"Live your truth" sounds harmless until two truths collide.
The slogan does not free you from authority. It crowns desire as ruler, then leaves the strongest person in the room to decide whose desire wins.
Christianity does not ask you to invent your truth. It calls you to face the One who is Truth.
I, The Watchman, write about the slogans shaping our homes, churches, and sons. Christ is King.
@ComeHometoRome The post confuses early regional agreement with a universally settled Roman Catholic canon. Carthage’s own canon asked Rome and other bishops to confirm its judgment, which shows the process was not as simple as “73 books settled in 382.”
@wisdomXplorer You cannot force belief, and “no proof” is not the same as “no evidence.” Ask what they would count as evidence, then examine that standard honestly.
@godlywomanhood The church will applaud a young woman for giving her best years to an employer, then discipline a pastor for telling her that a husband, children, and a home may deserve them more.
Some pulpits fear offending feminism more than failing their daughters.
@MikeWingerii The gospel leaves no room for inherited human superiority. At the foot of the cross, the Brahmin and the Dalit come as sinners needing the same Christ.
@Protestia@Nicholas_Bow A mother teaching her son to curse a stranger for defending unborn children isn’t raising a free thinker. She’s training him to borrow her hatred.
Three persons would mean three gods only if each person were a separate divine being. Christianity confesses three “whos,” not three “whats.”
You’re treating “person” and “being” as interchangeable. They aren’t: the Father, Son, and Spirit are distinct persons who share the one undivided divine nature.
@Bearistotle1337@Catholic_bro Not to the Apocrypha list. Luther included all 27 New Testament books, but moved Hebrews, James, Jude, and Revelation to the end and left them unnumbered because he regarded them as disputed or secondary to the “chief books.”
@BruceSaiFun@InspiringPhilos These Christians are out of control. They keep giving their money to support those fighting the good fight. Absolutely shameful, isn’t it 😇
@exanxc That sentence settles less than it appears to. Two Christians can say those exact words while meaning very different things by “veneration,” which is where the real debate begins.