Comments on: What Would A Perfect Christian World Be Like?

By: British Gentleman

British Gentleman — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 06:23:18 +0000

A world where everyone was like me.

By: AGNOSTIC PANTHEIST JIBBA ?????

AGNOSTIC PANTHEIST JIBBA ????? — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 05:36:08 +0000

No lesser animals, they were dominionated out of existence

By: roccopap

roccopap — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 04:37:53 +0000

Depends on YOUR definition of Christian.
“no abortions” My niece, who has two beautiful children, had to have a tubal pregnancy aborted. Otherwise it would have killed her and she then wouldn’t have been there for her husband and family.
In your “perfect world” she would be dead.
“evolution would not be taught anywhere”
I must assume that this includes ANY knowledge which supports the theory of evolution. Well good by modern medicine, and half of our science. What an ignorant world this would be.
“and you would find some means of dealing with gays. (What would that be?)”
Would we be exterminated? Put in prison again? What other pogroms could this perfect world have? If people began disagreeing with your “dogma” and beliefs would there be the reintroduction of executing heretics? Or burning them at the stake?
“But how about other questions–would there be any Catholics or Jews or Muslims or Episcopalians or Presbyterians or Hindus in the world?”
This could not be allowed either. Starting to sound like the Middle Ages where hundreds of thousands were tortured and executed for not “believing in truth.”
“How would you find the blessings of science when it conflicted with Biblical teaching–for instance, geology says the world is about 4 billion years old and has means for finding oil–would geology be taught anywhere?”
As I said more like the Middle Ages. Would have to ruthless repress any knowledge that conflicted with the “inerrant” Bible. The Inquisitions worked for a few centuries.
“Of course there would be no premarital sex, but how would it be prevented, if you had the ability to stop it?”
I suggest stoning.
Of course without a “secular” government to enforce ‘Civil rights” we would probably stop women from voting or having any authority over men as it states must be done in the Bible. And of course there would be nothing to stop the reintroduction of slavery. And no first amendment. Can’t have anyone FREELY denouncing what they read in the Bible.
“This is a sincere question,”
I gave a sincere answer. Hope no one is offended. But it is starting to sound more like “hell on earth.”

By: Reformed Apologist

Reformed Apologist — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 03:57:38 +0000

There would be no need for Walgreens, first of all. I think you need to ask yourself if there would be contrary truth claims under any perfect world. Would a perfect world have imperfect beings who contradict not only each other but the true state of affairs? No. So isn't your question rather odd? Yes. What would the perfect atheist world be like? What would you do with all the religious people? Would you kill them all like Pol Pot or Stalin? Are you under the impression that geology was discovered as a science sometime after evolution was widely accepted and based upon evolution? Have you ever taken a geology course? If so, you should know this question makes no sense. You don't need to believe the earth is 4 billion years old to do earth science.

By: aaronrbr

aaronrbr — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 03:19:23 +0000

The perfect Christian world would consisit of a lot of things that are currently not found in the world today:
1. There would be no religious denominations. There would be no Catholic, no Muslims, no Episcopalians, Presyterians, Jehovah’s Witnesses, or such like. It would be as Jesus prayed for (John 17:20-23) and Paul pleaded for (I Corinthians 1:10-18 ), all would speak the same thing, believe the same thing, be the same thing. There would be true unity. No divisions.
2. There would only be one church, the church that Jesus said that he would build (Matthew 16:18). There would be no false doctrine taught (Galatians 1:6-9), so no one would have to worry about straying away from the truth.
3. There would be no abortions, because there would be no premartial sex (1 Corinthians 6:18-20). Marriage would be regarded with the utmost respect (Hebrews 13:4) and many would wait until marriage to indulge in sexual behavior. Homosexuality would not even be a conscious consideration.
4. The Bible would be our only guide.
5. There would be no crime or criminal tendencies. Not even the most minute of lawbreaking with exist.
6. There would be no sadness, even when a loved one dies. You know that they’re in good hands and that you will, one day, join up with them.
7. There would be no more wars. All fighting and conflicts would be a thing of the past.
8. Satan would not be allowed to tempt and influence mankind. He and all of his demon ilk would be confined, kept from causing trouble.
9. There would be no fear of the coming Judgment Day. All would eagerly await the second coming of Jesus Christ.
10. There would be no question of your final destination. Heaven will be your home. In fact, the world would be a small preview of just how magnificent Heaven will be.
That would be the perfect Christian World!!!

By: The_Cricket misses her mom

The_Cricket misses her mom — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 02:50:23 +0000

Everyone would become a Christian…willingly…so no forced conversion, and no need to “get rid of” people with different beliefs.
There’d be no violence, no adultery, no thoughts of doing evil to anyone else. War would end. Everyone would share everything. No more money, no more “this land belongs to me”…none of that. No more attachment to the temporary. All of us would only work to make the world a better place so that our time here isn’t so miserable, not so that we can have “more.”
There would be no denominations of Christianity. Everyone would just be a disciple of Christ. Period.
All of our extra resources would go to helping those less fortunate. NO ONE would need to starve or be homeless anymore.
There would be no homosexuality…not because we would physically get rid of it, but because no one would choose to engage in it any more, even if they have the predisposition to it.
There would be no unwanted pregnancies, ever, so no need for abortion. No one would have the desire to have premarital sex. It wouldn’t have to be physically “stopped”, people would just choose to not do it.
And science only contradicts with the Bible when it’s taken 100% literally. Only a small minority of Christians take the Bible 100% literally.
That’s my idea of a perfect world, and yes, I am a Christian.

By: Gracie B

Gracie B — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 01:52:58 +0000

Heaven 100%. Thats the only perfect place!

By: Dolores G. Llamas

Dolores G. Llamas — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 01:41:29 +0000

There wouldn’t be a perfect Christian world, since there are no perfect Christians.

By: Princess of the Realm

Princess of the Realm — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 01:37:15 +0000

Jesus.

By: Bride of Christ

Bride of Christ — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 00:37:46 +0000

Heaven