So the first angel went and poured his bowl on the earth, and a foul and painful sore came on those who had the mark of the beast and who worshipped its image.
Matthew 23:24
Then if anyone says to you, “Look! Here is the Messiah!” or “There he is!”—do not believe it.
24 For false messiahs and false prophets will appear and produce great signs and omens, to lead astray, if possible, even the elect.
If people on the Right want to claim a Christian high ground, then quote the book that matters most to them.
Matthew 25:35, separating the goats and sheep, outlines how Jesus would judge people at the end times. These are the questions:
Did you clothe me?
Did you feed me?
Did you visit me in jail?
Did you help me when I was a foreigner in a strange land?
We must show the modern hypocrisy and how people have fallen astray from their own values. They must be reminded of the values that got us here. If this book is how they truly ground their lives, then there is no way to deny it.
Either they accept Christ’s message or they don’t. I don’t care who asks these questions: they are good moral questions.
At least early Christianity is in many ways socialism. Remember the feeding of the 5000 with “five loaves” and “two fish”?
The true meaning is that there will be plenty if everyone shares. That’s the real miracle.
Revelations 16:2
Matthew 23:24
If people on the Right want to claim a Christian high ground, then quote the book that matters most to them.
When the true king’s murderers are allowed to roam free, a thousand magicians arise in the land.
Where are the feast we are promised?
(Jim Morrison, An American Prayer)
That book only matters to them insofar as they can use to it to control others.
Matthew 25:35, separating the goats and sheep, outlines how Jesus would judge people at the end times. These are the questions:
We must show the modern hypocrisy and how people have fallen astray from their own values. They must be reminded of the values that got us here. If this book is how they truly ground their lives, then there is no way to deny it.
Either they accept Christ’s message or they don’t. I don’t care who asks these questions: they are good moral questions.
This is why I’ve recently started liking religion more and more. There’s genuine good moral pointers and good texts to reflect on there.
Sad a loud voice has to ruin it. At least the church here is LGBT safe and accepting which I’m thankful for.
At least early Christianity is in many ways socialism. Remember the feeding of the 5000 with “five loaves” and “two fish”?
The true meaning is that there will be plenty if everyone shares. That’s the real miracle.