Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

The people who saved Aristotle from the scrapheap of history and introduced him to Renaissance Europe were Muslims

"Always" is a big word. I think it's not a good one for this context. The Church has a pretty miserable track record of listening to outside advice, with a few shining moments of clarity here and there.

Preaching to the converted. Unfortunately the rest will misunderstand and intentionally misinterpret. You know this, but yet you persist...and for that I congratulate you.

Not only that, but the verses this person is referring to, other than Romans, are outdated. The part where it says, “put to death”, in romans applies to all sin. The price of death is sin, bc we all die anyway. But it is not humans’ job to punish sin.After death God will judge.

youre right, Christianity has the new testament

When I read the New Testament, it reads to me as if it replaces the Old Testament, and Old Testament Law. If that is the case, does sexual preference matter in the eyes of the lord? It seems like the great religions of the world are blind to this. Maybe?

There are so many different forms of “Christianity” - of course it’s reformable. If a group doesn’t like a biblical truth they simply start their own church. Christ, on the other hand, is not reformable. Christ is who He is.

“But let a man examine himself, and so let him eat of that bread, and drink of that cup. For he that eateth and drinketh unworthily, eateth and drinketh damnation to himself, not discerning the Lord's body. For this cause many are weak and sickly among you, and many sleep.”

Christianity was reformed due to the rise of secular society that was having none of that nonsense. Islam is a younger religion, so it's only now getting to it's 'Dark Ages' phase. . . Let's hope that secular society is still up to the task.

Medieval*. And only reformable in conformity with Scripture

You are seriously mistaken to teach that Christianity is reformable. The church banned the scriptures during 1000 years of dark age - not a very Christian thing to do. Christian is as Christian does. Getting back on track in accordance to scripture ≠ "reforming Christianity".