The Disingenuous Facade of False Christians

03/28/2024

1–2 minutes

Dear Georgian Angel,

Sadly, the regrettable truth is that many individuals often cloak themselves in the guise of Christianity while failing to embody its true essence. These pretenders project an outward display of faith, yet their actions and intentions paint a starkly different picture. This dissonance undermines the very core of Christian values, eroding the credibility of those who genuinely strive to live by them.

Genuine believers, committed to fostering understanding and kindness, are unjustly overshadowed by the behavior of those who use Christianity as a shield for their ulterior motives.

Are you still there, Angel? My apologies. My editor insisted I include these dull factoids. Here is what I would do.

Although I abhor the use of physical violence, society should seek whatever measures are available to route out their abominable behavior. I suggest seeking legal measures. If a Cease and Desist order has not had its desired effect, then I am not opposed to public shaming. There will always be a juicy tidbit of knowledge that can be yanked out of their skeleton closets. Find it. Go for the jugular. Slap their face with it.

Fight fire – with a blow torch!

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3 responses to “The Disingenuous Facade of False Christians”

chipwichchips

March 28, 2024 at 3:09 am

Anne, you leave your legacy unwrapped in spelling errors and life errors. The word is abominable…I got yelled at by my second grade teacher for correcting her spelling and I’m correcting yours.. abominable. And for the vein… it’s jugular….a juggler juggles. Someone from bald headed Kentucky should know this… right, Anne?

You’re very close to a report to the police for threats to my friend and to me for libel and calls to possible violence.

I’ll be watching for your further moves.

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1. Anne-Slanders
  
  March 28, 2024 at 1:20 pm
  Dear Mr. Chipwich,
  
  At Anne Slanders, we assure you that no libelous statements have been made. Every assertion by Anne Slanders undergoes thorough review and confirmation to ensure its accuracy.
  
  Should you choose to pursue a libel claim, you are welcome to do so. Keep in mind, however, that a statement is only considered libelous if it can be demonstrated to be both untrue and made with malice.
  - Anne Slanders
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2. chipwichchips
  
  March 28, 2024 at 1:57 pm
  
  You should recheck what you described on your blog. Some of your claims are indeed libelous. And your whole intentions governing the creation of your blog are malicious.
  
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