Ruggles repentance reminder

You seem to have confused Satan with satin and the subway with Subway. This might explain why you have such a hard time using public transportation (and probably with certain über-smooth finishes as well).

I mean, I get that people who believe in evangelical theology believe that salvation from eternal damnation is possible only through belief in Jesus as one's savior, so I get that they feel a call to make the world better through teaching others about Jesus.

But my understanding of the overarching Christian theology is also that the Christian bible has a number of cautionary tales about what happens when one doesn't take care of one's family and community in tangible real-time ways, and neglecting one's present life doesn't bode well for the afterlife either. It seems that there needs to be some balance as far as also living one's life in a Christ-like fashion and walking around carrying a sandwich board.

(Also, being a shrink-type person, I know that it's not terribly effective to change people's worldviews through carrying around signs, shouting at people, judging them, etc. People who do change their faith orientation do it through normal and genuine relationships with people of a different faith that then becomes appealing to them.)

((Still, dude isn't hurting anyone. His signs aren't calling out specific people or behaviors as sinners and I'd say it's a rather universal message that we're all sinners and need to repent, whether that's to G-d, the universe, the planet, fellow humans...))

Didn't know that. I've just seen him standing there quietly with his sign.

The MBTA is private property, right? I've seen people kicked off buses basically for having mental illness (muttering nonsense stuff, but not directed at anyone in particular). Why are they not saying anything at all if this guy is making personal attacks? (And in a premeditated fashion, one can argue, since he has a sign...)