Why do Christians give Christian answers to a question that has nothing to do with Christians or God?

Answer 1

I am a Christian and go church but do not bring it into answering questions on WikiAnswers. We are taught that God is life and everything we do we do for God. We give our life to do good things to please God. Some Christians are much more religious than others and want to please God all the time like we are taught. That is why they involve God in their answers. I don't believe we should push this onto people who may not believe in God. I think if they want God they will come and find him. It is difficult to give a specific answer without specific examples. However, in general terms, Christians consider that God has a claim on all of their lives, not just an hour or two on Sundays and so their faith applies to every aspect of life. However, it may also be that some people do not understand the principle of answering what the question calls for. Alternatively, there may be a Christian perspective to the particular question being asked.

In general terms, this type of question could be applied in different ways. It could also be asked why does an atheist wish to answer questions specifically about Christianity, or a Christian about Mormons. Presumably in all of these cases they probably believe they have something to contribute and that the question itself calls for a variety of opinions. Why does everyone treat Christians like a different race? We even have a different category on WikiAnswers. Christians don't always answer with Christian answers to normal question, people just suspect that. I'm a Christian and I don't give Christian answers for every single question I am asked. For example, "Do you want a piece of Pizza?" I don't reply, "Yes, please. God has provided that pizza so therefore I shall eat it and be joyful." == ==