"Woke" values and Christian values

@fmf said
But can some overlap not be found in Christian values regarding tolerance, compassion, and forgiveness?

One would hope so.

However I don’t see this happening in the USA anytime soon, and certainly not in a way which would impact the widening cultural gap in the identity politics you mention.

@mike69 said
You’re welcome to jump over to my thread and help figure that one out if you like.

I've just had a look. You are making a fool of yourself on that thread. You don't seem to be the slightest bit interested in this topic.

@fmf said
I've just had a look. You are making a fool of yourself on that thread. You don't seem to be the slightest bit interested in this topic.

Think you would debate that to my face?

@mike69 said
Think you would debate that to my face?

What makes you ask?

@fmf said
What makes you ask?

Does it change anything

@mike69 said
Does it change anything

If you were on holiday here in my town and I realized that you were in the same bar as me, I wouldn't bother to walk across the room to greet you. So I don't know in what scenario you imagine debating me face to face.

@fmf said
If you were on holiday here in my town and I realized that you were in the same bar as me, I wouldn't bother to walk across the room to greet you. So I don't know in what scenario you imagine debating me face to face.

I already knew that, have fun in your playground.

@mike69 said
I already knew that, have fun in your playground.

As a self-identifying Christian, you exhibit no grown-up interest in the values or behaviours you call "woke" nor, seemingly, do you exhibit much interest in Christian values, so why are you posting on this thread?

@fmf said
For most Christians ~ and certainly according to the Bible, as far as I am aware ~ homosexual acts are "sinful". But, without approving of gay sexual orientation, can't Christians - in the spirit of "love your neighbour" - be against systematic discrimination against homosexuals? That would be an overlap, would it not?

I think this is the correct approach and in keeping with the teachings of Christ. A professed Christian should, if he is asked
- identify the act of homosexuality as sin without fearing anyone
- point out that Jesus said sin is to be avoided [eg the adulterous woman was not stoned but told go and sin no more]
- continue to show brotherly love to professed gays, with showing any kind of discrimination.

@fmf said
As a self-identifying Christian, you exhibit no grown-up interest in the values or behaviours you call "woke" nor, seemingly, do you exhibit much interest in Christian values, so why are you posting on this thread?

So you accept that your religious views might be "confusing things" and rendering you unable to discern the truth?

@fmf said
If you were on holiday here in my town and I realized that you were in the same bar as me, I wouldn't bother to walk across the room to greet you. So I don't know in what scenario you imagine debating me face to face.

I am sorry you're feeling whatever it is that made you post stuff like this.

@fmf said
No thanks.

Oh the irony.

It’s the new Talking FMF Doll. Pull his string, watch his eyes dance and roll. He even say’s one of his favorite saying and one sound.

Whoosh!

@fmf
Your next move, ignore, float around and make a few stupid post in GF’s. Then back here off an onward with your agenda.

Sit tight, Robin should be along any minute.🤣