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Enticements or Ethics / Cravings or Conscience / Passions or Principles
We live in a society that is big on enticements to follow and obey our desires, but little on ethical living — big on obeying cravings but little on following our conscience — big on surrendering to self-destructive passions, but … Continue reading
Posted in bondage, confession of sin, conpulsions, cravings, enticements, evil, moral failure, moral foundations, moral judgment, moral laws, moral reformer, moral restraints, morals, peace, right and wrong, right conduct, right from wrong, right living, righteousness, self-control, self-discipline, self-help, self-respect, self-restraint, sexual purity, sin
Tagged America, conscience, ethics, lifestyle, morality, self-control
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Jesus Living On The Inside
How can anyone describe Jesus living inside you? It’s like having a shower head Inside your heart, Continually spraying Soothing, comforting, Energizing, thrilling, and refreshing Streams of joy, love, peace, faith, and hope All through your emotions, your mind, and … Continue reading
Don’t collide with the Guide Inside — obey the voice of God!
Posted in collision, guide inside, hearing God, hearing Jesus, The Voice, voice of God, voices
Tagged conscience, God, inner guide
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Mental Health Note — Sinsanity
Here’s a mental health note about sinsanity. If you try to build your sanity on sin and self, you will sink under the sifting sands of sinsanity. Sinsanity will drive you hazy. Your conscience will become dull. You won’t know … Continue reading
Posted in alienated, biblical Christianity, choice, Christ, confused, conpulsions, conscience, cravings, depression, desires, dull conscience, Jesus, Jesus Christ, lost, mental health note, obedience, religion, right from wrong, sifting sands, sinsanity, submission, surrender, surrender to God
Tagged conscience, mental health, right and wrong, sanity, sin
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Respecting The Human Right To Disagree And/Or Disapprove
A human mind will sometimes disagree with the thoughts of other people. A human conscience will at times disapprove of the behavior of others. This is a basic fact and a fundamental human right that is accepted and understood by … Continue reading
Posted in adultery, alcohol, alternative lifestyle, and/or, answer to God, attitude, belief, belief system, Bible, Biblical concept, booze it up, boundaries, Chic-Fil-A, choice, compliance, contemporary, conviction of sin, corrupt culture, cravings, darkness, deeds, discipline, drinking, drunk, drunkenness, habit, hate, heavy drinking, lifestyles, love, modern myths, moral principles, moral restraints, morality, morals, myths, phobic, political correctness, popular culture, post-Christianity, reason, repentance, right and wrong, right conduct, right living, righteousness, Scriptures, sin, sobriety, thinking, thoughts, tolerance, Uncategorized, values, we have turned everyone to his own way
Tagged conscience, disagreement, disapproval, discrimination, hate speech, human rights, lifestyle, religion
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Guilt-Free Living
Guilt-free living is amazing . . . Knowing you are forgiven, Keeping a clean conscience, and Living in freedom from the control of cravings and compulsions. Guilt-free living comes through daily following and obeying the living, resurrected Jesus Christ. “What … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, conscience, forgiveness, freedom, guilt free, Nashville, recovery, religion, The Salvation Army
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Pro Choice Or No Choice? Popular Culture’s Conflicting Concepts
The term pro choice and the phrase the right to choose are widely used in American society while at the same time popular culture preaches the concept that people have no choice but to obey certain cravings, compulsions, orientations, and/or … Continue reading
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Tagged American society, conscience, genetic tendencies, Israeli leader, Joshua, orientations, pro choice, right to choose
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Who Dat? The Voice (It’s Really 3 Voices)
Who dat talkin’ in my head? It is important to understand that the voice that speaks in every human mind has three sources. (It’s really 3 voices.) If we miss this point we falsely think that our own thinking is … Continue reading
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Tagged addictions, conscience, demons, evil, inner voice, The Voice, Who dat talkin?, Who dat?
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Conscience, Moral Principals, Judgments, Right Conduct, & Shame
Quotations from the book, “Knowing Right From Wrong,” by Thomas D. Williams: “In the depths of our consciences we recognize the existence of a law we did not write, but which we feel we must obey. We have the power … Continue reading
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Tagged conscience, judgments, Knowing Right From Wrong, moral principles, nonjudgmental, right conduct, shame, Thomas D. Williams
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