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REPORT ABUSIVE REPLY
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Compassion for the vaxxed
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The people who have not taken the shots want to be left alone. They want to be free and have the absolute right to choose what they do with their bodies and live in society as equals.
Why is it their responsibility to be compassionate when the actions being taken are against them?
There is NO MORAL EQUIVALENT here. You can not expect people who's lives are being threatened to act compassionately toward those who side with this evil or walk an ignorant path.
Quoting: Trio It is not a matter of responsibility. It is a matter of love. Jesus died for those who killed Him. Roman soldiers who repented afterwards were saved because He died for their sins. "This is My commandment, that you love one another, just as I have loved you." - John 15:12 The second half of Romans 13 explains what love for your neighbor is. It does NOT mean warmth, and tenderness, and compassion for them. It means RESPECTING them by keeping the commandments towards them. Read the passage yourself. It actually SAYS: "Love does no harm to a neighbor" You as a believer are NOT required to feel AFFECTION for your neighbor. Now when it comes to love for your brother or sister in Christ, that is a different matter.
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