Just because love or a lifestyle is different from what you practice
Doesn't mean you get to be judgemental. Love is love 🌈
Magicianzini · M
Judgemental - no man can judge another man's salvation. It's true.
But we are told that we cannot obtain salvation without turning away from sin.
Those of us who care WILL warn others to turn away from sin. It doesn't mean we're necessarily judging the salvation aspect but we are told what we are told.
There is NO love in someone's heart if they continuously turn a blind eye to another Christian consistently sinning.
We have to speak up and warn the person that they are in danger.
You say it once or twice. Still rejected? It's on them then. Their lust is more important to them than God and His Law.
But we are told that we cannot obtain salvation without turning away from sin.
Those of us who care WILL warn others to turn away from sin. It doesn't mean we're necessarily judging the salvation aspect but we are told what we are told.
There is NO love in someone's heart if they continuously turn a blind eye to another Christian consistently sinning.
We have to speak up and warn the person that they are in danger.
You say it once or twice. Still rejected? It's on them then. Their lust is more important to them than God and His Law.
thechik96 · 31-35, F
@Magicianzini if God created everyone ....... And he knows everything that is to be..... He made a mistake because he doesn't agree and chooses to shape someone into his image and that way of thinking? However...... I'm not a Christian so I'm not subject to this belief system at all. Where I agree that you can "love the sinner not the sin" you cannot turn your back on the sinner if you actually follow your chosen text....
Magicianzini · M
@thechik96 Yes, that's exactly right. You can't turn your back on the sinner if they are professing to be Christian. That's why you warn them more than once about committing such acts as sodomy/perversion/lust.
For non-believers, all you can "try" to do is warn once - but pearls before swine issue usually just applies.
The rest, uncertain what you're talking about shaping vs. mistake. God doesn't make mistakes. People do. Sin is one of those mistakes.
For non-believers, all you can "try" to do is warn once - but pearls before swine issue usually just applies.
The rest, uncertain what you're talking about shaping vs. mistake. God doesn't make mistakes. People do. Sin is one of those mistakes.