a decidedly un-Christian stance of exclusion and judgment.
Christian values don't require me to accept, much less endorse or promote on their behalf, any personal choices of another. Loves as a brother, yes. Validate their lifestyle, no.
For example, if someone puts ketchup on a brat. I will kindly and compassionately tell them they are committing a crime against God and nature with sausage blasphemy. I am not required to endorse it to remain faithful to my Creator.
>a decidedly un-Christian stance of exclusion and judgment.
Christian values don't require me to accept, much less endorse or promote on their behalf, any personal choices of another. Loves as a brother, yes. Validate their lifestyle, no.
For example, if someone puts ketchup on a brat. I will kindly and compassionately tell them they are committing a crime against God and nature with sausage blasphemy. I am not required to endorse it to remain faithful to my Creator.
For example, if someone puts ketchup on a brat. I will kindly and compassionately tell them they are committing a crime against God and nature with sausage blasphemy. I am not required to endorse it to remain faithful to my Creator.
I will use this example myself, going forward.
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For example, if someone puts ketchup on a brat. I will kindly and compassionately tell them they are committing a crime against God and nature with sausage blasphemy. I am not required to endorse it to remain faithful to my Creator.
I will use this example myself, going forward.