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@KellyJay said
https://youtu.be/WMDG-NlBK8U
That wasn't my downvote (at time of writing) but I see it a different way:

From my understanding: If one allows Christ or the Holy Spirit in [digression omitted], then no armor is needed.

I see a parallel between this Christian armoring against opposition, and (for instance) gay people defining themselves in opposition to the controllers and bullies and vilifiers in their cultural surrounds.


Go ahead, KJ, tell him what you unashamedly told me on more than one occasion.

As if salvation was yours to give.

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@Arkturos said
That wasn't my downvote (at time of writing) but I see it a different way:

From my understanding: If one allows Christ or the Holy Spirit in [digression omitted], then no armor is needed.

I see a parallel between this Christian armoring against opposition, and (for instance) gay people defining themselves in opposition to the controllers and bullies and vilifiers in their cultural surrounds.
Apparently, though, Christ was against this kind of hatred against others.


@Suzianne said
Apparently, though, Christ was against this kind of hatred against others.
Yeah, but the lobster-monsters from Sepulchria V . . .

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@Suzianne said
Go ahead, KJ, tell him what you unashamedly told me on more than one occasion.

As if salvation was yours to give.
Why are you so combative, especially against someone so mild-mannered?

I have this notion that text, divisions, and combativeness (and booze) are closely interrelated (I'm sure this general concept is not new with me).

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@Suzianne said
Apparently, though, Christ was against this kind of hatred against others.
The Christian faith unfortunately has produced a lot of contradictory text which might perhaps obscure some simple, non-erudite fundamentals:

"Love your neighbor as yourself, and if you can't love yourself, put on your own mask first" (something like that).

And: "Abide in Me and I in you."

I'm not a Biblical scholar, but maybe it could also be said that something is better than nothing.

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@Arkturos said
Yeah, but the lobster-monsters from Sepulchria V . . .
If they are your gods, then let them save you.

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@Arkturos said
Why are you so combative, especially against someone so mild-mannered?

I have this notion that text, divisions, and combativeness (and booze) are closely interrelated (I'm sure this general concept is not new with me).
And insecurity and low self-worth from you.

Keep going, maybe you'll beat the odds and see the light.

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@Arkturos said
The Christian faith unfortunately has produced a lot of contradictory text which might perhaps obscure some simple, non-erudite fundamentals:

"Love your neighbor as yourself, and if you can't love yourself, put on your own mask first" (something like that).

And: "Abide in Me and I in you."

I'm not a Biblical scholar, but maybe it could also be said that something is better than nothing.
And nothing is worse than something.

Timely advice.


@Suzianne said
And insecurity and low self-worth from you.

Keep going, maybe you'll beat the odds and see the light.
There's something wrong with you, isn't there?

And some of your fans here would rather see you continue on your (to them) entertaining way than try to help.

That is my observation.


@Suzianne said
And insecurity and low self-worth from you.

Keep going, maybe you'll beat the odds and see the light.
Would a real Christian write something like that?


@Arkturos said
That wasn't my downvote (at time of writing) but I see it a different way:

From my understanding: If one allows Christ or the Holy Spirit in [digression omitted], then no armor is needed.

I see a parallel between this Christian armoring against opposition, and (for instance) gay people defining themselves in opposition to the controllers and bullies and vilifiers in their cultural surrounds.
Did you watch the song?


@Suzianne said
Go ahead, KJ, tell him what you unashamedly told me on more than one occasion.

As if salvation was yours to give.
?


@KellyJay said
Did you watch the song?
Only the first part of it. That was enough for me.

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