Many flavors of Christianity. Been there, done that. There are saints and assholes in all of them. I'm just trying to love the sinner and hate the sin.
I am not a Christian, but I know enough about Jesus to know he would be appalled by the cruelty being done in his name. You put it beautifully Tiffany, and I hope many Christians spend a few minutes of their Easter reading and thinking about your words.
"What’s happening now isn’t about liberal or conservative." <- I beg to differ, this is very much about liberal and conservative. The two parties could not be more different. The Democratic Party has advanced the significant social progress we've seen since Civil Rights legislation was passed in the mid-1960s. The Republican Party seems intent on taking us back in time when the U.S. was more bigoted and unequal, and hugely more segregated.
After the Civil Rights Act, one party fought to end Jim Crow; the other invited him to join the GOP and handed him a megaphone. Turns out, when you lose the Confederacy once, you just rebrand it.
Every time I hear a true Christian speak out against these lies and this harmful divisive bullshit it gives me hope that more will
We must walk publicly in Him no matter what it costs us. Or something like that ❤️🙏
Many flavors of Christianity. Been there, done that. There are saints and assholes in all of them. I'm just trying to love the sinner and hate the sin.
SAME ❤️🙏
I am not a Christian, but I know enough about Jesus to know he would be appalled by the cruelty being done in his name. You put it beautifully Tiffany, and I hope many Christians spend a few minutes of their Easter reading and thinking about your words.
Thank you, Mindy. I hope they do, too. There is so much work to be done. Happy Sunday ❤️🙏
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"What’s happening now isn’t about liberal or conservative." <- I beg to differ, this is very much about liberal and conservative. The two parties could not be more different. The Democratic Party has advanced the significant social progress we've seen since Civil Rights legislation was passed in the mid-1960s. The Republican Party seems intent on taking us back in time when the U.S. was more bigoted and unequal, and hugely more segregated.
After the Civil Rights Act, one party fought to end Jim Crow; the other invited him to join the GOP and handed him a megaphone. Turns out, when you lose the Confederacy once, you just rebrand it.
"We can disagree and still love each other, unless your disagreement is rooted in my oppression and denial of my humanity and right to exist."
James Baldwin
In the first few minutes of this podcast, the theologian describes this weaponization and how in Christian it is … https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/country-first-conversations/id1555880247?i=1000550028418