How The Gospel Is Viewed In Our Modern Culture

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In our modern culture, The Gospel is perceived in a variety of ways. Consider that an atheist may simply view it as a legend, which offers no truth. Whereas, a Muslim is likely to view it as garbage, due to their belief that the Christian God, who is “triune,” doesn’t represent the oneness of their god. Unfortunately, many in society look at the church as an organized religion that is a collection of judgmental “Christians” who will frown upon them because of their imperfect state. This concept also contributes to the common mindset that Christians and their “Gospel” are merely hypocritical farces.
The Christian Gospel is often dispelled by people due to moral issues. Take into thought, a lesbian or gay couple, the idea of walking into a church, and being looked at in disgust may cause them not to even consider that the Christian God, is truly a God of love. Additionally, another who is sexually active, despite being unmarried may fear the ridicule that they would be subjected to if they chose to embrace the Gospel. Lastly, I would say that one’s political viewpoint may be a barrier, because of the feeling that they cannot meet the standards of the Gospel. …show more content…

Multiple issues are faced in society, although none are new under the sun. Nevertheless, one may reject the Gospel, due to deep emotional wounds that they acquired in their childhood because of someone within the church abusing them in any manner. The abuse that came from a “Christian” parent may also become a strong emotional barrier. Sadly, when someone proclaims to be a representative of the Lord, and yet they abuse His innocent lambs, those who are damaged by their acts, have a tendency of thinking that this reflects who God is. Therefore, with the mindset that God allows “His workers” to take advantage of the blameless, they reject Him as a place of

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