Conservative65
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Because I, like Christ, can distinguish between the person and the action. There is no loophole. You think telling someone what they're doing is wrong is hating the person. It's hating the sin.Christ said to not sin. You seem to think that sinning is OK. I'm quoting Christ's words verbatim.Show me an example where Christ said to tolerate the sins of my neighbor. You seem to claim He did.
You hate yourself. It's obvious.
I've claimed he told you to love your neighbor. And that he gave you no caveats around that. No excuses. But told you to love your neighbor as yourself. To love one another as he loved you.
And your response is to tell Christ to go **** himself. To ignore Christ and imagine excuses for HATING your neighbor, for ignoring one of the two great commandments.
Um, no. I'm not doing that. I'm listening to Christ on this one. Not to a bigot who tells me to do exactly opposite of what Christ commanded. And I'm certainly not taking 'comfort' or joy in anyone's damnation.
That's not Christianity. That's anti-Christianity you're spewing.
I've claimed Christ said to go and sin no more without caveats but you ignore it.
Christ didn't say 'love one another, as I have loved you....except the sinners'. He told us to love our neighbor. Period. There are no caveats. There are no loopholes.
Christ tells me to love my neighbor. You take comfort in the suffering and damnation of my neighbor. Why would I ignore Christ and instead believe you.....especially when what your'e telling me is EXPLICITLY contradicted by Christ himself?
There is no reason. I refuse to hate anyone because you do.
My response is to tell you who twist God's word to go **** yourself.
Twisting? I'm QUOTING. Verbatim. And when I ask you to show me ANY caveats or exceptions to the great commandment to love your neighbor....
.......you've got jack shit.
There are none. And yet you imagine a special exemption for YOUR bigotry, for YOUR hatred, a special set of rules that excuse you from following the commandment. Um, no. I'm not doing that.
How then is it 'twisting God's word' to recognize that when Christ commanded that we love our neighbor, he commanded that we love our neighbor? And why would any Christian take 'comfort' in anyone's damnation? What sick **** takes comfort in someone else's suffering?
Not a Christian.
And how does Christ's commandment to 'go and sin no more' exempt you from his greatest commandment: to love your neighbor?
It doesn't. You're trying to find loopholes. Excuses. And there are none. I will not hate my neighbor. Not because he's gay. Not because he sins. Not because you take comfort in my neighbor's suffering and damnation.
I will not ignore Christ and instead follow someone insisting I ignore Christ and follow him.
If you tolerate your neighbor's sin, you hate God and the teaching of Christ. For that, God made it clear that you will suffer despite his desire you don't. It's your choice.
