Who could this quote be speaking of?
No, it wasn't referring to the occupy movement. :)
Here is more of the quote:
Christians "form a rabble of profane conspiracy... They despise temples as if they were tombs... They despise titles of honor and the purple robe of high government office, though hardly able themselves to cover their nakedness. Just like a rank growth of weeds, the abominable haunts where this impious confederacy meet are multiplying all over the world. Root and branch, it should at all cost be exterminated and accursed. They love one another before being acquainted. They practice a cult of lust, calling one another brother and sister indiscriminately; under the cover of these hallowed names, fornication becomes incest." -Minucius Felix, a lawyer in Rome, before his conversion. AD 200
Interesting quote. Over the years things have changed.
Would anyone say any of this about Christians today?
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We have become one with the culture. Too comfortable with it.
When it comes to the things of God, the culture always gets it wrong.
Thanks, Jon.
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