Some types of Christians (mostly IFB) want to just "separate" from everything that rocks their sensibilities. For example they work at a job and the people cuss, and play bad movies on breaks, or at their houses and company parties. Should the christian just "quit" and look for the "perfect job" or should he/she try and live in the world and not of it? I guess the answer depends on your background and the CONTEXT.
Or their children attend a public school and this displeases them and so they fight to find them a Christian school and they succeed, yet they allow them to attend a public University as an adult, but the Public University is harder to push The New Tolerance, Relativism, and such on others more so than the public K-12 school. I dont get it...
So how should a christian live in the world and not of it (Jn 17:15-19)? Should we be like the Amish, Brethren, and other Fundamentalist groups, or should we be like some New Evangelical that are so worldly one cant tell the world apart from the church? Or is there another option?
Or their children attend a public school and this displeases them and so they fight to find them a Christian school and they succeed, yet they allow them to attend a public University as an adult, but the Public University is harder to push The New Tolerance, Relativism, and such on others more so than the public K-12 school. I dont get it...
So how should a christian live in the world and not of it (Jn 17:15-19)? Should we be like the Amish, Brethren, and other Fundamentalist groups, or should we be like some New Evangelical that are so worldly one cant tell the world apart from the church? Or is there another option?
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