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Nov 03
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‘God Hates Fags.’ Did you know that that’s a biblical principle? Haha, no; I didn’t either.
Try telling that to the overzealous members of the ‘church’ known as ‘Westboro Baptist,’ pictured below.
In case you didn’t know, ‘fag’ is a slang term, meaning ‘homosexual.’ It originated as a term of a young male servant, somehow evolved to mean ‘cigarette,’ and now it means ‘homosexual.’ Who wudda thunk it?
Seriously, though – this ‘church,’ Westboro Baptist, has made it their mission in life to spread hate and malice towards other people. Not only do they protest anything homosexual, but they protest and picket funerals of fallen American soldiers, claiming their death was a blessing from God, and they they deserve death. Oh, and they hate ‘Fag Enablers,’ whatever them means. Maybe it’s someone that doesn’t go out and stone gay people? Not sure.
What I do know is this; these people are not Christians. Not that they’re getting it wrong, or they are ‘confused’ Christians; they just don’t know Jesus at all. This is evident by their actions.
“Your love for one another will prove to the world that you are my disciples.” – John 13:35
Our love will PROVE to the world who we are. Gosh, makes you think doesn’t it? Unloving Christians have become such a majority that now it’s the norm – it’s how the world looks at Christians. Unloving. Hateful. Indifferent. Uncaring. Hypocritical. Know what the sad thing is? THEY’RE CORRECT!
How many Christians do you know would fit in perfectly with Westboro Baptist? How many Christians do you know would rather sing hymns about how holy they are rather then show an ounce of kindness to a Non-Christian? That’s a doozy, isn’t it? Jesus called us to make disciples of all nations, not to obsess over each other; our brothers and sisters in Christ. He called us to LOVE. Why? Because that would prove to the world who we were, and who we belonged to.
So, go about your day thinking of that. Do you love others the way Christ did? Love is a lifestyle, it’s not an act of kindness or a signup sheet for a charity. So, ask yourself that again; do YOU love?
Thanks for reading!
So many times we believe that in order to let people know we’re Christians, and that they should be too, we think we have to hand out tracts, scream scripture, and wear clever Christian T-shirts with advertisement parodies on it. This isn’t the case at all (though I’m not bashing the T-shirts – some of them are quite awesome.)
