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Stuxnet1984

1 month ago

Stuxnet1984
1 month ago

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Nanook

in reply to Stuxnet1984 1 month ago

@Stuxnet1984 Wood Chippers.

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Jazzilla

in reply to Stuxnet1984 1 month ago

Matthew 7 gets me the most.

It teaches you the importance and nuances of casting judgement, not "do not judge".

Ppl read one line.

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@jazzilla That’s completely correct and well put. Also, men create boundaries by judging where the lines should be and who should be on the other side on the line around you and your family. No real men, no boundaries.

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PhoneBoy of The Lotus 🪷

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It also says that you should help yourself before you help others.

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Stuxnet1984

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The only way to know good from evil IS TO JUDGE IT.

“You will know them by their fruits…” -Matthew 7:16

The enemy wants you to be submissive and unsure about yourself, condoning evil. You HAVE to judge and reject. All Christ was saying was to hold yourself accountable to the same level of your judgement.

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Consider The Raven

in reply to Stuxnet1984 1 month ago

He was saying something along the lines of:

“Take care, for when you judge others they will judge you in return. Don’t be the idiot complaining about the speck in your brothers eye while you have a board in yours. Fix yourself, then help others.”

This gets intentionally misconstrued as a way to shut Christians up. Which is not what Jesus said at all.