Is there an all Christian living community?

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AnswerThere's only one Christian community I have ever heard of in my life, and that would be a church. If there was an all Christian living community, I would surely be there. :-) AnswerI've never heard of such. Besides, the Christian faith emphasizes reaching out to others who are lost. To shut yourself off from the rest of the world and live happily amongst yourselves would be against the teachings of Jesus Christ. AnswerYes, indeed there is, as odd as it sounds.

"Christian Exodus" is the name of a movement of conservative Christians to establish an all-Christian state in South Carolina. The concept was coined by Cory Burnell, and is largely the same as the libertarian movement in New Hampshire, at least as far as the end goal of establishing a separate state goes.

Their tenants are best summed up on Wikipedia.org, which I'll repost here for convenience:

" * To oppose the increasing acceptance of homosexuality, and especially of civil unions or outright gay marriage. The group appears to go as far as seeking to outlaw all sexual conduct outside of a traditional heterosexual marriage. * To restore state-mandated school prayer. * To repeal Federal and State laws that they believe violate the right to keep and bear arms. * To repeal court rulings that they feel abuse the power of eminent domain, and that they fear will lead to arbitrary seizure. * They fear laws will soon be passed defining the practice of Christianity as a hate crime. * They feel the rights of fathers are not upheld in child custody cases. * They argue against the validity of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, which provides that states must provide due process of law, and that everybody born in the United States is a citizen. * They advocate repeal of the Sixteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, which permits the taxation of all forms of income by the Federal Government. * They advocate repeal of the Seventeenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, which requires popular election of Senators. * They advocate that the states should have power to prohibit the immigration and/or naturalization of such persons as each sees fit to exclude."

AnswerI pray that there is. And I believe that were there is a church of Christian believers --meaning two or more gathered in the name of JESUS CHRIST, then I believe that they may be called a Christian living community. Even though it may not be the full township of people. That's why we as Christians need to share the word of the "HOLY GOD" to all the world. And as I stated before join together in CHRIST and pray that the answer to this question is YES. God be with us all in JESUS CHRIST our LORD. AnswerThere is no present "All Christian Living Community" isolated to one region on earth. However, according to doctrine and prophecy there will be one nation of those elect of Christ, who will reign with him in a new age and in a new kingdom. Those elect will be his "Signature Elite" and will have access day or night to the "New Jerusalem" or the "Heaven on Earth" also known as Zion (Jerusalem). This city will be about 1,500 miles by 1,500 miles by 1,500 miles high (likely a large pyramid as a crowning gem in the land of the living). This will be the only time when the chosen elect of Christian origin will be gathered together from the nations to which they were scattered all over the earth, both the living and the dead will be joined at that place and at that time. This is just as Isaiah the prophet had written, so the reader should understand.

An "All Christian Living Community" sounds like the words Christ used in his kingdom parables:

Matthew 13:

1. Sower and the Seed (Fruitful vs Fruitless)

2. Wheat and Tares (True vs False)

3. Small Mustard Seed into a Large Mustard Tree (Appearance Transformation)

4. Leavened Lump of Dough (Illusion: Appears Larger than it really is)

5. Hidden Treasure (Burried: Dug up later)

6. Pearl of Great Price (Priceless Treasure)

7. Dragnet: Good fish vs Bad Fish (True vs False)

Prophecy depicts a future community as a kingdom of the true elect, those sworn in and commissioned by a blood contract; the chosen generation of those who will be rewarded for their faith and devotion. Judgment will be initiated and the true kingdom will be revealed in that age. This question was answered very clearly a long time ago.

Luke 17:21 - nor will they say, 'See here!' or 'See there!' For indeed, the kingdom of God is within you."

One day soon, it will be an outward kingdom that all will see; many are called, but few are chosen.

AnswerThere is a church of Christian believers -- meaning two or more gathered in the name of Jesus Christ. This could be called a "Christian living community" even if it isn't a full township of people. That's why Christians need to share the word of God to all the world, join together in Christ, and pray that this "Christian living community" may exist soon.

Yes there is. There are places all around, we just don't hear of them a lot. I have one example here that I will show you, but you have to search for more in your area.

http://www.jpusa.org/

God Bless.

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Yes there is and the place is called Heaven. And no I am not being funny. We are to live in the world but not love it. "1 John 2:15 - "Do not love the world or the things in the world. If anyone loves the world, 1he love of the Father is not in him."

God will make us a new one as written here in Revelations:

21:1 And I saw a new heaven and a new earth: for the first heaven and the first earth were passed away; and there was no more sea.

21:2 And I John saw the holy city, new Jerusalem, coming down from God out of heaven, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband.

21:3 And I heard a great voice out of heaven saying, Behold, the tabernacle of God is with men, and he will dwell with them, and they shall be his people, and God himself shall be with them, and be their God.

21:4 And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away.

I hoped that helped...

Jesus Christ is Lord and He loves you.

yes there are many,they are called hutterites.

Answer 2

Yes, there are Christian intentional communities where residents share a common faith and live together in intentional ways. These communities vary in their structures and practices but are typically rooted in Christian values and beliefs. Some examples include intentional Christian communes, monastic communities, and ecumenical communities.