exactly😂
I assure you, you would change your position if you were placed in a different environment. You are in a country where engineers are doing the work of technicians because there are few engineering jobs, most of which do not even pay well.
Just an internship in a proper engineering company will show you why some of what you think is mere theory is actually worth learning.
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Sin will chase you hard; you'll have to decide to flee and keep fleeing.
But beyond fleeing from sin, please run hard in the direction of God and truth.
Every step toward godliness is an escape from sin's seduction.
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EMBRACE IT
Abandoning church/Christianity so you can stop feeling guilty about the things Scripture forbids is like crossing the road with earplugs and a blindfold to "erase" the sight and sound of oncoming traffic.
The truth is the truth. But it can either help you or hit you. Embrace it, and it helps you. Ignore it, and, well... please don't.
Face it.
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Wow! Thank you, Sister Elizabeth, for being genuine.
Christianity is damn hard. You have to deny yourself daily and remain at enmity with sin.
The fact that millions of Christians continue to sin and pretend otherwise doesn't change what Christianity demands of us.
One of the reasons I stopped going to church was that I couldn’t reconcile the lifestyle I wanted to live with what the Bible taught.
The Bible has clear positions on premarital sex, modesty, drinking and several other things. I couldn’t imagine going to church every Sunday, reading my Bible and constantly feeling guilty because I knew I was living in ways that contradicted what I understood Christianity to teach.
What I find interesting tho is when “Christians” try to water down or reinterpret biblical teachings to make room for the very things those teachings condemn, picking and choosing parts of the Bible they like. The recent debate on the timeline about whether premarital sex is a sin is a good example. I find it quite funny, honestly.
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When you are tired of doing good, and you feel like quitting on kindness and goodness, please remember that God is always good to you and that there can be no ultimate regret for imitating Him.
Other people's wrongs shouldn't determine your behaviour.
We will reap the rewards if we do not quit!
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Christ loves us as we are, but His love is too great to leave us prisoners of sin, of what destroys us. The fire He came to bring has the power to break our chains and restore our freedom to love. There are wounds to be healed, failings to be acknowledged, and, whenever possible, wrongs to be made right. Allow Christ to transform you. #ApostolicJourney #Argentina
Honestly, you didn’t even lie.
That’s what happens when you have people who claim to be Christians holding beliefs contrary to what Christ commands.
It’s very simple, it’s because you Christians have allowed the woke culture infiltrate your sacred religion.
For example, it is well known that Muslims don’t support any kind of LGBT stuff and are openly against it. Muslims aren’t easily bullied into submission whilst in the
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