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Today I am going to pose a question that is sure to ignite a myriad of different responses. Now before I pose the question I would like you to read the whole post, reflect on it and then if you feel the need to answer please do so. Now I will not write this post in a format I would use for my research papers. I will not throw out hundreds of passages to support my position, nor is this paper intended to be an exegetical piece of work. No, it will contain just those passages I feel relevant to th… Continue

During my interactions with Christians I have found that many devout followers have trouble interacting with sinners. The other day I heard a woman saying that she would have nothing to do with anyone that had done a wrong that resulted in severe civil penalties of moral transgressions.

What I see is that many Christians are seeing them selves as "self-righteous" and can in effect sit in judgment of others. In Mark 2:15-17 and Matthew 9:12-13, When confronted by the self-righteous Pharisees abo… Continue

During my interactions with Christians I have found that many devout followers have trouble interacting with sinners. The other day I heard a woman saying that she would have nothing to do with anyone that had done a wrong that resulted in severe civil penalties of moral transgressions.

What I see is that many Christians are seeing them selves as "self-righteous" and can in effect sit in judgment of others. In Mark 2:15-17 and Matthew 9:12-13, When confronted by the self-righteous Pharisees abo… Continue

Now that we are eight years into the new century, I and many others look around and ask; "where if the church going in this new century?" Everywhere we see secular influences and other forces seeking to drive out God from main stream society. This is reminiscent of when the Jews asked God to send them a king when in reality God was their (and still is) king. Today's society is being dominated by a minority of people who hate God or give lip service to Him and work to remove what is really irremo… Continue