10thYrSr said:

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TAMUallen said:

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10thYrSr said:

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Redstone said:

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Yeah I do not joke around on R&P or Politics. The 10 or so posters who know me IRL are well aware of my Pat Buchanan-ite views (including the powerful Levant country Staff asked me to not post about when my perma was reversed in less than 1 day).

Demons exist, Luciferianism "sacrifice" exists, conspiracies exist all the damned time, materialism can be disproved by the standards of materialism alone, turn to Christ in the Sacraments

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Even the Christ allowed a ***** to wash his feet.

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Yes, because Jesus was without sin and judged not but loved all. Message remains the same, turn to Christ for guidance because he would love to be by your side. I'm sure a ***** did not expect the son of God to be washing feet yet the impact and connection was still there. Truly servant leadership. A connection so strong that maybe the meaning was complex and heavy enough to still be discussed thousands of years later.

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Yeah that sounds great, but Jesus let a ***** do a service to him. It was a nasty thing, given that people walked around in sandals all day through the dust. So, if we are to follow Jesus, and do as he did, how can we not let *****s service us? This is a better topic for RP. See you there.

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Where can you find evidence that Jesus condemned the prostitutes of that time!

What is the argument here?

God became man to save man from death and re-orient us away from slavery to the passions.

I think you are making the argument that God became man so that we can indulge in our passions?

Pornography is from the evil one and does psychological and spiritual damage to all participants.

This isn't necessarily commentary on the actual discussion but this really illustrates the power of diction. That story/paraphrase sounds so much more/less scandalous depending on the description of the woman.

Prostitute < wh*re < *****

10thYrSr said:

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Where can you find evidence that Jesus condemned the prostitutes of that time!

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Probably the gospel of Phillip or in the Da Vinci Code...

Here's a hint....redstone is the greatest/worst troll on this site.

swimmerbabe11 said:

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This isn't necessarily commentary on the actual discussion but this really illustrates the power of diction. That story/paraphrase sounds so much more/less scandalous depending on the description of the woman.

Prostitute < wh*re < *****

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Whatever you call her she was an expert on the power of diction before she met Jesus.

The act of sex outside of marriage obviously was condemned in the Bible. The act of washing another's feet was not.


HTH

schmendeler said:

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10thYrSr said:

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Where can you find evidence that Jesus condemned the prostitutes of that time!

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he told the woman who was to be stoned for committing adultery to go forth and sin no more. seems like he would consider prostitution to be a similar situation, since it is, as far as sex outside of marriage is concerned.

or do you mean something different than "condemned?"

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Well, I guess I need to first address where he spoke of sex with non married individuals. I know that he said that divorced people commit adultery when they have sex with others, but where does he speak to sex before marriage?

He said that anyone who looked lustfully at a woman committed adultery in their heart, and it would be better to pluck your eye out and go into the netherworld missing a memer than to condemn one's self to hell. I feel like this is pretty encompassing to all. Jesus came not to condemn but to instruct us on how to live joyfully. Trust me as one who has not been an angel it is easier to trust the Lord and take his advice rather than to find out the hard way.