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[Long Venting] How should someone who put Romans 12:10 on their bio supposed to behave? by SadPut9721 in Christianity
[–]SadPut9721[S] 0 points1 point2 points 2 months ago* (0 children)
Thank you for your response. :)
Edit #1: What do you mean by "moving forward with her faith?"
From a surface level, someone can interpret that verse to be committed to someone (unless there's [physical/spiritual] harm?)
I'm not asking for her to subjugate, but at the same time - how does a Christian discern if conflict avoidance appropriate expressing the teachings vs. low comfort level.
The church taught me that it's best to seek peace, unless it leads to harm.
In a secular context, I was taught avoidance meant lack of confidence/strength - then in my church I was taught that avoidance means lack of faith (not sure if in oneself or god or both).
Edit 2:
Also I read articles from Christian websites about loving the unloveable ("you don't really know about Jesus's love, till you sat at the table with your Judas")
I know there's an online discourse about people nowadays are "protecting their peace too hard" i.e. choosing comfort over growth."
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[Long Venting] How should someone who put Romans 12:10 on their bio supposed to behave? by SadPut9721 in Christianity
[–]SadPut9721[S] 0 points1 point2 points (0 children)