Christians?

Any other 80/10/10 Christians out there? :)

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Permalink Reply by Sultana on February 3, 2010 at 4:19am

Is there a difference between 811 vs. non-811?

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Permalink Reply by bert on February 3, 2010 at 7:40am

indigo-moon i think that you make an excellent point

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Permalink Reply by kt on February 3, 2010 at 7:53am

me too :)

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Permalink Reply by Jessica Edson on July 27, 2012 at 2:33am

I definitely understand your point, and I do not limit my circle of friends based on religion, race, sexual orientation, etc; however, I do feel like there are times when I need fellowship with Christians who share my beliefs as far as vegetarianism/veganism is concerned. As a younger woman, I have allowed myself to be derailed by others who do not understand. I think that can happen to a lot of people if they are plugged into a group of people where vegans are the minority. While I will never limit my friends to those who are just like me (what fun would that be?!?!), I will continue to seek those out that I have commonalities with because I know that it will not only strengthen my faith, which is very important to me, but also give me a support system to be able to become a more outspoken and steadfast raw vegan (eventually).

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Permalink Reply by Dovima on July 28, 2012 at 1:49am

Very limited perspective. People simply look for like-minded people. You wouldn't bother criticizing gay people connecting with other gay people, yet there is a group here for that. Or people into running or yoga. Why not extend this to people connecting geographically?! Oh NO!

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Permalink Reply by Rawgasm on February 5, 2010 at 9:09am

Everyone generation has said their religion is the one that will truly last the test of time, cause it is real :D

Guess god keeps reinventing him/her/itself :)

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Permalink Reply by michelle on April 2, 2010 at 12:08am

Wow . . . was that necessary? Really? I think your comment was rather intolerant and a bit absurd, Mario. There are communities of all types on this site and I see no problem with people of one faith connecting with each other. No one wants to hear that atheist drivel in response to people sincerely trying to connect.

Let's look at this question again shall we: "Any other 80/10/10 Christians out there? :)"

Honestly does that question warrant your type of response? Please let's not start with the faith bashing.

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Permalink Reply by Ellen on April 2, 2010 at 1:50am

No one wants to hear that atheist drivel in response to people sincerely trying to connect.

Thank you, Michelle!

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Permalink Reply by SunWorshipper (SW) on February 3, 2010 at 9:02am

personly, i vote for this guy: mR. Maitreya - cuz he's promoted by the UN...what the un wants they *always* get. maitreya can take the form of different humans - he can be almost anything! its all up to you to decide...plus, he never dies!! imagine that? a guy what never dies....now that's amazing!

http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=maitreya&hl=en&emb=0&...

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Permalink Reply by jay on February 3, 2010 at 5:25pm

Yes, Christian.

A baptised Christadelphian.

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Permalink Reply by spekgirl on February 5, 2010 at 8:40am

oh yer, born again Spirit filled baby! and proud of it! :)

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Permalink Reply by Willow on March 14, 2010 at 3:38am

Same here. Born again (on a street corner in Houston, no less!) in 1970, Spirit-filled in 1974, which is when I began walking with Him in earnest and never looked back. Delivered from heavy drinking, drugs, and smoking all in one night. He has been faithful to me in every way, though I haven't always been faithful back. I love the Bible, and I love God's people, though I am disappointed that it's very hard to find many that understand nutrition or even care about it. They mostly just seem to go with the SAD flow like everyone else. Thankfully, my best friend has been trying to eat mostly fruits and veggies for the past 18 months as I have, so I do have someone that sort of "gets it" in my real life. She doesn't have much sympathy for animals, though (never had a pet growing up or anything) but at least realizes that eating them is bad for the health, her husband having died of cancer at a very young age.

Thanks for starting this thread, Kelin. It does my heart good to know there are a few believers in Christ out there that also want to be responsible stewards of their health!