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.

Borderlines of Tumblr who have been either hospitalized or medicated (or both)... how did it affect you? What were some pros and cons of your experience?

I know DBT and other types of therapy are the highest recommended forms of treatment for those with BPD. I've been going to therapy for the past few months, and my therapist truly is amazing, but my loved ones and I have recently made the difficult decision that I need more intense care than I am receiving. We're not sure exactly what method to pursue, but the options on the table are medication and hospitalization. I don't know how I feel about either to be honest with you, I just know I can't live like this anymore. I'd like to hear some of your stories before coming to any sort of conclusion. If you'd take the time to comment or reblog or even privately dm me on this topic it would mean the world to me.

Thanks guys.

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 Traditional church is an outdated and Old Testament concept.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

[ID: A chart captioned, “Sad and queer? Look on the bright side!” The chart is divided into two columns: “instead of (x)”, “say (y)”. The “instead of” column gives the examples, “I’m clinically depressed. My tiny hometown is a hell hole. I am full of existential terror. My friends are all moving on but I’m not and I’m terrified I’ll be here forever. I have one million mental illness and a genetic predisposition to addiction, which is a bad combination.” In response to all of this, the right column says to say, “This would make a great folk punk song.” End ID.]

(thanks to @vernalloy for the ID <3)

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