hate the sin, love the sinner

[Jesster]

[Athene]

[Drich]

[Jesster]

[Drich]

Because as I pointed out in my first post to you, that this is not a one time offer from the Holy Spirit. This offer is extended to you over the course of your life. It is the denial multiplied over a life time that constitutes blaspheme of the Spirit as again the offer is renewed daily till we die.

Yes, you did mention it was over a lifetime. Sorry about that. 
I was on a ridonkulously short break from my Saturday at the salt mines and didn't read it as carefully as I would've liked.

Couldn't even finish my frickin' noodles; rush, rush, rush.

are those like ramen noodles? My grandmother (who spoke no english) called them New-do's We HATED New-do's. We called them Old-doo (old poop) I don't think she ever got the joke.

She would start with the Ramen beef, and then put a table spoon of Korean ketchup (Gochijang) in them which would set "both holes on fire" (one now and one about 8 hours from now) Or she would put Cheong-guk-jang (or stinky bean paste) in it which litterally looks and smells like mashed up dog poo (hence Old doo's) Basically it is mashed up and firmented soybeans, left out in the sun in jars to bake for weeks. Looks and smells bad tastes so good! (which is why when they say smell is like 90% of taste I know its a lie.) This stuff tastes nothing like it smells. But it makes you smell like it smells.

[Drich]

[Jesster]

Yeah, I didn't even read any of that. You've already proven yourself to be an asshat who doesn't love others. Enjoy your next meme response.

then why post?

To troll you lol. This is how much I value you at this point.

[Cecelia]

It's so interesting to me that often Christians lack the compassion to show what is true love. The idea of 'hate the sin, love the sinner' is one great example of that. They believe that they can sit and silently judge someone as a sinner, while still having love for them. This isn't love at all, of course. But they don't get that. Because their book has such a warped idea of what love is, that they have a warped idea of what love is. They wouldn't know what love was if it bit them in the ass.

[Jesster]

It's so interesting to me that often Christians lack the compassion to show what is true love.  The idea of 'hate the sin, love the sinner' is one great example of that.  They believe that they can sit and silently judge someone as a sinner, while still having love for them.  This isn't love at all, of course.  But they don't get that.  Because their book has such a warped idea of what love is, that they have a warped idea of what love is.  They wouldn't know what love was if it bit them in the ass.

Exactly. This is why I made my comparison between Christianity and abusive relationships. You may try to label it as love, but it's really just control and fear in the end.

[Drich]

It's so interesting to me that often Christians lack the compassion to show what is true love.  The idea of 'hate the sin, love the sinner' is one great example of that.  They believe that they can sit and silently judge someone as a sinner, while still having love for them.  This isn't love at all, of course.  But they don't get that.  Because their book has such a warped idea of what love is, that they have a warped idea of what love is.  They wouldn't know what love was if it bit them in the ass.

Because sin is an abstract uniquely christian concept, and you can not POSSIBLY Love someone who sins against you (if sin were a thing...)


Which is why I liken loving a sinner hating a sin to loving a family member who was an addict.

As it is possible to love a child or spouse addicted to a drug, and HATE the Pain they bring into your life as an addict.