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I thought this was a post worth sharing here by Ken Ham on Twitter.
Ken Ham
@aigkenham
No one is neutral. People are either for Christ or against him. “Whoever is not with me is against me, and whoever does not gather with me scatters” (Matthew 12:30). Other Scriptures teach one walks in light or darkness, people are for or against Christ, and we build our house on the rock or the sand. There is no neutrality.
Sadly most churches don’t teach their congregations to understand that no one is neutral and there is no neutral position. This is one of the reasons that bullying atheists like the Freedom From Religion Foundation in Wisconsin have been so successful in having crosses and nativity scenes removed from public places. They claim secular means neutral. But it’s not. Such anti-God people claim the by allowing crosses and nativity scenes on public land this allow Christianity to be imposed.
But when these are removed, then it is not neutral, now they have imposed the religion of naturalism which is atheism.
God’s people need to wake up and understand there is no neutrality. Secular schools are not neutral. If they are not for Christ they are against. Instead of secular we should say “ani-God schools.” It would make more Christians wake up to what is happening to their children who attend public schools if they said, “my children go to the anti-God schools each day.”
Ken Ham
@aigkenham
No one is neutral. People are either for Christ or against him. “Whoever is not with me is against me, and whoever does not gather with me scatters” (Matthew 12:30). Other Scriptures teach one walks in light or darkness, people are for or against Christ, and we build our house on the rock or the sand. There is no neutrality.
Sadly most churches don’t teach their congregations to understand that no one is neutral and there is no neutral position. This is one of the reasons that bullying atheists like the Freedom From Religion Foundation in Wisconsin have been so successful in having crosses and nativity scenes removed from public places. They claim secular means neutral. But it’s not. Such anti-God people claim the by allowing crosses and nativity scenes on public land this allow Christianity to be imposed.
But when these are removed, then it is not neutral, now they have imposed the religion of naturalism which is atheism.
God’s people need to wake up and understand there is no neutrality. Secular schools are not neutral. If they are not for Christ they are against. Instead of secular we should say “ani-God schools.” It would make more Christians wake up to what is happening to their children who attend public schools if they said, “my children go to the anti-God schools each day.”