Do you read many Christian forums these days, or Christian blogs and all the comments made on the article?
If you are like me you may find them all very disheartening. In fact, I have about come to the decision to stop reading comments or forums at all.
When I read that in Bible times Christians were known by the love they had for one another, and then read all the arguments, disagreements, disrespectful comments on these sites it just depresses me.
I know we are not going to agree on all things. We all have our own interpretations and beliefs, but I thought we should be able to look past all those and still love one another and respect each other.
Here in the USA we have grown up in religious freedom and in a land of plenty and we Christians, me included, sometimes seem more like a bunch of spoiled brats.
I love the freedoms we have here and I love the freedom of religion, but sometimes I think the only way we are going to have close fellowship with God and true love for our brothers and sisters in Christ is when this country is under some non-Christian dictatorship. When we can not get a Bible, can not go to church, when we are afraid of being put in jail for our beliefs or worse yet being put to death because we proclaim Christ, it is then that we will forget all our differences in interpretation and doctrine and will come to have real love for other Christians.
I do not want to see it come to that. I wish that all of us Christians, no matter what denomination, what doctrine we hold to, whether we are a part of the institutional church or if we do not attend a church at all we can come together because of our love for the Father and love for one another.
Done with Religion 
I agree with you thoughts about Christian blogs. If you’re tempted to lay a little egg somewhere that is out of the ordinary, the religious vultures are quick to organize an investigation and circle the carcass of a new “heretic” – a new opportunity to flex muscles and “fight for my truth” ??? Ha ha!
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