Featured Assigning a view to Christ?

Thank you.... she was an incredible woman. Did I mention that she lost my dad at 39 yo so rearing the family was entirely on her shoulders

 

I rather hope your argument takes into account that many disabled aren't able to make a living for themselves, even if they can work in some capacity.

My stepdad was paralyzed, bedridden and had multiple health complications, and was in and out of the hospital every few months. Few, if any, could hold a steady job in that condition.
He did lead a Bible study at our home, when he was well enough to. The entire church would come to our house and sit around his hospital bed while he had the Bible open on his lap.

 

Amen

 

Oh, now I get it. You were being rude, crude and mean-spirited.

Peace to you

 

That’s called being blunt. Have you never been in the military? Have you never worked in the construction trades? Never played in team sports?

guess not

 

This is a debate forum. Every time you post you give your opinion.

Your post didn’t address what I said. It was rude, crude and mean-spirited.

It has been my observation, opinion, that those who support socialist/liberal policies become angry when you point out they are being generous with other people’s money.

They tend to quote scripture concerning generosity toward the poor but can’t find a passage that commands that you be generous with other people’s money.

This is being blunt. You cannot claim moral superiority when you are using other people’s money.

As far as your other questions....yes,yes,yes.

Peace to you

 

Jesus did not fit current political labels. If we look at the world and the impact of Christ's ministry, we see both good and bad. Christians need to be "conservative" and protect and defend what is good, but liberal and tear down what is bad.

 

And who is doing that?

 

Again, opinions & observations

 

Well I haven’t

 

The problem is that of persuppositions in the understanding of words, both by the reader and from the translaters of the Bible text.

 

What do you suppose? I understand Jesus to have taught, there is what belongs to government, and there is what belongs to God. Jesus did not teach socialism.

 

About what I think--that if political, government running type things were important to Christianity, then we would have been left with instructions on how to run government. With what we have been left with, no specific instruction, you can make almost whatever you want out of it, or read your innate biases into it.
I think in the meantime, until Christ's return, our main concern should be making disciples, instead of making more laws.

 

Without suppositions one cannot believe anything to know anything. One's fundamental suppositions are found in one's language. Starting with self. Even though reality is first. Without language, how can meaning be expressed?

 

No.

What is a kingdom of God?

No.

No.

No.