Stepheroni and Cheese

@the_lost-journal

I guess a beloved pet would be one that is loved. You will see your dog again, but our friends who keep and slaughter their chickens wouldn’t see them again. I think it would extend to other loved animals too. Like I wonder if I will see the sick house finch I tried to help but failed to heal a few years ago.

Why would on animal…

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@stephie

Once, a substitute was teaching religion. She read the bible verse “nothing is impossible for God.” She then said that it was a metaphor and that God can’t actually do anything. I spoke up in polite disagreement, and (unlike my current religion teacher) she tried to understand my point of view and to disprove it by asking open quest…

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@stephie

A RELIGION teacher? Wow.

…do y’all want me to keep posting random questions on here at random intervals

Sure!

@the_lost-journal

Oh my goodness. My dad says that in general animals don’t go to heaven, but a beloved pet would.

@stephie

Just saw this now, is it ok if I answer or no? It’s okay if not.

@stephie

Religion teachers are weird all together! My friend’s religion teacher said that if you commit suicide you immediately go to hell (which idk if that is true or false, I am unsure) but my friend raised her hand and said “my uncle committed suicide.” (which is sadly true) and instead of her religion teacher being like “oh, I am so sorry…[Read more]

@stephie

 Is it (ever) morally acceptable to tell someone that their religion is false or that their god doesn’t exist?

Y’know, I’m wondering if it might actually be worse to not explain that their beliefs are false.

But you must go about it tactfully. Saying stuff like that straight out will probably get you in trouble more likely than not. Yo…[Read more]

@stephie (And anyone else, I would like others to hear this 😁)

Is it (ever) morally acceptable to tell someone that their religion is false or that their god doesn’t exist?

Hello again Stephie! And this is a hard question… I would say it depends on the age… Because with little kids, it is good to make them understand about the one true God (…[Read more]

@stephie

The invite is sent to our emails.

@stephie

Basically what everyone has said. XD

But since I must have my own take documented..

I believe everyone it on a path either towards for away from God. Everyone is seeking the One that can fill the hole in their lives. If you have that, then you have a duty to share it. Similarly, if you believe others will actually face eternal doom,…[Read more]

@stephie

Ok here are some of my initial thoughts- I haven’t thought about this all fully, but this is what comes to mind after reading what everyone else has said thus far.

I agree with what @savannah_grace2009 said about stating what you believe rather than immediately coming against someone else. Often if someone feels attacked, they put up…[Read more]

@stephie

absulutly.

It just really matters how you go about saying that. If we are to speak truth and proclaim Jesus, that means we need to discredit false gods. God is not One among many. There is only ONE.

But yeah, it depends on how you go about doing so and if you’re antagonistic about it or do it in a loving and kind way. And again,…[Read more]

@stephie

I feel like it totally depends on the situation.

Though, at least for me, something doesn’t feel right about saying “your religion is wrong and false.” Because that tends to get people defensive and push them away from Jesus. I feel way more comfortable with saying “I believe that there is only one God….(etc…)” and just sharing what…[Read more]

@stephie

It depends. I would say usually yes but fighting on the internet never convinces anyone, and sometimes it’s just best to be quiet. I also don’t think you should go up to someone who’s clearly of a different religion and randomly tell them off. But if it comes up in conversation or court or somewhere, absolutely.

@stephie

I’ll answer your question with a question.

Did Peter, Philip, Stephen, Paul, Priscilla and Aquila, or ultimately Jesus tell anyone that their religion was false or that their god doesn’t exist?

@stephie

Yes. There are some social situations where it would be inappropriate or pointless to start a fight with someone like that, but if the topic came up, then yes. Tell what you believe is the truth. Staying silent or affirming a something that you do not actually believe in is deceiving the person you are talking with. Yes, it might sting…[Read more]

@hybridlore FINALLY!!!!!!! The next and last part of -Snowballs- is here! Thanks for reminding this procrastinating person.

Anyway…I am planning to write a sequel…just because Dale has had such a hard time! (I feel so bad for him…poor boy) So, I’m hoping to write another story where he’s recovered from his trauma and is having a good t…[Read more]

@stephie

Yay!!!!

@stephie

You’re so welcome xD

@theducktator @stephie @ellette-giselle @liberty (How is your KP fanfic coming along? Have you worked on it? I eagerly await the next section) @highscribeofaetherium @whalekeeper @power @koshka @elishavet-pidyon @raxforge @rae @jonas @loopylin @esther-c @linus-smallprint

10 snowballs at each of you! That’s 500 words, and I expect to be s…[Read more]

@stephie ^^