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Category Archives: disapproval
In our American democracy, why do some people designate dissent (and disagreement) as “hate”? Why can’t disagreement just be a difference of viewpoint?
Posted in belief, cultural taboos, culture, customs, democratic, disapproval, hate speech, name calling, opinion, point of view, political correctness, political dysfunction, political issue, political positions, political views, politics, societal, society, taboo, viewpoint, views
Tagged America, debate, democracy, diagreement, dissent, hate
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Have we been emotionally screwed by living in a culture that constantly promotes the rude, the crude, and the lewd?
Have we been emotionally screwed By living in a culture That constantly promotes The rude, the crude, and the lewd? “Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever … Continue reading
Posted in alternative lifestyle, contemporary, conviction of sin, corrupt culture, cravings, criticism, cultural taboos, current condition, current events, deception, denial, disapproval, exploitation, guilt, indecency, language, lifestyles, marketing, mature language, moral failures, moral principles, morality, myths, protest, reason, rebellion, seduction, seduction of self-destruction, self-destruction, self-focus, self-will, selfish desires, sin, social media, societal, society, temptation, vulgarity
Tagged brainwashing, contemporary society, family values, Have we been screwed, negativity
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I Saw Lincoln (You Should Too!)
I saw Abraham Lincoln, not in person, of course, but in the new movie, Lincoln, directed by Steven Spielberg and staring Daniel Day-Lewis as Lincoln. I was expecting a drama about the life of Lincoln, but this was not that. … Continue reading
Posted in abolitionism, abolitionists, African Americans, American, American media, Americans, antii-slavery, black is beautiful, Black Like Me, blacks, books, clear conscience, combat, congress, corrupt culture, courage, Democrat, disapproval, equal rights, government, House of Representatives, human nature, human rights, inspiration, institution, integrity, judgment, judgments, justice, liberty and justice for all, lifestyles, majority, Mary Todd Lincoln, missional, moral failures, moral principles, morality, morals, movie, natural laws, negro spirituals, race, racism, racists, Republicans, sacrifice, Senate, Senator Charles Sumner, social justice, society, soldiers, spiritual combat, spiritual warfare, subhuman, Thaddeus Stevens, Uncategorized, US president, USA, values, war
Tagged 13th Constitutional Amendment, Abraham Lincoln, American abolitionist movement, American history, black history, Daniel Day-Lewis, Lincoln movie, politics, slavery, Steven Spielberg
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“First we practice sin, then defend it, then boast of it.” –Thomas Manton
Posted in choice, corrupt culture, criticism, defend, defense, denial, depravity, depression, disapproval, discomfort, dishonesty, disrespect, human nature, human rights, judge, judgment, lifestyles, meaning, moral failures, moral principles, moral restraints, morality, morality-phobic, morals, post-Christianity, rebellion, recovery, repent, repentance, seduction, seduction of self-destruction, self, self-destruction, self-produced, selfish desires
Tagged contemporary culture, quotations, quotes, sin, Thomas Manton
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Following The Holy Spirit To Where You Don’t Want To Go
Who wants to go where you don’t want to go? Jesus told His disciple Peter, that Peter would be led “where you do not want to go.” (John 21:18) Are you willing to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit … Continue reading
Posted in alternative lifestyle, Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, brokenness, Christ followers, Christ-centered, Christian, Christian community, Christian organizations, Christian values, church meetings, church programs, church roles, church structure, comfort, comfort zone, conviction of sin, crucified with Christ, deny yourself, devotion, disapproval, discomfort, faith, faith-based, followers of Christ, friendship, gifts of the Spirit, hearing God, hearing Jesus, Holy Spirit, house church, humility, I Corinthians 14:26, Jesus, Jesus Christ, John 21:18, kingdom of God, lifestyle Christianity, lifestyles, loneliness, move of God, movement, non-church, Peter, preference, presence of Christ, presence of God, priesthood of the believer, Protestant, rejection, religion, religious ceremonies, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, Salvationists, self-denial, selfish desires, simple church, spiritual, spiritual awakening, spiritual formation, spiritual growth, spiritual interaction, spiritual warfare, surrender to God, testimony, uncomfortable, where you do not want to go
Tagged Christianity, church, organic church, Spirit led, spirituality, The Salvation Army
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Can Real Love Disagree And/Or Disapprove?
Can real love disagree and/or disapprove? Yes. I know that it can. If you read my blog, you know that I am willing to think in uncommon ways. I have many ideas and some behaviors that are not commonly accepted … Continue reading
Posted in 95 theses, anti-war, belief, church, denominations, disapproval, disdain, ethics, faith, faith-based, free spirit, freedom, gifts of the Spirit, hate, hate speech, heretic, house church, judgments, kindness, lifestyles, moral principles, morality, morals, non-church, non-church movement, organic church, outside the box, pacifism, pacifists, participatory church, political correctness, popular culture, post-Christianity, questions, relational church, revolution, self-control, sermon, sermons, simple church, speaking in tongues, Spirit-led, spiritual, spiritual awakening, thinking, vegetarianism, violence, war, What would Jesus do?
Tagged acceptance, blog, disagreement, hate speech, honest disapproval, real love, religion, toleration
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A Preference And A Conviction Make Me Part Of Two Minority Groups
I’m part of two small minority groups, however, I seldom tell anyone. I guess I am in the closet. I’ve been a vegetarian for about 4 years. Its my preference. I stopped eating meat to support my daughter who is … Continue reading
Posted in anger, closet, conviction, disapproval, disdain, history, jail, pacifism, pacifists, parents, preference, tortured, vegan, vegetarianism, violence
Tagged lifestyle, minority groups, out of the closet, pacifism, preference, tolerance, vegan, vegetarianism, war
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