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Why Some Christians Has So Much To Say, But Don't...

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Posted by: all4him48

I Know Someone Who Will Talk To You About The Bible Or Christianity, Which I Don't Have A Problem With That, I Say God Bless Him Or Her. My Problem With Them Is That They Acts As If Though They Are The Only One Who Know The Bible Or God's Plan For Our Life, He Or She Wants You To Listen To What They Have To Say, But Never Wants To Hear Anything That Anyone Else Might Want To Share. I Wonder Why? Can Anyone Answer That One For Me? It Will Be Much Appreciated. Thanks, And God Bless.


Love Always
In Christ Jesus
Shirley[COLOR=mediumturquoise]


Posted by: Annie7

Christians are all humans deep down inside and the only time we are able to truly help anyone is when we be quiet for a while and let Jesus tell us what to say to someone.
I hope the person you are talking about is being quiet some-enough to listen for God to speak word through them, but that is not always the case.
Sometimes, as humans, we operate in the flesh and say things we think of instead of God.
Also, some people need to make themselves feel better about themselves so they bombard people and never give the other person a chance to talk as well.
I pray that you will have your chance to speak and that what you say will be of God.
Bless you.


Posted by: Ericsmom

Shirley, I understand what you mean. Communication is so interesting to me. Of course, not having the opportunity to speak with someone face to face, we lose some of the meaning of their words. IMHO sometimes someone wants to discuss a topic while others view it as a problem to be solved. Some people quote scripture but it seems to be out of context. Then there are some "conversations" where the posters don't seem to be on the same topic at all. There will be paragraphs about an aspect that wasn't even addressed in the original post. But thanks for your post. For myself, I plan to watch the "tone" of my posts from now on. Thanks.

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