@DrNeilStone@MakisMedicine I’ve seen more “evidence” that ivermectin treats cancer than vaccines saved lives during COVID. If pharma is pushing expensive vaccines on the public and raking in millions, while discrediting safe alternatives to push emergency rollouts, it’s not hard to do the math.
@MasterMaliq John 1:3, Hebrews 1:2, John 1:1. Just to name a few. The Bible itself inserts Jesus into creation. Creation was the work of the trinity: “let US make man in our own image…”
Stop removing Jesus where scripture doesn’t.
@omgsidewalks Because climate change is a hoax. Climate always changes. The world always goes through warmer and cooler phases. The fact some people think we can do anything about it is laughable. The enemy isn’t carbon. Billionaires know where the money is and isn’t. Proof enough.
@ItsOnlyMeDude@mattvanswol Going by your original post I guess you are in the pro-murder camp (babies)?
When you say "We cannot do this, but if we call it something different, it's all good" = “Pathetic reasoning”, what about:
"We cannot (kill), but if we call it (a clump of cells), it's all good".
@ItsOnlyMeDude@mattvanswol Ok. If you want to generalise and state that Christians treat sinners as evil, do you have an example of it actually happening? I believe it is wrong for anyone to treat someone badly, but calling out sin is not the same thing as treating someone badly.
@ItsOnlyMeDude@mattvanswol Jesus said to the prostitute at the well “go and sin no more”. He showed love to her. A greater love than something that just cares about offending someone.
@ItsOnlyMeDude@mattvanswol Where in these arguments is a call to ignore sin? I love my kids by protecting them from things that are harmful for them. My kids might call that oppression from their POV, even if it is actually love that has motivated it.
@ItsOnlyMeDude@mattvanswol No, the problem is you quote parts of the Bible fitting into your own agenda and then ignore the rest of it. The Bible isn’t a bunch of cherry picked verses of coffee table theology to make people feel good about themselves or morally superior to others.
@ItsOnlyMeDude@mattvanswol Yes those verses correctly state Christians cannot judge or condemn. But there is a big difference between showing love to a person and supporting their lifestyle. Christians are allowed to stand up against sinful practices, in humility, not condemnation, because all are sinful