7TH QUESTION PP

According to the speaker, the main idea is that not all Christians are necessarily nicer than non-Christians. They believe that some Christians tend to point out others' mistakes, especially non-Christians, which can push people away from Christianity. The other speaker agrees and acknowledges that everyone has different backgrounds and upbringings, and even Christians are not perfect. They believe that Christians should strive to be better and set a good example, but there will always be some who do not follow this. Our next statement goes like this if Christianity is true. Why are not all Christians obviously nicer than all non-christians Um so I think that christians Have a tendency tendency of always trying to point out to you that you're wrong, especially non-christians since they are um in the wrong you could say and they'll like they like to point fingers and like shove the bible in your face and be like This is like kind of um almost forcing it down your throat kind of thing and like that's how people I guess. Um Drift away from christianity as they realize that christians are like these like oh, they're like these um kind of like people you don't like kind of things and then It goes it goes from there. What do you think? Yeah, I mean, I think Um, everybody has a different story we all come from different backgrounds different families different upbringings and you're always going to have people that are um, not quite, you know, uh, the The perfect christian person even christians. We're not perfect You know, that's why jesus came to save us and give us salvation is so we can try our best to be better people We should try to show you know Um how to live properly and be the light of the world, but you're always going to have a bad egg, uh in the bunch so