If I am not mistaken this came from a difference in morals and what Theo did or did not want to put into his body.
I think of the quote from Mark when jesus told them "give to Ceasar the things that are Ceasars, and give to God the things that are Gods."
Theo chose not to give his body to the government, but to remain pure. Whether or not this was for religious reasons, because of this difference in fundamentals that caused the rift between he and his father, I find this is very "in context"
If I am not mistaken this came from a difference in morals and what Theo did or did not want to put into his body.
I think of the quote from Mark when jesus told them "give to Ceasar the things that are Ceasars, and give to God the things that are Gods."
Theo chose not to give his body to the government, but to remain pure. Whether or not this was for religious reasons, because of this difference in fundamentals that caused the rift between he and his father, I find this is very "in context"
We actually agree. I was simply saying that Jesus didn’t say that as a blanket statement for any and all occasions, rather it is applicable to a very narrow and specific set of circumstances.
We actually agree. I was simply saying that Jesus didn’t say that as a blanket statement for any and all occasions, rather it is applicable to a very narrow and specific set of circumstances.
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