Why are you paranoid about the Genesis Flood that is clearly Biblical doctrine??? It's fact Aspen. Accept the Bible or reject it. You cannot sit on the fence.
I accept your apology for derailing my thread.
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Why are you paranoid about the Genesis Flood that is clearly Biblical doctrine??? It's fact Aspen. Accept the Bible or reject it. You cannot sit on the fence.
You would have to demand an apology from the writers of the NT including Jesus. You won't get it Aspen.I accept your apology for derailing my thread.
Are we called to point out the personal sins of others? Will we be judged based on the sins of others? Should we overlook the sins of others when we love them through service (House of Charity vs. Union Gospel Mission approach to serving the homeless)? Why does God allow us to see the personal sins of others?
There is nothing wrong with pointing out a fault or sin in another, so as long as it is done in love. But we should not make it a habit of going around and pointing out people's sins, because it gives the impression of self-righteousness.....but rather, we should be the first to look at our own self and make sure that we are not the one that is blind, because we have a planks sticking out of our eyes. We are being judged now buy what we are doing, and not by what someone else does. The question is not why does God allow us to see the sins of others. We see the sins of others because we are around them and hear and see what they do. It does not take much to see people's faults.
I think your post is reasonable. All I would add is that we need to judge ourselves by the sins we see in others first. I agree that sins in others are very easy to see.
Am i my Brothers keeper. yes!
There is nothing wrong with pointing out a fault or sin in another, so as long as it is done in love. But we should not make it a habit of going around and pointing out people's sins, because it gives the impression of self-righteousness.....but rather, we should be the first to look at our own self and make sure that we are not the one that is blind, because we have a planks sticking out of our eyes. We are being judged now buy what we are doing, and not by what someone else does. The question is not why does God allow us to see the sins of others. We see the sins of others because we are around them and hear and see what they do. It does not take much to see people's faults.
That is a good point, we have to be careful there is a very fine line between helping a brother in need and self righteous judging. The devil and his minions are very skilled at turning well meaning biblical instructions into pride.
That is a tough issue for me, Comm. I understand what you are saying - but I am also cringing. In order to escape the dichotomy, I advocate for loving unconditionally - let God sort them out!
Clearing things up for you is accepting your opinion. Bless you Bush hater!Eesh....there is just noooo clearing things up for some people, is there? That was rhetorical, BTW
Bless you, Bush lover!
Clearing things up for you is accepting your opinion. Bless you Bush hater!