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Consider Homer and his Iliad…

February17

“Hateful to me as the gates of Hades, is that man who hides one thing in his heart and speaks another”. – Homer, the Iliad

This strikes as the very heart of the problem when Christians judge people outside (or in, for that matter) their own faith.

Whether Christ actually rose from the dead or not, people of “faith” pose the highest irony by apparently not understanding what Christ was trying to accomplish.

My point is:

Once a ‘Christian’ judges anyone, for any reason, they fail their commission and reduce credibility.

From “This Would Be Jefferson’s View” – By Brian Patrick Cork

Peace to my Brothers and Sisters…

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