Monday, April 13, 2015

Soapbox

The trial of the Anabaptist made me uncomfortable. It reminded me of the type of religious discussion I often observe. In this trial you have two parties and each party has a differing opinion. The Anabaptist argue their case, and their proposal is met with indignation and a refusal to compromise. The judges do not take the points they are making seriously. To them any opinion that is different than theirs is invalid. The purpose of honors is to seek the TRUTH in love and this trial is a glaring reminder of just how important this is. I hope to remember this next time someone poses a thought that I might disagree with because the consequences of stubbornness can be deadly. 

p.s. I commented of Zessin's

1 comment:

  1. So true! It's so frustrating when unity is compromised simply because the truth cannot be discussed in a safe and loving environment.

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