Nowadays, to have a traditionally Christian way of life labeled “alternative lifestyle” is a step up. Culturally, we’re supposed to respect “alternative lifestyles,” right? (But yes, it’s a sad commentary that what used to be normal is now commonly viewed as something odd)
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I liked it because it is true. This is an alternative lifestyle not only for that sport, but also for many young Americans. But why does this bother us so much? Is it because we still hold on to the hope that America has Biblical morality even though we know that the heart is far from God? I think articles like this are good, and there is no doubt this article was praising his “lifestyle.” We are called to be salt and light in a dark world. So we should never be surprised that Christianity is not the norm, but is against the grain.
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Nowadays, to have a traditionally Christian way of life labeled “alternative lifestyle” is a step up. Culturally, we’re supposed to respect “alternative lifestyles,” right? (But yes, it’s a sad commentary that what used to be normal is now commonly viewed as something odd)
Views expressed are always my own and not my employer's, my church's, my family's, my neighbors', or my pets'. The house plants have authorized me to speak for them, however, and they always agree with me.
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Jim's Doctrinal Statement
NewTo be fair
NBC said that he has an alternative lifestyle in contrast to the lifestyle usually associated with his sport. Which is true. Thankfully.
NewI liked the article
I liked it because it is true. This is an alternative lifestyle not only for that sport, but also for many young Americans. But why does this bother us so much? Is it because we still hold on to the hope that America has Biblical morality even though we know that the heart is far from God? I think articles like this are good, and there is no doubt this article was praising his “lifestyle.” We are called to be salt and light in a dark world. So we should never be surprised that Christianity is not the norm, but is against the grain.
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