Why are we so easily divided as Christians? Are we innately divisive and judgmental? Does the Christian worldview promote such behavior, or does it preclude and discourage us from making judgments against one another?
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Wendell Espeland
September 16, 2024 at 7:14 am
Totally awesome, spot on! I couldn’t agree more.
Thank you for sharing! Please keep on marching with the truth!
Wendell
Jonathan Say
September 18, 2024 at 9:47 am
Thank you for the analogy of justice and mercy being 2 sides of the same coin, thank you for your teachings as well as the videos Cold-case on Youtube, thanks for caring and sharing!
Trevor Hardy
September 27, 2024 at 1:50 am
Thanks J Warner for all that you do.
Just wanted to share another perspective you might find helpful in regard to the “log in our own eye”.
It’s one of practicality, I don’t think that we could have an unknown “actual” log in our eye, but we could have a spec in our eye the same as our brother’s spec, but the it becomes a log from our perspective because of it’s closeness to our point of view. Due to it’s closeness we can attempt to look around it, yet it distorts our vision or block our perception of reality, rendering us unable to effectively assist others.