Not Your Typical Christian, Not Your Typical Radfem

Sure I don't 100% cater to your typical Christian or the atheist radfems but even as a radical feminist, I don't apologize to having a religious or Christian faith nor I do apologize for being true to myself (yes, although the majority of radfems are seemingly atheist, there are some radfems with religious backgrounds too). No, I will not pretend to be who I'm not nor repress myself just to try and please everyone (which is impossible) and if I lose friends or followers for being my authentic or genuine self, then okay.

Sorry, I don't impress every single Christian or atheist out there. I'm not here to impress. I'm here to make a world difference and prevent society from further rotting.

If you were to ask me why I'm Christian, here is my answer below:

I strongly believe absolute morals or godly principles are key to saving the world, which includes restoring peace, order, maintaining good health and protecting the innocent including children and families. If people didn't have good morals nor able to differentiate between good and bad, they would be making bad choices all the time, which would end up leading to more hurt and suffering.

Being Christian also means to rise above sin and worldliness. Christian doesn't simply mean going to church every single Sunday. Christian doesn't necessarily mean "perfect". Christian means sinner improving, sinner in recovery, or sinner rising above through Christ's teachings and divine principles.

I also had few visions in my dreams from the past even while I was agnostic.

And so, that is why I am a Christian. An omnist Christian to be specific. Omnist means I am open to learning about other religious or spiritual teachings even though they may not be Christian. And no, my family isn't Christian. I'm the only member left in my family practicing a religion and exercising my spiritual faith. —Empress Cynthelestia