This. You’ve got people simultaneously insisting that they can ignore the rules about not eating pork and not wearing mixed fabrics because the law of Moses no longer applies, but in the same breath continue to insist that the ten commandments are absolute.
Then it would be like one of those adventure books where you just choose who you want to hate, or who you’d like to kill or who you want to control or why you should have all the money. Every time you start reading, at the end of every chapter you get to choose what version you want depending on what you want at the time.
That’s not a thing. It can’t be, because they cherry-pick different parts depending on the situation.
This. You’ve got people simultaneously insisting that they can ignore the rules about not eating pork and not wearing mixed fabrics because the law of Moses no longer applies, but in the same breath continue to insist that the ten commandments are absolute.
Well obviously the 10 commandments are absolute, that’s why they’re the 10 commandments.
Yes, Jesus said to feed the poor and to love your neighbors, but that doesn’t include the disabled, “lazy”, or foreigners.
Keep those real estate prices up and they cannot afford to be your neighbor!
Then it would be like one of those adventure books where you just choose who you want to hate, or who you’d like to kill or who you want to control or why you should have all the money. Every time you start reading, at the end of every chapter you get to choose what version you want depending on what you want at the time.
It’s both, really