What Many Modern Christians Dont Understand Is That When Jesus Talks About Giving To Caesar What Is Caesars

What many modern Christians don’t understand is that when Jesus talks about “giving to Caesar what is Caesar’s and to God what is God’s” is a direct condemnation of political systems and their affiliation with the Kingdom of God.

Just like in Roman times, Jesus wants to warn us that God’s love should never be co-opted by partisan power and government control.

I enjoy novels with a bit of romance just like the next guy, but I'm getting sick of reading the same lame ass relationship dynamic where a masculine man with anger issues and overprotective tendencies (that end up paying off in the end) is with a feminine woman who has little to no personality besides sarcastic comments and sex appeal (and was obviously written by a man who had no idea how to write women).

That being said, does anyone have any book recommendations featuring a relationship dynamic that's more interesting and less misogynistic? Preferably where the woman is the dominant, masculine one in the relationship and the man is softer and more feminine.

(Bonus points if there's a kidnapping involved. I eat that shit for breakfast.)

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Amen. Traditional church is an outdated and Old Testament concept. We don't need a massive gathering or a priest to reach God; He is eternally reaching out to US day to day, hour to hour in our everyday lives.

Simone Weil, Waiting for God

Amen. A clear sign that someone is cruel, immature and close minded is when you're opening yourself up to them and telling them about a certain delusion or hallucination you have... and they respond with some sort of sarcastic quip CONFIRMING that delusion or hallucination. If someone you love does this, they're either insensitive, ignorant or they do not love you back.

Some of yall know absolutely nothing about hallucinations and I highly encourage you to do some research on it. And I do not mean the once off hallucinations, I mean hallucinations that some people have regularly.

Not putting a diagnosis label on it because many different disorders will have hallucinations and I don't have any answer for my own at this time.

When it comes to visual hallucinations I do not know that I'm hallucinating a lot of the time, most of the time I'll be having what is seemingly a normal conversation with someone to me and no one understands this.

Also telling someone that is experiencing hallucinations that you can hear or see it aswell is so cruel and in no way funny

Im sick of no one bothering to do any sort of research on this and just calling me crazy