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I'm not sure if I would or not (though I like to think that I would). I did hear a story though,
about a girl in one of those anti-Christianity countries. She wouldn't defy her God, so they
chopped her head off. My friend's sister's pastor has a picture of the executioner holding her head
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It totally depends on how much a christian believes in their faith, because the premise of our faith
is to make it back to heaven: Therefore, dying.
I somewhat agree with you that a lot of christians aren't like that though. |
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Depends Really. How do you describe death? I think most people would fight to the death for their
morals and beliefs, but they wouldn't simply wait for it. |
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Okay, this debate makes no sense! If you are a true Christian, you should be willing to die for God;
not the devil that influences it. I would die for my faith and beliefs on God, he died for us! Why
not live for him :) |
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What would be the point in dying for their faith, what could it possibly achieve?
What a silly debate... |
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Does "most" mean 51% or 99%?
I think many would. The evidence is out there to prove it. The girl at columbine, the Sudanese
Christians, the people in that movie "end of the spear" just to name a few.
The hardest part of being a Christian in my opinion is the living for God part rather than the dying
for God part. |
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