| 27 Jul 2021 |
 syril | That's not all | 04:10:45 |
| 28 Jul 2021 |
 Magister | In reply to @emanresu_:matrix.org
the sad thing is CPAC will probably apologize CPAC are a bunch of niggers | 00:27:04 |
| syril | Yeah | 00:37:57 |
| syril | I prefer AIPAC, as far as PAC's go | 00:38:27 |
| syril | * I prefer AIPAC, as far as PAC's go | 00:38:45 |
 emanresu_ | Does God approve of the use of the n-word? | 03:08:08 |
|  Yosef changed their display name from antennas to Yosef. | 04:56:10 |
| syril | In reply to @emanresu_:matrix.org
Does God approve of the use of the n-word? Admittedly it could be scandalous to some, but other than that there's nothing wrong with it, assuming it isn't done from hate. | 11:10:41 |
| syril | Racism is not a sin. | 11:13:02 |
| syril | It is a virtue to love your race above others. | 11:50:54 |
| syril | Also, when people cite "There is neither Jew nor Greek" to try to refute the above, tell them to read on to where St. Paul says, "There is neither man nor woman.", and their argument falls apart. | 12:26:23 |
 jackson | The only word God bans is the unconsidered use of is His name. | 12:28:23 |
| jackson | People who take the name of God in vain without a thought but treat other words as sacred are demonstrating what they truly hold in reverence. | 12:29:16 |
| jackson | * People who take the name of God in vain without a thought but treat other words as sacred are demonstrating what they truly hold revere. | 12:29:30 |
| jackson | In reply to @emanresu_:matrix.org
Does God approve of the use of the n-word? * The word only God bans is the unconsidered use of is His name. | 13:04:59 |
| jackson | * People who take the name of God in vain without a thought but treat other words as sacred are demonstrating what they truly hold in reverence. | 13:05:17 |
| Magister | Redacted or Malformed Event | 13:18:42 |
| Magister | In reply to @emanresu_:matrix.org
Does God approve of the use of the n-word? What word are you referring to? | 13:19:13 |
 gerryireland | In reply to @j:sneagan.com
People who take the name of God in vain without a thought but treat other words as sacred are demonstrating what they truly hold in reverence. Only in the most basic of terms does “taking the name of the Lord in vain” mean this.
It is referring rather to our nature as imagers of God.
Pre-judging people on the basis of where they come from or what they look like would in fact fall into this category of behaviour. | 13:42:30 |
| jackson | * The only word God bans is the unconsidered use of is His name. | 14:57:06 |
| jackson | You're obsessed with bigotry. No one is talking about bigotry here. | 14:57:54 |
| gerryireland | Syril is talking about loving particular groups of people over others. He has also talked about forcing some groups of people to leave the country and go somewhere else.
He therefore pre-judges and is prepared to act upon his pre-judgement to the detriment of other human beings.
Pointing out that such pre-judgement on the basis of racial or religious grouping is contrary to our work as imagers of God does not constitute an obsession with bigotry. | 15:44:52 |
| gerryireland | I suppose if I am obsessed by anything it is helping others to avoid such pitfalls. I would be very happy if Syril joined the Church for example and discarded the clearly erroneous teaching he is currently influenced by. | 15:47:29 |
 juan | In reply to @syril:matrix.org
Also, when people cite "There is neither Jew nor Greek" to try to refute the above, tell them to read on to where St. Paul says, "There is neither man nor woman.", and their argument falls apart. Can you elaborate on why the argument falls apart? | 17:19:09 |
| syril | St. Paul isn't saying there is no difference between man or woman. | 17:53:01 |
| gerryireland | In reply to @syril:matrix.org
St. Paul isn't saying there is no difference between man or woman. Yes. That doesn’t make the argument fall apart. | 18:46:23 |
| gerryireland | The verse is about the spiritual equality of believers, which makes the pre judgement and especially the discrimination inherent in things like racism and sexism untenable for the Christian, since it categorises people into groups of higher and lower value based on physical characteristics.
Discrimination of this kind is therefore a materialistic way of viewing the world; a denial of the reality of the immortal soul. | 19:26:04 |
| gerryireland | * The verse is about the spiritual equality of believers, which makes the pre judgement and especially the discrimination inherent in things like racism and sexism untenable for the Christian, since it categorises people into groups of higher and lower value based on physical characteristics.
Discrimination of this kind is therefore a materialistic way of viewing the world; a denial of the reality of the immortal soul. | 19:27:08 |
| syril | 
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| syril | Sup yung_hegel | 21:57:11 |
