Should preachers just be concerned with bringing people to the Lord and then "Let the Holy Spirit teach them right from wrong?" Or should he himself, teach them how to live holy lives? Is "love" the most important matter to teach? (Cont'd.)

Many years ago on a street corner in a large city in Texas, there were a number of young people dressed in shorts and otherwise immodestly dressed, conducting a Gospel street service. When asked by a minister friend of mine, why they as Christians, would dress like that, he was told, "We dress like the people so we can win them to the Lord." Please follow their logic by answering the following questions:

1. Do we take drugs to win drug addicts?
2. Do we drink with the drunkards to win them to Christ?
3. Do we use curse words to witness to those who use profanity?
4. Do we steal to identify with the robbers to win them?
5. Do we draw lewd pictures to present Christ to artists?
6. Do we use carnal music to gain a hearing?
7. As a man, do you wear an earring to identify with the homosexual to win him?

What a reproach and what contradictions for "Christians" to do these things! Is this why we hear the expression, "The church is in a mess"?