The Lie of Moral Superiority Do Christians think they are morally superior to unbelievers? Are we “better” than someone who doesn’t believe in Jesus Christ? Even if this accusation hasn’t been leveled against you specifically, you are probably familiar with it. The question is difficult to answer with a simple “yes” or “no” for several reasons. One is that Scripture clearly divides the sheep from the goats, the enemies of God from the sons of God, and the children of the king

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Biblical abomination Throughout the New Testament we find certain kinds of people who will not enter the kingdom of God. Lists of such people are found in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11, Galatians 5:19-21, and Revelation 21:8. Most of the entries are easily understood: we understand what an adulterer is; what a sorceror is; what a drunkard is; what a liar is; who the effeminate are; and who those who practice lasciviousness are. If one of these terms is confusing, you can simply find i