Moratorium

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OK, I understand, and respect your view. That is worlds apart.

For myself, this, in you, represents a saving faith in Christ, and I have no reason to not think of you as my brother. But I suppose then that you would not think of me as your brother, have never received the Eucharist. Is that correct?

Much love!

No, I respect you to as a Christian and see you as a Christian

 

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No, I respect you to as a Christian and see you as a Christian

So then I'm confused. How would we not be able then to have unity between the two of us?

Much love!

 

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So then I'm confused. How would we not be able then to have unity between the two of us?

Much love!

I can not be in unity as brothers because we are not really, but we can acknowledge each others Christianity and be there for each other. We can have conversations to understand each other without assumptions and say things are wrong and we can enjoy each others company :)

 

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I can not be in unity as brothers because we are not really, but we can acknowledge each others Christianity and be there for each other. We can have conversations to understand each other without assumptions and say things are wrong and we can enjoy each others company :)

I like that!

:)

I've found that when I've serve alongside people, the differences in our views don't seem to matter as much. We're all trying to do the same thing, help others in some way.

Enduring hardships together also tends to bond people. Koinonia is a good word to know and look at it's uses. Are you familiar with this?

Much love!

 

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Koinonia is a good word to know and look at it's uses. Are you familiar with this?

I heard the word before, must research :)