A man who lived one hundred-fifty years ago knew that racism and Christianity were incompatible. He had the recipe for racial reconciliation. What manner of understanding was powerful enough to bring peace during reconstruction yet eludes us today? Join us at the premiere!
Without a full understanding of what the Church is, it cannot effectively address the problems of the black community; though when understanding comes, the Church WILL address the problems of every community
Bill 367 is being debated in Canadian Parliament, which could criminalize quoting scriptures. Mr @JustinTrudeau if you pass this into law I will obey God rather than man and, I suspect, many others. All the jackboots in the world can't stop God's Word. And they've tried.
@NeilShenvi It seems telling that so many “white people”jump to this conclusion that the statement “whiteness is bad” is “racist”. Have they not learned that there is no such thing as “the white race”? It’s the false construct of whiteness that led to the false idea and system of supremacy.
You’re Morally Obligated to Do Remarkable Things. Why?
Well, partly because life is so difficult and challenging that unless you give it everything you have, the chances are very high that it will embitter you. And then you'll be a force for darkness. That’s not good.
Also, the fact that life is short and can be brutal can terrify you into hiding. But you can flip that on its head and understand that since you're all in, you might as well take the adventurous risks. That's a very good thing to understand.
What is also useful to understand is that there isn't anything more adventurous than the truth. This is something that took me a long time to figure out. You can craft your words to get what you want.
if you're attempting to say what you believe to be true and attempting to act in the manner that you think is most appropriate, that's genuinely you. If you're trying to live in the truth, you have the force of reality behind you, and that seems like a good deal. You have the reality and the adventure.
So, why is that a moral obligation?
Well, if you hide and you don't let what's inside of you out—and you don't bring into the world what you could bring—you become cynical and bitter. Not only will you not add to the world what you could add, but you'll start being jealous of people who are competent and doing well and work to destroy them.
That's the pathway to hell.
On this day, Feb. 9, 1881, Fyodor Dostoevsky breathed his last.
His dying wish?
For his children to be gathered around him and read a story.
It was his final lesson to his children, and it is the key to understanding his work.
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