You very much do have a group. You're a Christian.
There are many people who are Christian who might say I am no Christian. Do you know the definition you want to use that means "group"?
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You very much do have a group. You're a Christian.
You probably do know the definition of group.
Which is how I know that in regards to your belief in a shepherd and/or a God that should be your leader and whom you should follow, you are very much in a group.
A group which very well could be goats.
#1 and #2 apply to you and everyone else who believes in Jesus.
Talk about diving head first down an anthropopathic hole ...I understand a sheep is someone loving the shepherd before everything else. Goats love each other, and themselves.
Behavior
Sheep and goats tend to behavior differently. Goats are naturally curious and independent, while sheep tend to be more distant and aloof. Sheep have a stronger flocking instinct and become very agitated if they are separated from the rest of the flock. It is easier to keep sheep inside a fence than goats.
Goats will seek shelter more readily than sheep.
It is rather difficult to set yourself up as the leader if you teach everyone that they do not need a leader.Social studies? Please elaborate. Thank you.
The critics of Christianity say sheep are they who follow blindly and goats are independent thinkers. But if goats are independent thinkers how is it they choose unity with each other over independence?
It is rather difficult to set yourself up as the leader if you teach everyone that they do not need a leader.
The church did a right fine job of controlling the masses by setting themselves up as one who speaks for god.I know a little History. I think it is much more common for a ruler to be appointed by the people, officially or by mutual agreement, than it is for someone to "set himself up".
1 Samuel 8:4 So all the elders of Israel gathered together and came to Samuel at Ramah. 5 They said to him, You are old, and your sons do not follow your ways; now appoint a king to lead us, such as all the other nations have.
You will give me many examples of people who have set themselves up as king, or not, but I know it's true a person cannot lead without someone to lead.
What really distinguishes a sheep from a goat? I mean like in real life.
Goats seek unity with each other. Sheep are for unity with the shepherd. I read that outside the Bible . Why do you not know it too?
The church did a right fine job of controlling the masses by setting themselves up as one who speaks for god.
You make the mistake of assuming "king" when speaking of "leader".
So your source for information on the end of the world is the rantings of an exiled man that was high on psychoactive mushrooms?
Which is better is the question.