Can you be a critical thinker and a Christian at the same time? - Part 3

[autumnleaf]

Whatever is beautiful.
Whatever is meaningful.
Whatever brings you happiness.
May it be yours this holiday season and
throughout the coming years.

Greetings from my family to you wherever you are...

Merry Christmas to all Christians.

Thank you ! Wishing you and all who chance upping this thread a Blessed close to 2020 and even more Blessings and into the New year !

 

[thorsten139]

My common sense ish telling moi that irregardless of how one ish feel about Christmas, to celebrate or notch, gotch pagan origins or notch, the choice to celebrate this ish a matter of Christian liberty. Good read here

http://midwestapologetics.org/blog/?p=1002

i think the choice to celebrate anything is anyone's liberty, not "christian" liberty, he also never say you cannot celebrate

like whether christians can have divorce anot is also "christian" liberty...

 

[hwzadmin]

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