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A persuasive discussion of life in Christ is not achieved by presenting your personal religion. Christianity is not about your personal faith or private interpretation of the Gospel. Discussing your firmly decided faith in Christ can be interesting when two persons' ideals are as diametrically opposed as the atheist's (nonbeliever's) and yours, as a dedicated Christian. If you want to discuss your faith relationship with Christ with a nonbeliever, it's very important to plan how you would begin approaching the subject tactfully -- talking in a personable way, not sparring or dueling, but communicating experience and knowledge of life in Christ could include views of your friends (and possibly of scholars) worked into what you say... while responding pleasantly. | A persuasive discussion of life in Christ is not achieved by presenting your personal religion. Christianity is not about your personal faith or private interpretation of the Gospel. Discussing your firmly decided faith in Christ can be interesting when two persons' ideals are as diametrically opposed as the atheist's (nonbeliever's) and yours, as a dedicated Christian. If you want to discuss your faith relationship with Christ with a nonbeliever, it's very important to plan how you would begin approaching the subject tactfully -- talking in a personable way, not sparring or dueling, but communicating experience and knowledge of life in Christ could include views of your friends (and possibly of scholars) worked into what you say... while responding pleasantly. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
===Approaching the Subject=== | ===Approaching the Subject=== | ||
