Its Christians like him that make me feel good about the world. I honestly have nothing against Christianity because it has a lot of the same principles as other religions: leave judgement up to your deity and generally don't be a douchebag. The Bible is written in a way that anyone can interpret it as they choose. That's what free will is all about. Some stick to the old testament that claims you should stone a disobedient son to death, and some follow the new testament where . It was written by so many people with so many biases that honestly there's no telling which one of them had the right idea. And as people who follow that path (and any path for that matter) it is up to Christians to decide which ones are the most important.<br/><br/>Where I think a lot of things go wrong is where God states that he is the most important and therefore the only god. That sets a premise for a lot of arrogance that I think has no place in something as personal as spirituality. A Christo-Pagan is someone who bypasses that commandment and sees the similarities of Abrahamic principles in other beliefs. They go to a Christian-based church, but their patron gods aren't Yahweh. The Kaitlyns are like that. They see the pastor of their church as someone who expounds really good advice, but not as someone who is an intermediary. They see their gods in the world around them and go to their pastor when they need someone to interpret what their gods are saying to them.<br/><br/>What Fred is saying is that God loves you no matter what. And that's kind of the basis of the new testament. Basically, he just summed up the Gospels for you. xD<br/><br/>For me, though, its hard to hear what he said and not apply it to various pantheons. I mean, even when your patron/matron is percieved as abandoning you, another one comes to surface and guides you. If you change as a person, so do your gods. But at this point I'm just repeating stuff that you already know. =]