How to explain real Christianity, to non-belivers.

You worship Trump, "the chosen one", and Christianity is only a prop, nobody is fooled.

You shall have no other Gods before me - Exodus 20:3

I am claiming that there is one reality, and one truth. 

Because I have faith. And I have experienced God's presence. Can you prove God doesn't exist? No, no you can't. I can ask the same question. 

Can you prove that I don't ride an invisible rhino to work? Basing your belief on your belief seems an unlikely path to truth.

Which is what , exactly?

A relationship with a deity is the same as a relationship with a person it is all internal processes. Yes I know other people are visible so therefore there's some sort of reality place on that. But having an experience where you encounter a deity to the point where you begin worshiping that deity or incorporate some type of work for that deity and your daily life is as real as the person standing next to you. I don't expect anyone else to base their life on that experience of mine but they should at least be able to understand that that's what's happened without calling me mentally deficient, untrustworthy, a bad parent or stupid. Now if they're using that deity to force bad things onto other people without their consent of course there's a problem. But there should be some kind of understanding that because enough people over the course of history have had them to warrant that it might actually be a human experience. 

I know Santa to exist because of the effects it has on me, and 4 billion other people on this earth. 

I can't see him.

I don't fully understand him.

But I see his effects on everyone, and everything. And I saw his sleigh in the night. It was just 2 dots but I

know it was him.

Can you see gravity? No

Do you know where it comes from? No

Can you see gravity? No

Do you know where it comes from? No

I know Santa to exist because of the effects it has on me, and 4 billion other people on this earth. 

I am claiming that there is one reality, and one truth. 

Which is what , exactly?

That there is one God. And he loves us.

I can demonstrate it, I can use it in equations that work, and it comes from the earth's mass. Come on dude. Maybe quit being on the internet on your phone and start paying attention in the classes you're taking. 

Can you see gravity? No

Do you know where it comes from? No

Gravity my not be visible but it's scientifically verifiable. Not the same thing.

I know Santa to exist because of the effects it has on me, and 4 billion other people on this earth. 

Now I know you're a troll.

That there is one God. And he loves us.

In a new paper entitled “Optical gravity in a graviton spacetime” (Optik, Volume 260, June 2022), Mathew Edwards puts forward a novel theory of gravity based on past observations which have hinted at there being an optical medium of spacetime that not only serves as an analog for the observable effects of gravity, but which could also provide a physical means that might potentially help account for it. Such observations include the way light is deflected as it passes by mass, which as Edwards notes is “mathematically equivalent to the refraction of light in an optical medium with a density gradient.” This is not mere happenstance to Edwards, who further argues that the explicit correlation between these two observations has proven useful in recent explorations of things like gravitational lensing, the effect where light is bent as a result of the distribution of matter between an observer and a far distant light source.

I am claiming that there is one reality, and one truth. 

Which is what , exactly?

That there is one God. And he loves us.

Does he love us unconditionally?

Yes. 

Yes, this is an example of unconditional love.

And about the ninth hour Jesus cried out with a loud voice, saying, “Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani?” that is, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”

Of course, it could all be a load of bollocks.

Then you need to re-read your scripture.  

Do we not have to believe in him as a condition of his love and entry into heaven? And what about fearing him? Is this not also a condition?

We have to believe in him, in order to enter the kingdom of heaven. 

What's the alternative to heaven? Can you describe it a little? Like if I don't believe in god, and I don't get into the kingdom of heaven, what will happen?

Like muslims and jews, they don't go to heaven, and not only that, they're tortured eternally. Or like a kid who dies at less than a year old, that was born in India...sorry Charlie, into the pit of eternal damnation, right? 

What about people who were born before Jesus? 

Also, how do you or I deserve eternal torture at all? I didn't do anything to Jesus. It kinda sounds like he doesn't like any one of us, at all, much less love us. 

As for little children, the bible is clear about how baby's, young children, and some of the truly mentally disabled people will enter the kingdom of heaven. 

Before Jesus, people were un-eligible to get into heaven. No one could. 

He created us to be with him. But we can't be with him, unless we are absolutely pure.

Even after all of that, he only askes us to have faith in him, and love him.