citykid2640 Archive

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2	So I Got Vaccinated For Covid-19. Wow, just commenting that it's refreshing to understand this appears to be a fairly pro "vaxx-CHOICE" sub this far.	/r/RPChristians	06/01/21 10:24 PM
12	Introduction Post + Question For Community \| 24m Don't overthink it. Get out there and start going on dates. As a former youth group leader, I see waaaaaaaaaaay too many stuck in paralysis. They think grabbing coffee with the opposite sex is a marriage test, and they need to seek council and pray about it, and text their accountability partner.....blah blah blah. Just start flirting (a lost art amongst christians sadly), and grabbing coffee (or whatever you like to do), the rest will come to you.	/r/RPChristians	07/09/20 12:02 PM
7	Feeling discouraged with many churches' support of the Black Lives Matter movement, including my own.. Are there any truly alt-right/conservative churches left that don't buy into this? That might be your viewpoint, but I've looked at the BLM website, and I've been to protests. Both were pro black/LGBTQ, and anti police. It did not come across that all lives mattered.	/r/RPChristians	01/07/20 02:58 PM
8	Feeling discouraged with many churches' support of the Black Lives Matter movement, including my own.. Are there any truly alt-right/conservative churches left that don't buy into this? I would totally be okay with hearing people out. I think the OP was moreso implying that so many churches are not simply listening, but rather bowing down to the BLM movement. And unfortunately, the listening sessions are one sided, as society has proven that you can't openly speak out in opposition to the BLM movement. I'm not trying to speak for all of society, but anecdotally all my black friends do not feel oppressed, do not want special treatment above what they already get, and are not beh…	/r/RPChristians	01/07/20 02:40 PM
7	Feeling discouraged with many churches' support of the Black Lives Matter movement, including my own.. Are there any truly alt-right/conservative churches left that don't buy into this? I don't want to speak for the OP, but I too would have some problems with that. For one, white people are currently being censored, so a round table discussion like that is really just for show. If someone stood up and disagreed with that man, they most likely would have been outcast. This is because the BLM movent calls for blood for people who don't outspokenly get behind them. That's bullying behavior and not something the church should support. Also, what of all the other races? We all have …	/r/RPChristians	01/07/20 02:35 PM
7	Feeling discouraged with many churches' support of the Black Lives Matter movement, including my own.. Are there any truly alt-right/conservative churches left that don't buy into this? Thanks for sharing. That sounds more like an one off though, not the culture at large. Certainly everyone has subconscious bias as a result of their environment, but I don't know that you wouldn't be able to find a similar story towards whites or asians in a mostly black community. And once again, it would probably be a one off, not something to upend society over and demand blood from the other side.	/r/RPChristians	01/07/20 02:28 PM
10	Feeling discouraged with many churches' support of the Black Lives Matter movement, including my own.. Are there any truly alt-right/conservative churches left that don't buy into this? It's a non-denom church in the metro Atlanta area, roughly 1,500 members I would guess?	/r/RPChristians	01/07/20 02:24 PM
33	Feeling discouraged with many churches' support of the Black Lives Matter movement, including my own.. Are there any truly alt-right/conservative churches left that don't buy into this? I'm with you. I support black lives, and all lives, but not the BLM movement. But rest assured there are many churches left that have not bowed down to this PC, media driven world. My church, which has many races, has taken a "one-race" stance, that is, that GOD is not a race, and we are made in his image.	/r/RPChristians	01/07/20 01:31 PM