Christianity Is A Crutch For Weak People (Defending Christianity)
November 15, 2024Christians, if they’re bold with their faith, are easy targets for criticism. It seems like everyone has something to say about Christianity, and everybody speaks as if they’re experts about our faith. Apparently, reading a blog post or two and watching clips of Richard Dawkins on YouTube makes one a theologian. Perhaps, the most common criticism is that believers are hypocrites. But there are so many more. For instance, another common accusation aimed at the Church is that Christianity is a crutch for weak people. Well, friend, what do we say to that? What Does “Christianity Is A Crutch” Mean?…
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