The question of believing in Jesus ~ ~ ~

Today's Christianity has no real Christian spirit, but more often it is a political tool or an unreal spiritual sustenance. The brainwashing effect of Christianity on people is terrible, and it is difficult to pull it out if it is trapped inside.

Believing in Christianity (and Catholicism) means that you have to give up the essence of China traditional culture you know. After all, how can superficial culture understand the profound connotation of China's ancient traditional culture? But now Christianity seems to spread the "gospel" in China, but in fact it is for a political purpose. As a political tool, it will definitely not like China's traditional things, otherwise it will not achieve the real goal that Christianity wants to achieve now. If you want to believe in Christ but don't want to be a Christian, then you are not a "qualified" Christian (or Catholic). Your "brothers" will try their best to do your ideological work until you give in, otherwise you will bring yourself a lot of trouble. In other words, when you show a little heart, someone will try to make you a "tool" and make you feel "lucky". At that time, Christians could do nothing but continue to preach for the "Lord", which was sad and sympathetic, but it was difficult for others to help.

As China people, we have precious wisdom and wealth around us. Compared with Buddhism, even the true Christian spirit is still far behind, not to mention the "Christianity" that has long been stale. Why do we leave the treasure behind to pick up stones? Although Christianity in China is not a cult, its future development direction is hard to say. If it is fashionable, it seems a little late. Many people don't play it anymore. It's out of date. Friend, please think carefully!