Heresy

Perhaps trying to decide who is good and who is a damned evil sinner is bad for us, too Maybe judging people was always bad for us It could be that an innocent mindset is the key to a long and happy life They say a little knowledge is a dangerous thing; p…

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@heresy Give me reasons for your doctrine Keep on thinking Give me reasons for your doctrine, I pray Give me reasons for your doctrine Keep on thinking Keep on thinking to the break of day sing hosana… Give me thoughts in the shower Keep on posting Give me

@heresy Give me riffs in my worship keep me relevant Give me riffs in my worship, I pray Give me riffs in my worship keep me relevant keep me relevant to the break of day

Give me memes in my feed, Let me ROFL, Give me memes in my feed, I pray!

The early church saw thier entire lives as lived towards the great work of Christ.

As a child, I’d hear teachers talking about the parable of the sower.

Theonomy (from Greek theos “God” and nomos “law”) is a hypothetical Christian form of government in which divine law governs societies.

Trying to impress God with all our accomplishments would be like a candle trying to impress the sun with its flame.

Do you remember when our parents told us not to believe everything we see on TV?

Perhaps it is not that we are not allowed near God because we are bad, but more that God’s luminous existence is simply too much for us in our current state.

I have some fresh heresy for you.

Martin Luther taught that love, peace and patience were the way of the Christian, not war.

For eight days in Lent (6 March 1522), beginning on Invocavit Sunday, 9 March, Luther preached eight sermons, which became known as the “Invocavit Sermons”.

As you may recall, the eight classic sins are: pride, greed, wrath, envy, lust, gluttony, sloth, and empathy.

While society and capatlism tries to force us all to spend money on required, optional, enforced, voluntarily given tokens to prove our love, let us rebel and start the cult of inviting people you care about over for snacks and a silly movie.

The Christianisation of an institution The presence of Christians within the institution

It’s Heresy to Read the Bible Literally (according to retired Episcopal Bishop John Shelby Spong).

To be a Christian is to deny yourself and follow Christ, so Christianity rubs against every earthly culture.

@AaronDavid You beautiful heretic, I like the way you think.

Tax avoidance is a sin, folks.

In an era of “post-truth”, this is a vital heresy.

Just saying…

Jesus taught that if you failed to help the least of the people, you failed to help him.

His parents fled their country for fear of the authorities killing their child.