She disgusts me, but no one has the right to instill hate. I find I have to endure the damage she has caused millions in America, but I will not allow her to instill hate in my soul. I long for Justice, and Justice she will have. Some are so wicked that God let’s them run wild that their cup of his wrath is made full.
She WILL drink the contents, every last drop. If I cared whit for her, I would pity her. But I do not, she is a passing stench like a fart in an elevator. Here today, gone tomorrow, forever...
God is just, it’s why he made a lake of fire for eternity.
We need to concentrate on being people who will not burn aside her. Thank Christ for that.
Knowing I was saying the things I've said and knowing my audience, I expected this line of reasoning. It's a very philosophical point I make. If I had more religious training I could speak to you in the words that you are used to.
I believe that certain words have been cheapened until they no longer mean what they were intended to mean. Hate is one of those words. I believe that the tenets of Christianity have been so twisted by unlearned men, as to be almost rendered useless as a guide for human behavior. I believe that God himself puzzles over some of the ways that man has interpreted his word.
Or maybe I just don't get it. That could be too. Most of this is coming off the top of my head. I just can't believe that God would allow his people to be placed on earth to be prey for evil men. I believe a righteous God would allow for righteous indignation, anger, and even wrath in the pursuit of justice. Evil is often times self evident and must be fought on this earth. It cannot be allowed to flourish.
It sounds like you live in Israel. Do not the people of Israel rise up with righteous wrath on occasion to protect their people? Is that evil? Or is it Gods will.
Don't let's let our belief in Jesus prevent us from living a full and contented life on this planet, free from evil merely for a promise of eternity. I don't find that fair or just. I for one, will not suffer the wolf to prey upon the lamb.
There. That's my answer to the Christian rebuttal. Not sure how I did, but it feels right. Let me know.
The King in the North