The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong.
Mahatma Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi
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The Weak Can Never Forgive
- Thread starter Crabtownboy
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Mahatma is wrong
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I bet right about now Mahatma is wishing he was strong enough to have taken advantage of some real forgiveness.
Are you so sure your judgment is infallible? Three quotes from Gandhi I bet you were unaware of:
All of the above quotes from Gandhi are questionable at best.
LOL. Anyone who has been stupid enough to engage you in any intelligent exchange of ideas has had you pull those quotes out. And they still stink.
If Ghandi died believing what he preached. He's in hell. Fat load of good his "strength" is doing him now.
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He preached finding salvation in creation. Surely you will admit Ghandi was not a Christian, won't you ? Are you that eager to pollute the word of God with worldly teaching ?
What makes you think that is what he preached? I am not sure what you mean by the words salvation in creation. Care to explain that for me?
I have never said he was a Christian as I do not know. It really is not for you or me to decide. It is up to God to decide. Right?
You might find the following quote interesting where Gandhi hints at being a Christian.
If you believe salvation is taught in the sermon on the mount then you are not saved, either. Salvation does not come from Christ's teachings. It comes from his shed blood. If you and Ghandi preach the sermon on the mount as a salvation message you both send people to hell. Pretty sad.
I would not say that salvation comes from the Sermon on the Mount. However, I would say if the Sermon on the Mount plays no part in the way a person lives their life ... this would be very worrisome.
Yes, Christ's death and resurrection paid for our sins. However it takes more than a verbal assent. If accepting Christ does not change the actions or our lives and the way we view and treat others then I would say this is violating the Sermon on the Mount. Do you agree?
The second part of your statement is off topic. If Ghandi based his salvation on his agreement with the sermon on the mount, then he died unsaved. Agree or disagree ?
Completely off-topic. Start another one about bearing fruits. You quote Ghandi as considering himself a Christian, basing it on what Christ said in the sermon on the mount. I am calling hogwash on it, and telling you his words have no business on a Christian message board. So why put them up here ?
Salvation by faith and bearing fruits show your faith.
Show me your works and I will show you your faith.
Please learn to use the quote function properly.
You quoted Ghandi, if you read his posts that you quoted you will find his statement on believing the sermon on the mount being his salvation. It's right there, I'm sure even you will see it.
You quoted Ghandi, if you read his posts that you quoted you will find his statement on believing the sermon on the mount being his salvation. It's right there, I'm sure even you will see it.
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Also, I find it hilarious that you can't judge Ghandi's faith but are fine judging mine. Stupid, but hilarious.
Tom Bryant
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The sad part of this is that CTB is involved in a seminary.
Yup. Lets hope he's mopping floors.
