Brainstorm

[emjay]

I'm against Christianity to the extent that it tries to meddle in the affairs of non-believers, who by it's own definitions should be destined for hell anyway simply for not believing. So the problem I have with it is where some Christians seem to feel responsible for all 'sin' that happens in the world, not just their own. Ie does my being gay make any difference to their salvation? It shouldn't do... I am responsible for what I do and they are responsible for what they do... but it seems to be the case that by merely facilitating, enabling, or allowing something they deem to be a sin to be committed by others, they somehow take responsibility for that sin and feel it will stand against them on judgement day. So that's what I object to in Christianity. If it were the case that Christians concerned themselves only with their own personal responsibility for sin and did not feel the need to spread the word and/or otherwise meddle "for our own good" and their sense of shared culpability, then I'd have no problem with the religion at all.