New out look on life

I agree that you can be in a secular club and still be a Christian. It's actually great because when those people see the positive changes in your life then maybe they will get interested in making the same changes for a better quality of life. I would also say that you find out who your real friends are when you decide that you no longer want to drink and party and act like you are at Mardi Gras all the time. Everything is OK for a little while, but it doesn't take long to find out who accepts your changes and who simply ridicules you for wanting to be above those things, whether it be to your face or behind your back.

Originally posted by OutKasts_christain_dragger



I have been into the mini truckin scene for almost ten yrs now...it is once all I knew I was at every show parting the night away.I got married last month and gave my life to the lord the following day,it was a big change for me. After telling my fellow OutKast members of my new life they showed me the upmost respect for my choices and never once made me feel out of place at Scrapefest this weekend. Im writing because about two yrs ago I remember some people called the christain draggers they were church going folks that loved the mini scene does anyone know if they still are around? Thanks Josh

So did you leave Outkast? Just wondering why you did since you said they treated you well at Scrapefest?

Edited: 9/27/2007 10:03:42 PM by iLLblazer

Originally posted by FLYINLO

but it doesn't take long to find out who accepts your changes and who simply ridicules you for wanting to be above those things, whether it be to your face or behind your back.

"above those things" is the BS attitude everyone is talking about. Why are you 'better' because you live your life differently?

Edited: 9/27/2007 11:27:54 PM by FLYINLO

All you have to do is read the sentence you just quoted out of context to see that I said above those "things" (things being drinking and partying), not above any person. Living a Christian life with my family is a better quality of life than drinking and partying. Period. I have lived the drinking and partying life for many years in my past, and I can say that the quality of my life has increased beyond measure. Does that make me better than anyone else? NO. Does it make my quality of life better than it used to be? ABSOLUTELY.

Originally posted by iLLblazer



Edited: 9/27/2007 10:03:42 PM by iLLblazer

Originally posted by FLYINLO

but it doesn't take long to find out who accepts your changes and who simply ridicules you for wanting to be above those things, whether it be to your face or behind your back.

"above those things" is the BS attitude everyone is talking about. Why are you 'better' because you live your life differently?

ya know, i tried the jesus thing... i even watched all 9 hours of those 3 rings movies and i'll tell ya that did NOT clear anything up for me...

can we please keep this forum clear of religous arguing...everyone has different beliefs and we all need to respect each other for who we are not what we believe....i wont get into how much i think organized religion is a f*ckin joke and a scheme...but thats my opinion...i wont look at you any different cuz thats what you believe....as long as you stay humble and dont think of yourself as better than anyone else or force your views upon people who dont wanna hear it (some do it...not all though) then there shouldnt be any reason you cant remain friends no matter what your beliefs are

yup thread got way off track. gona end this now.