Yoga and Christianity

[Constant]

By the way would you feel comfy inviting Him to take the class right beside you knoing it's roots?

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Think what you will, I have no time to argue my point of view with any of you. It is exhausting. You don't know me so, don't question me.

[Remnantrob]

Yoga and christianity are like a peanutbutter and Anchovie sandwich...it just doesn't mix. But some people try to make it mix. I'd rather do some other form of exercise myself. But that Judge not argument always comes up so I'm gonna keep quiet now since I already gave my 2 cents.

[ColleenLovesMischief]

By the way would you feel comfy inviting Him to take the class right beside you knoing it's roots?

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Think what you will, I have no time to argue my point of view with any of you. It is exhausting. You don't know me so, don't question me.

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I was just asking for an honest yes or no......don't take it out on me.

[Constant]

I am not taking anything out on you, Why do you care what I think? God is with me in what ever I do so if I see nothing wrong with going to a Yoga class, He is right there with me.

[ColleenLovesMischief]

I care what you think because what you do not only affects you but others who watch you. We are examples of Christ also, but I know you know that. I have to be careful what I do lest I do something borderline that will not hurt me spritually, but a weaker christian sees me do it and does it as well and it can cause them to stumble or fall altogether and it is my fault.

'dat is why I care.

[Constant]

I care what you think because what you do not only affects you but others who watch you.  We are examples of Christ also, but I know you know that.  I have to be careful what I do lest I do something borderline that will not hurt me spritually, but a weaker christian sees me do it and does it as well and it can cause them to stumble or fall altogether and it is my fault.

'dat is why I care.

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Thank you for caring. Since I started my walk with Christ, I have changed things that I used to do and saw no big deal with it. I see a big deal with them now. I am growing closer to my faith.

[ColleenLovesMischief]

I know what you mean. It really takes time sometimes. I hate watching the people that seem to grow so fast in the Lord and seem to be so close to Him. I don't know why but I seem to get stuck a lot sometimes. God shows us what we have to give up and change when we are ready, unless we are just not willing to listen.

[Constant]

I know what you mean.  It really takes time sometimes.  I hate watching the people that seem to grow so fast in the Lord and seem to be so close to Him.  I don't know why but I seem to get stuck a lot sometimes.  God shows us what we have to give up and change when we are ready, unless we are just not willing to listen.

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Amen to that!

[Constant]

Christianity and Yoga do not go together.  No question about it.

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Yes, the wonders of opinions. I am in no way being rude. This just keeps going back and forth.

[nebula]

During the NASCAR races, some of the commercials spotlight the drivers who drive the car for the company the commercial is for. One of these is Dale Jarrett, driver of the UPS sponsored car. In these, DJ has been going through "training" in how to be an employee in the company.

In this one commercial, a UPS manager, a young woman, is explaining to Dale how it is company policy to encourage their employees to excercise. She states that she prefers yoga.

Next you see DJ next to her in a yoga class. While the instructor and the class are displaying finess and fluidity and mental relaxation, DJ is confused, contorted, uncoordinated and out-of-balance.

It was quite .

Afterward, the young woman says to DJ, "Maybe tomorrow we'll have you doing jumping jacks."