so basically, I'd like for you to explain to me what, 'love thy neighbor' means, and why being a pacifist and loving everyone including sodomites, pedophiles, degenerates, etc., and people who are unironically agents of satan is not at all what Jesus Christ said, and certainly not what he meant

Love thy neighbor as I have loved you

It’s to love everyone in an attempt as Christ loves us

That Christly love is not approving of unrepentant sinning

Christ hung out with sinners and prostitutes etc to change their ways

And he had to be harsh with his language to do so

That is the love we give to each other

If we have unrepentant sinners or those that wish to commit evil upon us for being Christians, we show ‘love’ by being forceful and unapologetic in our words beliefs and actions

Hence showing ‘love’ to a pedophile is life in prison (or death penalty to receive God’s ultimate judgement)

‘Love’ to a heretic waging war on Christianity is by fighting back

That is what love all people means

you down to vc?

Can’t a person who hates them also be “forceful and unapologetic”. What will be the difference if me showing love that way and also just me hating them and doing the same thing?

The difference is the Christian intent

Killing someone trying to kill your family is not ‘hatred’

Killing someone that you hate is hatred

guys lets vc

if you can lol

Gotcha

Can’t right now

aight

let me know when you can, I want to have a conversation about this, and present a few hypotheticals so you can help me refute them

Now ‘love’ expressed toward most people especially other moral Christians is the traditional ‘love’ that we all know about

What i was talking about above is how do we show ‘love’ to all people including enemies heretics unrepentant sinners etc

Sure

Clearly those guys on that server didn’t think you were showing “love”

They have a secular view of love and not a Godly one.

love is just when i have nice feeling in tummy

I had my Priest bless my saint benedict medal

He used this formula

I want to make sure it was blessed validly

yes that's the typical English form of the blessing

Ok cool

And its a cross, so did he have to bless the medal and crucifix seperately or no?

I believe so, since the blessing is specific to the medal

Cool thanks for making sure for me guys

You should've seen father try to sprinkle the holy water on it lol, because its so small, and his desk has like no room

http://cbcc.weebly.com/uploads/4/7/4/6/4746946/the_blackwell_companion_to_natural_theology.pdf