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Did you ever hear that the term ‘conspiracy theory’ came from the CIA in the 1950’s to dismiss those who observed their mischievous actions in foreign countries? It really is slander, a type of Appeal to Ad Homenim - AS IF the object of discussion is beyond disrepute, dismissing all criticism...

My point stands. I’m not talking about any particular religion. Ethics is what religion and politics have in common. Fact.

Great! Good to hear. Did you ever read the producers advise people to read the actual Gospel?

False Alternative. It is not inaccurate on what matters.

Again You cannot answer a question with a question.

Oh boy! It’s entertainment!! Did you find the scene entertaining?

Not exactly on point but still a powerful vid on Jesus claiming to be the law of Moses.

Who's making that statement? Check out https://www.ligonier.org/learn/qas/is-it-true-that-god-loves-the-sinner-but-hates-the-sin

I deny your claim. Notice how there is not one Scripture in the OP? I personally hear X is the Y all the time. It's just hype. What are the theological and political implications associated with the concept of ”the new Moses?” I do have an issue whenever the Law of Identity is violated. A is...

You, fellow "Christian," don't respond all the time but invoke a variant of the 3 bullet points, false categorizing our love for sexual sinners as hate.

Sure you do. It would be less work to answer "yes" or "no" to the yes/no question. o_O Then how do you do?

Do you find these verses a compelling reason to change the Sabbath day from the 7th day of the week to the 1st day of the week?

@TinMan cannot withstand moral scrutiny."Discrimination" has got a bad connotation but is wise to not jettison discernment. One has an obligation to discriminate in making wise choices, deeming other options as not the best. Tinman scoffs at such notions. If you were entertaining adding to your...

This meme seems to fit.

Outstanding points! I wonder what our friend, Tinman, will say to this wisdom.

I've heard that before too. What Scripture do they rely on to support this idea?

As it should be since the common denominator in religion and politics is morality. Aside from respecting other's rights, it would be odd if one had one set of morals privately but another set of morals publicly. For instance, being against child sex trafficing for public policy but wanting it...

Not an answer to my question. GIVEN, that homosexuals will not inherit God's kingdom, can you understand that loving Christian would want everyone inherent God’s kingdom?

Moral judgment just feels like hate.