tourists24
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I'm comfortable enough in my salvation
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tourists24
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Who on here has said that Jesus was a capitalist?
Economics is mentioned right away
To use your language its a dubious proposition to say jesus supports capitalist exploitation
Not true.
You've been saying all along that you talk directly to God, and he to you. Nowhere in the New Testament are we taught that Christians will interact in that way with God. You are going beyond the Scriptures which makes you a false teacher. It's not a matter of hating you. You're simply deluded.
BrownFlush
Woke Racist Reigning Ban King
That's because you're a Calvinist.
there must be something wrong indeed
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James Cone's Gospel of the Penniless, Jobless, Marginalized and Despised - Truthdig
The true power of the Christian gospel is its unambiguous call for liberation from forces of oppression and for a fierce and uncompromising condemnation of all who oppress.
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BrownFlush
Woke Racist Reigning Ban King
reminds me of the debates on this thread
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James Cone's Gospel of the Penniless, Jobless, Marginalized and Despised - Truthdig
The true power of the Christian gospel is its unambiguous call for liberation from forces of oppression and for a fierce and uncompromising condemnation of all who oppress.
www.truthdig.com
Integrity
Binge Poster
So true, sorry I believe you are wrong.
Integrity
Binge Poster
That is your opinion, which in my opinion is so wrong.
Sorry you don’t believe, your loss, not mine.
Can you cite the Scriptures that say God will speak directly to us, converse with us?
Integrity
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My brethren, seek God alone today, deny your own understanding of the Bible, and I trust you will understand the Bible as you never have. The Holy Spirit will see to it.
May you yield to God and not the Bible. Then the Bible will be truly useful to you my friend!
newfie
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what is this? its not a biblical quote ?
same with this is this you preaching to van?May you yield to God and not the Bible. Then the Bible will be truly useful to you my friend!
"Once you sit down and look at the original Hebrew and read the rest of the Scripture, it tells you exactly what it means. The problem is you got this guy, Jesus, who was the founder, and he was pretty clear. So for example, the first sermon he preached, he said, ‘‘The spirit of the Lord is upon me to give good news to the poor.’’ Luke wrote about this in the Gospel, using a Greek word for poor, ptochos. In Roman society at the time, ptochos meant those who’ve been made poor
because of exploitation.4
There were other words Luke could have used for poor, but he didn’t — he used ptochos" - william barber
Rev. William Barber on Greed, Poverty and Evangelical Politics (Published 2020)
“Jesus never charged a leper a co-pay!”
Jesus said, ‘‘Love your neighbor.’’ - william barber
Bible Gateway passage: Isaiah 58 - New International Version
True Fasting - “Shout it aloud, do not hold back. Raise your voice like a trumpet. Declare to my people their rebellion and to the descendants of Jacob their sins. For day after day they seek me out; they seem eager to know my ways, as if they were a nation that does what is right and has not...
its hard to imagine the bible is in favor of any economic system which exploits its workers.
is it against unjust treatment. the opposite of oppression is freedom and democracy.
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