"My faith is personal" — Mike says this is unbiblical and reflects spiritual deception
Q from Proverbs 17:11 about Christians who refuse to discuss religion because it is personal.
Mike argues that saying faith is too personal to discuss is utterly unbiblical and logically incoherent. He uses analogies: people who love football, family, or Minecraft gladly talk about those things. If you love God, you naturally want to talk about him. He argues that refusing to discuss God in public either means you do not truly love God, or you have accepted a false belief that discussing him is somehow immoral or offensive. He says this stance kills both evangelism and Christian fellowship. He references the Great Commission: "Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature" as a direct counterexample.
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