What does being Christians have to do with desecrating the grave? I did not know that Chinese Christians were as concerned about honouring ancestral graves as those who adhered to traditional Chinese spiritual beliefs.
And 'some old world customs'? Which customs of which old world? The Jesuits who are largely credited as having introduced Christianity to China (if you discount theories about some of the symbols in the writing system resembling Biblical events)? Or traditional Chinese customs before Communism in general (which weren't Christian)?
I don't want to be mean, but is this post real, or are there more cultural factors that I don't know about? My knowledge of Chinese culture is only theoretical and superficial...
I desecrate my grandma's grave every Sunday
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What does being Christians have to do with desecrating the grave? I did not know that Chinese Christians were as concerned about honouring ancestral graves as those who adhered to traditional Chinese spiritual beliefs.
And 'some old world customs'? Which customs of which old world? The Jesuits who are largely credited as having introduced Christianity to China (if you discount theories about some of the symbols in the writing system resembling Biblical events)? Or traditional Chinese customs before Communism in general (which weren't Christian)?
I don't want to be mean, but is this post real, or are there more cultural factors that I don't know about? My knowledge of Chinese culture is only theoretical and superficial...
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Your knowledge of wicked grandparents is also superficial and theoretical. Perhaps "avoidance through prayer" is getting the best of you.