evangelical setting. try the liberals. (there, that should fire someone up)
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That's simply cause and effect. Which, if I'm not mistaken, was not what you were talking about.
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