Author	Thread: Is there a double moral standard for the world or in secular Christianity?
Admin	Is there a double moral standard for the world or in secular Christianity? Posted : 26 Feb, 2014 10:15 PM If you have surf the WWW enough, wou probably have seen people saying: "I don�t like people who lie" or "I hate liars", but the truth is WE OFTEN LIE. Men seldon say: "I hate lying", but it is us (men) who often go like hummingbirths smelling flowers and sipping what we might find on women�s life. Of course! Today, with the freedom we have gained with extreme feminism, some girls have learned to play the same game: Chearting on. Is it common in your culture? I live in Latin America and I know men and women like to cheat on, particularlu when they are not believers. Christians (or secular Chritains) often have said: "I hate lying" but they often hurt feeelings and hopes when cheating on, by using whatever means they think of (and here I�m included, because I was used to do the same, when I was less than 32 years). We know the 10 commends, but we fail to achieve the full meaning of those Jesus resumed in two: Love God and love your neighbours, too. Post Reply
Lukia^ View Profile History	Is there a double moral standard for the world or in secular Christianity? Posted : 28 Feb, 2014 05:33 AM I think lying is common everywhere. It is so common that people think it is the way of life. Couples cheat one another,both men and women.Infact both christians and non-christians. In relationships or other issues. May God help us christians that we may not live in lies,that we may keep and fulfill the ten commandments. Post Reply
View Profile History	Is there a double moral standard for the world or in secular Christianity? Posted : 28 Feb, 2014 11:06 AM Thanks, Lukia! I knew it recently. I thought it was local, only to Latin Americans, but now I knew it from an International scope. I thought there were more committed Christians (there are, of course) but I haven�t had the chance to confirm it, as you�ve said. Post Reply
View Profile History	Is there a double moral standard for the world or in secular Christianity? Posted : 28 Feb, 2014 11:07 AM Thanks, Lukia! I knew it recently. I thought it was local, only to Latin Americans, but now I knew it from an International scope. I thought there were more committed Christians (there are, of course) but I haven�t had the chance to confirm it, as you�ve said. Post Reply