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There are these two drinks vendors in my area both are Christians. Vendor A sells only drinks that are non alcoholic and Vendor B sells only drinks that are alcoholic.

BTW, I learned that the landlord of the shops will only rent it to a new tennant if s/he will agree to sell something different from what the other people in the shops are already selling.

Vendor A always talk about B as though she is the ungodly one for selling alcoholic drinks. But I have observed that vendor B does not open on Sundays at all, her reason is as expected for a Christian, "Sunday is a holy and sacred day. However, vandor A would have opened her shop latest by 10 am every Sunday for business just like every other day.

So, in your personal opinion, who would you regard as a better Christian between vendor A and B?

Only GOD knows.
GOD looks at the heart, not just by who goes to church.

I like your opinion, pointing at the fact that the person that spend every Sunday in her shop doing business could be a better Christian than the one that does not.

Mariangeles:
Only GOD knows.
GOD looks at the heart, not just by who goes to church.

McLizbae:
There are these two drinks vendors in my area both are Christians. Vendor A sells only drinks that are non alcoholic and Vendor B sells only drinks that are alcoholic.
BTW, I learned that the landlord of the shops will only rent it to a new tennant if s/he will agree to sell something different from what the other people in the shops are already selling.
Vendor A always talk about B as though she is the ungodly one for selling alcoholic drinks. But I have observed that vendor B does not open on Sundays at all, her reason is as expected for a Christian, "Sunday is a holy and sacred day. However, vandor A would have opened her shop latest by 10 am every Sunday for business just like every other day. So, in your personal opinion, who would you regard as a better Christian between vendor A and B?

The answer to this question depends on the pastor as he may have to consider such things as how much Vendor A pays his establishment in tithes and offering money, as well as gift giving, compared to Vendor B. If Vendor A gives none, then the vote might go to Vendor B, assuming he does pay something to the pastor's church. If none of Vendor A and B pays anything to the pastor, he might conclude from that that neither is a good Christian after all.

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Kobojunkie:
The answer to this question depends on the pastor as he may have to consider such things as how much Vendor A pays his establishment in tithes and offering money, as well as gift giving, compared to Vendor B. If Vendor A gives none, then the vote might go to Vendor B, assuming he does pay something to the pastor's church. If none of Vendor A and B pays anything to the pastor, he might conclude from that that neither is a good Christian after all.