Jesus says no to war.

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Doesn't this kind of remind you of CARM? I answered your question, no you didn't, ect......

Yes, and that indicates that it is about time to close this thread unless something that actually furthers the discussion is presented....

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ROFL!!!!

[Toplady]

Interesting that no one can paste the answer to the question I posed in post 93.
It remains obvious to me that this question has in fact not being answered,if it has then please post it.

The New Testament teaches:

Rom 13:10 Love worketh no ill to his neighbor

There is not a New Testament for a time of war, and another for a time of peace.
If you encourage to do ill to neighbors, you disobey the teaching of the New Testament.

If you believe ;”An eye for an eye” still needs to be obeyed , you go against what Jesus expressed in Matt 5.

If you think you fulfill all that the Lord requires of you in your relationships with others by not going to war, so be it. That is not what I read when I read the Bible, it requires a very myopic understanding to view it that way, imo,

So you do not participate in, or condone wars, but you are angered and say some hateful words towards someone who disagrees with you, but you are "right" so you are keeping Jesus admonitions of not doing any ill to your neighbors....is that what you think?

....and if you say you never think ill of your neighbors, you cannot be a human being, or else you are lying.

[Toplady]

btw, this is just my opinion mind you, but I find LDHL's position to be a very cowardly one..... jmo,

....to each his own, I can be very cowardly at times, but then I have to own up

[The Hawker]

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I feel the same way about this thread, I'm closing it.

[Brandan Kraft]

btw, this is just my opinion mind you, but I find LDHL's position to be a very cowardly one..... jmo,

....to each his own, I can be very cowardly at times, but then I have to own up

Exactly - I'll go further and just call him a coward!