[Talisker]

My point is that you do not enable, approve, or support any sinful behavior. Would it be Christian to double date with a friend and his mistress? Would it be Christian to donate to a Hindu charity? To support someones gambling or drinking habits? Why make someone happy now when they will be cursed for eternity?

Would it be Christian to correct someone with contempt? That's what I'm taking about. And if a Christian can't withhold the contempt, should they change themselves, or just call it tough love and rip someone to shreds while hiding behind the truth? Guess which is most common?

[cport]

Dude, I don’t know what “Christians” you hang around, but you seriously need to change churches.

[cport]

I do have a question for you...Do you consider the mere telling a homosexual that wants to be saved that he/she must confess ALL sin, including the sin of homosexuality, contemptuous? Not trying to be flippant, just want to know what you consider correction via contempt.

And here's an answer to your question, "Why do liberals hate Christians?" One word, accountability.

[LukeL]

Depends on the person. An individual who knows what they are doing is sinful and doesn’t care, then your words should be harsher than with one who is it ignorant of their sin. Remember Christ told the woman, go and sin no more. Also read the seven letters to the seven Churches in Revelation.