It’s how it rolls, too bad, so sad.
"It’s how it rolls, too bad, so sad?"
Juvenile taunts doesn't an accurate scriptural interpretation make.
Your hatred of homosexuals has blinded you to a profound teaching. Jesus was talking about a nation that turns away from God - and specifically, a nation based on God that turns away from God.
Read Why Did Jesus Curse the Fig Tree? for a better understanding of what this was about.
And learn to love as Jesus loved - hate the sin, but love the sinner - before you go spreading your own failings to others.
IF, that is, you really are a Christian. Because your screen name is more like a liberal shill's idea of a Christian screen name, than something any actual Christian would think of using.
Oh, you are sooooo much more PC than me. Guess what Jesus thought of PC people...
Jesus said to dust your sandals off, it is a declaration of independence and a right of divorce from adulterous people. It is the only thing to save an addict and homosexual.
Go get a freaging grip before you call me a “hater”, because your attacks portray your brains and how you view the world. Hypocrites.
‘”It’s how it rolls, too bad, so sad?”
Juvenile taunts doesn’t an accurate scriptural interpretation make.
Your hatred of homosexuals has blinded you to a profound teaching. Jesus was talking about a nation that turns away from God - and specifically, a nation based on God that turns away from God.
Read Why Did Jesus Curse the Fig Tree? for a better understanding of what this was about.
And learn to love as Jesus loved - hate the sin, but love the sinner - before you go spreading your own failings to others.
IF, that is, you really are a Christian. Because your screen name is more like a liberal shill’s idea of a Christian screen name, than something any actual Christian would think of using.’
That is a very good post. For some reason the sin of homosexuality has a propensity to override, in some cases, the ‘hate the sin but love the sinner’ mentality. When it does, gentleness, which is a fruit of the Spirit, goes out the window.
The only time Jesus was truly harsh was w the Pharisees. And what were the Pharisees good at? Judging others. Yet when Jesus met regular sinners, such as the Woman at the Well, He was remarkably gentle—and look at the results
Something to think about.