/christian/ - Christian Discussion and Fellowship

>>710378

All the mutts I met were disproportionately into masonry and satanism. They also really hate Catholicism for some reason. So to answer your question, they do seem into spiritualism but not a mainstream nor healthy kind.

>>710378

>Spiritually stunted

No, but they do have their own problems like every other humans do.

>unique oppportunity to to be fullfilled with an christian identify

Everybody also has that

> based on that they feel alienated everywhere

True. There is an absence in their heart, usually. A sense of belonging that should be there but not. My two cents here, but I think most will usually lean right in politics due to being a living testament against leftist bullshit. They want a place, a nation to belong, a heritage to inherit; not an imaginary flower field, or free gibs (globalists cannot provide which cannot be bought), or crocodile tears as they are being used as political bullets by the left.

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>>710380

>Everybody also has that

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Q-Lh2FubYw

They can't identify as belonging to any people, so they might feel like going full on christian.

>>710381

I mean the opportunity to become a Christian and take heart in that they are going to be saved. People are called regardless of race. I still feel out of social circles in my church, not that they are keeping me out mind you, they are real friendly people, but rather I feel like I do not belong in their circles (not the church). A different animal altogether.

Spiritually though, I am okay. Socially, not quite.

Please keep topics like these to the pol thread.