Some unsolicited advice for followers of Christ from a former Christian, who is now a secular humanist:
Try to be a Christ. Do not just call yourself a Christian.
Seek to heal yourself and others. Do not wait to be healed.
Practice peace. Do not use your religion as a weapon.
Help carry another's cross. Do not worship a fake one.
Practice listening. Do not simply preach.
Accept responsibility. Do not just mess up and apologize.
Forgive liberally and often. Do not foster grudges.
Practice tolerance. Do not just seek it.
Seek to share. Do not look first to get your share.
Respect all life. Do not respect life only on your terms.
Practice humility. Do not use Jesus as a merit badge.
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