How do christians view apostasy

[dyresand]

There is an ex-Christian forum where some Christians were affected by the testimonies and arguments of apostates. Eventually these Christians became apostates too.

Generally speaking, I think Christians do not listen to apostates. They assume that apostates are rebellious Christians who still believe in God but want to sin.

How can christians avoid listening to apostates ?

The pulpits are filled with them, the broadcast airwaves are jammed with their heresies. It is tough, if not impossible to overstate the ludicrous level of obsessive, chronic gullibility in the christian sphere. There is no resistance to apostasy, heretics and blasphemers are rife in the movement.

39,999 'christian' sects, denominations, and schisms are in FULL revolt from the Word of God.

If christianity had its shit together they wouldn't have so many different sects of the same teaching and having so many different interpretations. lets say a what if god was real only a small minority of people would go to heaven due to the fact they had the wrong interpretation. then out of that small minority lets throw out all of them as well into hell. no one gets to go to heaven because one time or another we wore mixed fabrics and ate of beasts from the sea I.E. crab and lobster and much more. this is why christianity has so much apostasy and heretics.