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“See that no one repays another with evil for evil, but always seek after that which is good for one another and for all people.” (1 Thessalonians 5:15, NASB) Is that what the Crusaders did? Is that what the Catholic church did?

* Advanced research. *

* Not if you start at my house. A mile will get you down to the highway. Thirty minutes will get you to the bookstore, but not if you’re walking. *

* Officer is doing the math. *

On target.

It was just as an illustration offered in support of your comment. The primary reason that I post on this platform is to escape the horrific nature of my volunteer work with mistreated children. It puts a strain on my mental health and speaking with friends (and enemies) here helps me cope with...

From my X / Twitter “For you” feed this morning - “God has you just where he wants you. Sometimes it’s hard to face, but God really does determine exactly where you live, who you live with, the exact period of time in which you live, and the exact length of your life.” (Paul David Tripp)...

That should resonate with Muslims (and Jews). It won’t resonate with trinitarian, binitarian and the majority of unitarian Christians. My position as a Jewish monotheist who believes that Jesus is the Messiah, Son of the living God - a belief which separates me from unbelieving Jewish...

Focusing on the word of God through Jesus Christ - which is a very good thing - has produced strife for 2,000 years. It will produce strife until he returns.

There is truth contained in some of the statements. Setting our minds on truth is profitable learning, even if it stirs up strife.