Should we stay quiet when evil is been done because we are afraid to hurt someone when we speak it out? This is what is happen today. Homosexuality is a great evil and we are not speaking it out because we are afraid it may hurt someone;and some of our law makers are encouraging it by legalizing it in our constitutions. Evil remain evil despite the number of people doing it and the truth must be spoken even when it hurt someone.
Should we stay quiet when evil is been done?
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There are many great evils in the World. ( proverbs 6:16-19) to name just a few. Now other then in the Church( 1 Peter 4:14-19) Can a pointed finger to others justify us? Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.( please read all of john 8:1-12) The best way to help, to me is not to point,but rather become love as Jesus himself was for our very example.( 1 John 4:17-19) Matt 10:16 behold I send you out as sheep in the midst of wolves; so be shrewd!! as serpents and innocent as doves. Let Jesus in you shine,and let our Lord do the judging outside the Church. This is what I suggest,you of course may do as you please.Blessing bro
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Putting emphasis on the sin is not really what we're called to do. We can run around proclaiming the wrongness of this sin and that sin, but at the end of the day convincing a sinner to stop a specific sin still doesn't bring them salvation. We're commissioned to preach the gospel to bring salvation, not to expend all our energies telling sinners to stop sinning. While i agree we should try to keep our hands and voices in such matters, it is not our priority. Changing rules and laws does not change hearts or minds. If we want people to stop their homosexual behavior we don't do it by rallying against homosexuality, but rather by winning them to Christ and training them in the Bible and changing their heart and desires.