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The “What Would Jesus Do?” meme was wholly destructive and useful for the unbelieving pretenders. "What would Jesus do?" "Exactly what I'm doing!" It's a rubber stamp statement to justify behavior, and condemn others who don't approve of unbiblical behaviors. Remember, the American Idol runner-up and avowed homosexual Clay Aiken always wears a "WWJD" wrist band.

The truth is that not even His disciples knew what Jesus was going to do from one moment to the next. So how in the world can WE know?

[SaxxonWoods]

“The “What Would Jesus Do?” meme was wholly destructive and useful for the unbelieving pretenders.”

“What would Jesus do” has nothing to do with what Jesus might do. It has to do with what some people want to do.

[MeganC]

Well said and I cannot add to your wisdom here.