Christian morals

Originally posted by @sonship
Everybody knows, you see, that Satan is bad, bad.

Is there anything worse that a Christian can say to someone, according to their own terms of reference - whether that someone be a fellow Christian or a non-believer?

Originally posted by @fmf
Is there anything [b]worse that a Christian can say to someone, according to their own terms of reference - whether that someone be a fellow Christian or a non-believer?[/b]

The question needs some clarification to me.
Maybe if you loaded fewer innuendos or something it could be more straightforward.

You're quick this morning.
How come you drag your feet on at least two questions put to you that I have no reply to yet?

Why did Jesus imply Peter was Satan or a follower of, when Peter told Jesus to pity Himself?
Who else expressed such high morality as Jesus in history?

Originally posted by @sonship
The question needs some clarification to me.
Maybe if you loaded fewer innuendos or something it could be more straightforward.

No, the question is fine. No "innuendos". Are you not going to answer it?

Originally posted by @fmf
Is there anything [b]worse that a Christian can say to someone, according to their own terms of reference - whether that someone be a fellow Christian or a non-believer?[/b]

Is there anything worse that a Christian can say to someone,

It is not profitable for me to meditate on what WORSE could be said by people.

according to their own terms of reference - whether that someone be a fellow Christian or a non-believer?

This doesn't make too much sense to me.

Originally posted by @sonship
Why did Jesus imply Peter was Satan or a follower of, when Peter told Jesus to pity Himself?

I have already responded to this. Now, you answer it yourself and THEN explain how it answers my question about "Christian morals".

Originally posted by @sonship
Who else expressed such high morality as Jesus in history?

You have my answer to this gimmick. You have tried this deflection umpteen times over the years. My question about "Christian morals" remains unanswered.

Originally posted by @fmf
No, the question is fine. No "innuendos". Are you not going to answer it?

Visa versa.
How come its "hurry up and answer" when its you to other people. but when you evade its a quiet "buisness as usual"?

Originally posted by @sonship
It is not profitable for me to meditate on what WORSE could be said by people.

It is either the worst thing a Christian can say about someone or it's not.

Originally posted by @sonship
Visa versa.
How come its "hurry up and answer" when its you to other people. but when you evade its a quiet "buisness as usual"?

My question about "Christian morals" is not a red herring or a deflection. Your question about Jesus is a gimmick you resort to a few times a year when you seek to get out of answering a question.

Originally posted by @sonship
This doesn't make too much sense to me.

It's totally clear. So are you not going to answer it, is that it?

Originally posted by @fmf
It is either the worst thing a Christian can say about someone or it's not.

It is a waste of time to contemplate what is the WORST thing a Christian could say about someone. No, that is not me saying saying bad things about people is ok for Christians.

It is me saying, why spend a lot of time thinking what the worst thing that could be said is ?

Besides, it should be the case that a person be told the truth.
if it is not true, that's not good.
If it is the truth, though it may temporarily seem injurious it may turn out to be profitable.

I have told the story of the Christian girlfriend I had in college who told me I was a lost sheep. I went back to my apartment totally peeved at being called a "lost sheep". Why, I was no "lost sheep"! How DARE she? I thought.

Sometime latter I discovered that I was a lost sheep.
Oh, I've been called worse things I suppose.
Only the true ones are of concern to me.

Originally posted by @sonship
It is a waste of time to contemplate what is the WORST thing a Christian could say about someone. No, that is not me saying saying bad things about people is ok for Christians.

It is me saying, why spend a lot of time thinking what the worst thing that could be said is --------- ?

Besides, it should be the case that a person be told the truth.
if i ...[text shortened]... sheep.
Oh, I've been called worse things I suppose.
Only the true ones are of concern to me.

So there are worse things you could say about someone than say that they follow "Satan"? I think I understand. I'd be curious to know what some of those things might be. But you're clearly not willing to say. So be it.

Originally posted by @fmf
So there are worse things you could say about someone than say that they follow "Satan"? I think I understand. I'd be curious to know what some of those things might be. But you're clearly not willing to say. So be it.

Why are you curious?

Originally posted by @sonship
I have told the story of the Christian girlfriend I had in college who told me I was a lost sheep. I went back to my apartment totally peeved at being called a "lost sheep". Why, I was no "lost sheep"! How DARE she? I thought.

Sometime latter I discovered that I was a lost sheep.
Oh, I've been called worse things I suppose.
Only the true ones are of concern to me.

Which bit of this is about "Satan" or "Christian morals"?

Originally posted by @fmf
It's totally clear. So are you not going to answer it, is that it?

It was not totally clear on the first to third reading of it.