Quote by Jerry Falwell

Christians, like slaves and soldiers, ask no questions

Christians, like slaves and soldiers, ask no questions

Summary

This quote suggests that Christians, similar to slaves and soldiers in different contexts, do not seek to question or challenge their beliefs or authority. It implies that they follow their faith without questioning or analyzing its principles. The comparison to slaves and soldiers implies that Christians may exhibit blind obedience and adhere to their religious teachings without critically examining them. Overall, the quote conveys the idea that Christians are willing to accept and follow their faith faithfully without expressing doubt or seeking clarification.

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