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Assisted dying When I look in the mirror I don't see the same thing I saw fifty years ago. There must be gremlins in my blood determined to wrinkle, shrink and change da colour of my hairs!

Has your theology taken you to this point Johann?

chewing I think...or is it smoking?

cut and dried, hmmm. Is this legal 'baccy?

Is this a back door to advertised piety?

:Broadly:

hey hey!

heyyyyy, what about meeeee? :I know:

The big question is (or is it the elephant in the room?) how do we define sin? Moses had a definition. It was valid, could it have been 'primitive'? perhaps for traumatised short sightedness? For example, one might never commit adultery by running off with another but does that qualify as 'no...

I think we need to understand the 'issue'. Understanding gives a perspective which overrides, nay, amplifies the matter at hand.

interestingly, if it is unfamiliar or hasn't occurred to you, 3.5 yrs, 42 mths, 1260 days, all amount to the same thing.

Subjectivity it seems is the affliction of those unwilling to let go of navel gazing. Objectivity is the gift given when navel gazing and self focus no longer has the appeal it once promised.

Irony was mentioned. The 'ever learning' quote, true as it is, is the space of any delusional protagonist who feels compelled to advise. :hmhehm

Isn't irony interesting!.....and thank you for the Good part f2f. :stageright:

A spotlight is a protest at midnight. It conforms to God's reality while it says to the darkness, 'you will never understand'

What appeals to me in the second one is the body language of Jesus. He gives her space.

When we use 'speaking in tongues' (particularly as it is understood/ interpreted by the Pentecostal movement) as the measure of the HS, we turn the God appointed agency (HS) of the Good News (by the way, which has not ended) into a subjective and subtle or not so subtle self seeking...

here is another...

Worms in the can consist of this;..... Taking the objective juggernaut of the good news of the resurrected Jesus and turning it into a message of a subjective experience....then continuing to major on the subjective.

Do we assume that enthusiasm for God's Good News is a dugout?