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Post by Lone Wanderer on Mar 29, 2019 3:38:17 GMT
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Post by Elizabeth on Mar 29, 2019 4:22:50 GMT
Wow. I always knew she wasn't godly as she was proclaimed but after reading that article she seems pure evil.
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Post by Lone Wanderer on Mar 29, 2019 9:06:58 GMT
Wow. I always knew she wasn't godly as she was proclaimed but after reading that article she seems pure evil. Her story has the potential for film adaptation; a good horror film.
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Post by Eugene 2.0 on Mar 29, 2019 11:01:11 GMT
Wow. I always knew she wasn't godly as she was proclaimed but after reading that article she seems pure evil. I agree that the article helps us to understand things cleared, but it does not mean that Teresa (or someone else) is evil. First of all, Christians, whatever denomination they're visiting, need to be more polite trying to forgive those who trespass against us. If one prays for mercy, why wouldn't we take it into account? We're not counters like the Pharisees, we don't need to think when someone is crying out for forgiveness. God is merciful and each time we're asking Him He's listening to us, He never count our deeds. So, the same here, the person became good stopping do bad actions. And the second one, I don't think Christians need to judge someone's sins. We're not selling indulgences to know who's guilty and how much. We don't know the what the evil looks like, but these good actions will help us to be delivered from evil.
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Post by Elizabeth on Mar 29, 2019 19:08:27 GMT
Eugene 2.0 Just opinions, Eugene Someone might say Coca-Cola tastes good and someone might say it's taste is not good. Everyone has their own opinion of what is evil too. Some think Hitler is evil and some don't think he is. We're just all different with different beliefs and ideas. Yes, we must all love eveyone but we don't need to think the same as everyone. We can all be different with our ideas and views. We can disagree or dislike views but still love the person. Yup, when you love everyone you'll show mercy even if you don't agree with everything they believe or do. Well, God calls Christians to judge righteously. He doesn't want us seeing people struggling and not helping them by correcting them when they're wrong. It's like if you see someone doing wrong when they're choking their child to death...should we not interfere? This is a sin that is wrong and we must help to save a life of a child. Otherwise the child will die if we do nothing. The kid seeks mercy there too. Who will give mercy to him? Evil would be anything that harms, hurts, and kills overall. Because such people do it for pleasure. And we must deliver people from this to keep everyone safe and happy. Just my opinion here
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Post by Eugene 2.0 on Mar 31, 2019 8:50:46 GMT
Eugene 2.0 Just opinions, Eugene Someone might say Coca-Cola tastes good and someone might say it's taste is not good. Everyone has their own opinion of what is evil too. Some think Hitler is evil and some don't think he is. We're just all different with different beliefs and ideas. Yes, we must all love eveyone but we don't need to think the same as everyone. We can all be different with our ideas and views. We can disagree or dislike views but still love the person. Yup, when you love everyone you'll show mercy even if you don't agree with everything they believe or do. Well, God calls Christians to judge righteously. He doesn't want us seeing people struggling and not helping them by correcting them when they're wrong. It's like if you see someone doing wrong when they're choking their child to death...should we not interfere? This is a sin that is wrong and we must help to save a life of a child. Otherwise the child will die if we do nothing. The kid seeks mercy there too. Who will give mercy to him? Evil would be anything that harms, hurts, and kills overall. Because such people do it for pleasure. And we must deliver people from this to keep everyone safe and happy. Just my opinion here Very Christian !!! I've talking with my mom about this recently. She was complaining that it was not easy to get rid of her pessimistic colleague who were talking sad stories practice all the time. Seemed the colleague just had those somatic problems. And, what I'd noticed, my mom told the colleague used certain phrases that meaning could be taken differently. What do I mean? Some phrases are such that we can put some different senses to it; we can say "your hat is becoming" meaning two different senses. Almost the same was there, many colleague's phrases had this option. I started to calm my mother, talking to her that it was good either to change meaning of the phrases, or stop put meaning into it. I've noticed that our putting of meaning depends on our psychological abilities even more, that our consciousness. We're not always reacting right on some phrases, because some phrases have the "moral effect", and after hearing those phrases we start acting like Pavlov's dogs. Our putting of sense is an option of consciousness that equals to finding a purpose of our actions. But, we might try to avoid putting some meaning into a phrase, and yet instead we're able to start looking for some sense. Escaping to put some meaning while looking for a sense is the same process as logic works. As Frege's said "no appeal to intuition", he wanted to say that the less mathematicians and logicians use their intuition, but practicing to routine their work; the more effect they'll gain. I don't agree with Frege that sense doesn't link with intuition. I think that we need to use abstract thinking, and it's not easy to divide an abstraction from intuition for a someone; we can fly out with our abstract thoughts, and we can being logically right just using intuition. I think that Christ truly said "27 “You have heard that it was said, ‘You shall not commit adultery.’ 28 But I tell you that anyone who looks at a woman lustfully has already committed adultery with her in his heart. 29 If your right eye causes you to stumble, gouge it out and throw it away. It is better for you to lose one part of your body than for your whole body to be thrown into hell. 30 And if your right hand causes you to stumble, cut it off and throw it away. It is better for you to lose one part of your body than for your whole body to go into hell". [Matthew 5:27-32 (NIV) ]
Surely it's true. I was wondering how was it possible to a someone to escape thinking of a woman? I do this sin many times during a day, because it's too hard to control your own thoughts while being surrounded by so many temptations... So, I decided to think myself as a big sinner. I think that I'm not alone in this, many men practice the same as biologists and psychologists say.
But I think that Christ didn't talk about this physiological side; I think he wanted to stop our own idolization of some stereotyped vision. I think He wanted to say that we used to put some meaning in some phrases (or in some behavior, in some non-verbal acts, etc), because we put it without right understanding it; we're like Pavlov's dogs whose having seen a bulb lighted run to it. Our putting of meaning is a process of our daily life. We can do bad habits, but we might try to control our bad habits. Controlling our habits and not following the first meaning that came into our mind - is the path of a good person who wants to be a Christ follower.
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Post by prophettom on Mar 31, 2019 17:15:28 GMT
It is a fallen. Religion and debates trying to validate it wont change that simple truth. It only matters you see why it is fallen. Until you do you will be marked in the beast. I am not to blame it is just a simple truth I know from being Gods Chosen so save the hate speech. It is more cruel not to tell you That you are. This is the place you can find a cure to that! Take it or leave it. But in the end it is the only truth we need from that book. To know why it is fallen. www.facebook.com/tomas.mccartney
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