How to approach people in non-adversarial ways with theGospl

2008: In question 8 from Penn State University a student asks Ravi Zacharias how to approach people in non-adversarial ways with the Gospel. Ravi on sharing one's faith: "The Christian has to learn that it is not only his or her message but also his or her method." Ravi continues, "If the method is in violation of the message the people will see it very quickly."
hpqpsays...

"Remember kids, when peddling BS, be wise and safe about it!"

Seriously though, this man of all people should know he's spouting bs. "No one ever spoke that way", eh? Siddhārtha Gautama is from India, Ravi, and one of the only ways in which his message does not anticipate that of Jesus is the lack of all that hellfire, eternal damnation and "you're either with me or against me" crap that Jesus introduced (and I won't mention all the Greek philosophers whose ideas were far more sophisticated than the carpenter's).

Sorry Ravi, but the Jeebs character, like all good tyrants, has two sides to his message: the stick and the carrot. Apologists today have simply put the stick behind their backs, now that centuries of beating humanity with it have borne its fruits.

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