The cult of selfy
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Leon, this is the exact attitude I was detecting in your other post where I advised you to get into the Word, take your eyes off of the world, and start growing in your faith.
You clearly do not have the spiritual maturity to engage anyone regarding Christianity at this point. As they say in AA: Take the cotton out of your ears and put it in your mouth!
You clearly do not have the spiritual maturity to engage anyone regarding Christianity at this point. As they say in AA: Take the cotton out of your ears and put it in your mouth!
Almost a reasonable response..........however, you seem to believe you know all about me, and you do not...........
Broad brush condemnation of people that you have never even met is not a very Christian practice is it?
Tell you what..............I'll quit pestering you.........you quit with the condemning attitude and try to reflect more of the love of Christ in your comments...........deal?
Broad brush condemnation of people that you have never even met is not a very Christian practice is it?
Tell you what..............I'll quit pestering you.........you quit with the condemning attitude and try to reflect more of the love of Christ in your comments...........deal?
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don't want to step on anyone's toes here, but I thought maybe
elder PR could help me out - here's the problem PR,
when I'm in the bath tub (before the water gets to dirty)
and I can see my reflection, is it safe to assume that I'm
not narcissistically-selfieing myself??
on a scriptural note:
NUMBERS 33:52.
Then ye shall drive out all the inhabitants of the land from before you,
and destroy all their pictures, and destroy all their molten images,
and quite pluck down all their high places:
yes, anything can be taken to a level of evil, it's not the object,
but the relationship.
elder PR could help me out - here's the problem PR,
when I'm in the bath tub (before the water gets to dirty)
and I can see my reflection, is it safe to assume that I'm
not narcissistically-selfieing myself??
on a scriptural note:
NUMBERS 33:52.
Then ye shall drive out all the inhabitants of the land from before you,
and destroy all their pictures, and destroy all their molten images,
and quite pluck down all their high places:
yes, anything can be taken to a level of evil, it's not the object,
but the relationship.
No doubt, martyrize yourself, you alone are right and zealous for God, and everybody else is headed the wrong way. Seen that before show me something new... :yawns: 
Basically everyone here agreed with you - it's beyond me how you dont see that? - that majorly selfies are narcissistic in nature, but people are just telling you the focus and attitude in that writing is wrong and should be on the gospel. And you are enraged for it... if you cannot accept feedback then just dont ask for it... or better yet... give yourself some grace and allow the possibility of not having it all done perfectly in the first shot.
Basically everyone here agreed with you - it's beyond me how you dont see that? - that majorly selfies are narcissistic in nature, but people are just telling you the focus and attitude in that writing is wrong and should be on the gospel. And you are enraged for it... if you cannot accept feedback then just dont ask for it... or better yet... give yourself some grace and allow the possibility of not having it all done perfectly in the first shot.
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