Xander Moricz

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.

It also tells people not to judge unharmful practices and to offer grace, to offer faith, to offer love.

It also says that if you use the text to tell other people how to live their lives, then that is not Christ-like.

You're vehemently misquoting Christ.

So do you believe women should have rights?

Then if we were to follow this lane of thinking, women would not have rights.

Who fundamentally pushed for better positions for women?

Good Christians.

Christians, yes, historically, right?

And now good Christians throughout the world are pushing to include LGBTQ plus people in the name of the Holy Spirit.

What does it mean to be a Christian?

What is a Christian?

A Christian is someone who acts with love and the word of God.

What is love?