Christian Subculture Research Paper

Over the past few years, my time has been devoted to working (Infinitive) and attending school. From Monday morning to Friday night, I am constantly working on obtaining an English degree and earning money to move away from Maryland. Therefore, I never have any time to join a subculture. However, if I did have a life with free time, I would have chosen to join the Christian subculture. As a fellow believer in Jesus, we are encouraged to fellowship with other Christians, who are determined to help God’s children while also having good, clean fun.
Throughout history, Christians have been changing the world because of their devotion to serving Jesus. The work they do for the Lord always results in someone’s life undergoing a transformation, which sparks other people’s attention and starts a chain reaction of giving in other culture. Now, when it comes to being a part of the Christian subculture, several terms are often associated with the group. However, Believers, Sheep, and Saints are the three terms I will be discussing. The first word, Believer, is a term used to describe everyone who believes that Jesus is the son of God, who died for our sins and rose again, thus saving us all.
Sheep is what Jesus calls us as we go through our lengthy walk with Him through life. In the bible, Jesus had a revelation after seeing his children desperately seeking out his presence. He told His disciple that we were all sheep who needed Him as our Shepard. 2000 years later, Christians use the word sheep to explain that we are servants for Jesus in this world and not masters of our own destiny. The last word used in the subculture is Saints. According to a Peter Kreeft, “in a biblical sense of the word, all believers are saints” (What is a Saint?). Saints are Christians who strive to act holy. However, no one is holy but God; therefore, a Saint is actually a saved sinner, who is earnestly trying to honor