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Personal Narrative: Growing Up In A Christian Family
Growing up in a Christian household my family has always instilled in me that I am in the world, not of the world. This means I live in this world because God as placed me here, but I do not act like unbelievers of the world. When believers and unbelievers see me, they should know that I am Gods child. This relates to Walter in the video because he is betraying hatred to blacks and interracial marriage and using the bible and the law in the wrong context to back him up. My earliest years of remembering color took me a while to realize. I was having a conversation with my mother about it and she answered as early as kindergarten. My family I moved from Oklahoma to Short pump Richmond Virginia where my father pursued is masters. We lived in a neighborhood …show more content…
We were taught encourage one another and not to disown an individual for what they have done wrong. In my house hold children we allowed to have an opinion but never to be said out loud especially when my father was speaking. We were to listen and to behave as such. My mother was the total opposite she allowed us to voice are opinion respectful to her if there was ever an issue. As a Christian family, we were never taught to avoid, we were taught love one another as God love us. As a believer of Christ, we would never avoid the unbelievers, we should encourage them and keep them in are prayers. If I was included in the interview and agreement with Mr. Walter I know that my family would try to encourage to pray and listen Jesus to lead me in the right path. My family would never avoid a family member even if a member has fell down the wrong path. As Christian we know that believers are human and as believers we are not perfect, but we do strive to be like Jesus. If there was any disagreement, we would have an positive discussion about

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