People are not the problem; the culture, and the actions thereof are. Which is why it is said to hate the sin, love the sinner. Focusing attention on that which permeates the culture is what will win the spiritual battle.

Beware the children of the lie I'm getting that shirt hopefully arriving soon

Yes I would, because even the enemy needs to see I am willing to lay down my "wants", ego and riches to show the right way.

hard to tell if thats what he meant by the question.

does that also mean that flesh is your enemy?

no I wouldn't

let the enemy suffer and die

he asks you what you mean by life, life good means all phsyical stuff and desires

to me that does, death itself doesn't make sense

when it says if so what does that mean it wasnt speaking about life. it was the lay your life down for your enemy part

just askign you of your opinion, its not hard dummy

im willing to stand up against evil no matter who or wat is involved. i dont see flesh as the enemy.

nice

nice personal attack 😉

personal is part of your life? lay that stuff down bro

bad for you

wat u goin on about?

life could mean everything you see as important<:HidethePain:406328683503288320>

kanye said do you have the power to let power go?

yeezus

love that guy

life means life

xD

jesse: "the word is obey"

What is your justification for believing in a God?

And don’t say “the Bible tho”

@sans it was programmed into me by my parents and now my belief in God is involuntary, and I enjoy having an imaginary friend who create(s/d) the universe.

Programmed until 7 years old: Programmed (Unconsciously) for life.

@sans the justification is u. if ur here to say all this then god must exist. or else u wouldnt be doing it ey?

@sans I believe the order that exists within this world is a sign of His existence.

Which may sound vague but my point is that everything is created with purpose and order..

and to sway away therefrom is to cause disorder > chaos > death..

A very obvious example is when the wife is the head of the family.

@Robert so what you’re saying is, the laws of reality, must have a law giver? Correct me if I’m wrong

Oh ok I see, you’re talking about the morality of the Bible, and how Religion can give us a sense of purpose. Without it, you’re only going to be depressed and you’re going to have no goal

That has nothing to do with if God actually exists though

What you firstly wrote is closest to what I meant :^)

Oh ok so if there must be a law giver, where were the laws that gave the law giver the ability to give any laws?

If what you’re saying is that he goes beyond the laws of reality, then that is a fictional concept. You can not go beyond those laws. That’s why those laws are there

Reality: The state of things as they actually exist, as opposed to an idealistic or notional idea of them.

*Just googled for the conv's sake*