Conservative Speaker 3
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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But the point I'm making, so again, the reason why I said fundamental misunderstanding is because when it comes to reading the text and understanding the text, there's no form of like exegesis. There's no form of understanding context. There's no form of looking at the text and saying, hey, what is actually happening here?
They'll throw the Bible verse on there. And I said it less pretty, but that's exactly what it says. I'll give you one example based off a point I believe you're trying to make. So when the Bible talks about don't judge others when you have a plank in your eye, you're looking at the speck in your brother's eye when you have a plank in your eye. That's not saying that you cannot judge.
It's saying that when you do judge, make sure that you are holding yourself to a specific standard, right? We read it in Timothy and James when it talks about holding yourself to a certain standard as an elder and being in the church.
You're vehemently misquoting Christ.
Yes.
Who fundamentally pushed for better positions for women? Good Christians. Christians, yes, historically, right?
What does it mean to be a Christian? What is a Christian?
Yes.
Okay, so I would say that is a very watered down understanding of what love is.
So love in my, and I've actually been thinking about this, Love is the obligation to encourage others to pursue a life that will abundantly reconcile them with God.
See, again, you're misunderstanding. Marriage is a specific institution that God put in place as an example for our heavenly marriage to him, to Christ. That is the purpose of marriage.
Today it's perverted. People marry for love, people marry for very superficial things.
I would say for power. People in the past married for power. Marriage is a power play.
Sure. And historically, right? And in the Bible. Yes. So again, my point is there's a fundamental misunderstanding of the text because you said Christianity means to love. People always say things like, oh, the greatest commandment is to love. Again, when I talk about context, the greatest commandment is love in the context of the 10 commandments.
So in that conversation where they're talking about the 10 commandments, the 10 commandments is, first of all, the 10 commandments is a summary of like more than 600 laws, right?
No, no, no. man's understanding is not, and that's why Christ came and corrected us. So my point is, the context of the 10 commandments, right, is in the context of there was more than 600 laws, it boiled it down to 10, and then Jesus boiled it down to two, which people like to quote, love your neighbor. The first is actually love the Lord your God, right? In the context of the 10 commandments.
It is my theological opinion that the greatest commandment is when God says, be holy, for I am holy.
The reason why is because, again, my point is the fundamental misunderstanding of Christianity. Your position is that Christianity means that come as you are, stay as you are. That is fundamentally not true. I didn't say that. You are saying it because—
So you agree with my point when I said that your understanding of love is to affirm. That is not a biblical definition of love.
I'm saying that if a Christian believes that if I have a child and I believe that child is made in the image of God and God made them male or God made them female, And then someone comes along and says that they're not male or they're not female. That is contrary. It comes as a divide between what God intended.
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