If you were asked to convince a non-believer to convert with a single sentence...

what sentence would it be?

 

taste and see that god is good!

not that i believe u can convert sum1 just by one sentance,it has2 b an outward expression of ure own spiritual satisfaction.u hav2 b living a life that SHOWS that it works

 

If i told you that God came and died for you and now waits to link you to all the awesome power of the universe will you pray with me and ask for a devine showing of his truth?

Yes or no question if they say yes then you know God is going to do his part.

If they say no you know god is going to do his part.

Wees small small in the sum of it all.

 

christians have used the one liner since the begining of their religion.


"your going to fry in hell forever if you do not believe"

 

Whispers, I LOVE the smiley in your sig! LOL!

 

I would not be able to do it in one sentence.

 

thank you bree

 

I'd give them some mushrooms or lsd and take them on a nature walk and show them...

 

Just say," Your soul is yours as is what you do with it, choose wisely."

 

So I would decline, and not try to convert the person.
If I was forced to I might say, " I believe cuz I have seen a whole pile of freaky shit in my life that science doesn't have a hope of explaining, and I'll tell you about them if you want."

 

hmmm... im not sure i would do that.....i dont want to convert anyone....just make em aware of God.....i guess it wouldnt be a sentence...id make em watch a crucifixion vid...like the passion of the christ...

roly.xxx

 

Know God know peace, no God no peace.

 

Just do what they did in the spanish inquisition. "Worship god or I will murder you and your family."

 

"Save me Jebus!" ~ Homer Simpson

 

Why is it that childish people feel the need to come in here and make stupid comments like that? Does it make you feel special? Did mommy and daddy not love you enough as a child?

 

Die Sinner!

*lol!*

 

But anyway...

"Hey! Who do ya think lit the fuse for the Big Bang?"

 

The thing is, you can't convert someone. There won't be a phrase, or an action. Conversion has to do with conviction. Someone has to be convicted in their own heart before they decide to repent and give their lives to God. Just like an apology. Someone's conscience has to convict them before they feel sorry for something they have done. You can make them aware of the wrong doing, but you cannot make them feel remorse.

 

Yay Epiphany! Finally something we can agree on! I had people trying to convert me for so long before I finally really took Jesus into my heart. And I "tried" to be Christian a couple of times when they tried to convert me, maybe just to make them happy, maybe because I knew something was missing but couldn't quite bring myself to actually commit to it yet. But I had to do it all myself, and man, it was quite the experience when I finally did

 

Glad to hear your experience was amazing, CoOkiezGurl . You're right. The whole idea of forcing someone to do something will only backfire in the end. There are unsaved people in my life that I love, and granted, I will still pray about it, and I will still talk to them about Christ, but that's all that I can do. That is all that anyone can do.