I have thought myself a Christian Anarchist but for one aspect, I am not a pacifist. I do go out of my way to avoid a fight, but I will not be harmed or allow someone in my care to be harmed.
SO WHAT THE HELL AM I!!! Weird I guess.
Bill
I have thought myself a Christian Anarchist but for one aspect, I am not a pacifist. I do go out of my way to avoid a fight, but I will not be harmed or allow someone in my care to be harmed.
SO WHAT THE HELL AM I!!! Weird I guess.
Bill
A logical human being?
Seems to me avoiding fights is just smart self-preservation. So is hitting back when someone else starts it.
Where did you get the idea that Christians are pacifists?
Modified to specify:
The philosophy speaks of loveā¢, peaceĀ®, understandingĀ©, etc. But the group of people, the culture engendered, is hardly pacifistic.
There are many types of christians, the truly pacifist ones being an endangered species.
Hereās a fun article for you to read. A primer on how to mock your enemy to death.
Welcome to the world of militant non-violence.
Bill, WOW, that was a good read, thank you. I plan to spend more time with it soon. Do you think the term āsueā might be used a bit too literally as in modern use (sue in court) vs.more antiquated use more like āofficial / important requestā? just curious. Thx
As I understand it ā and I might be wrong (I would suggest asking a Jewish scholar or historian)āthey did have law courts and āsueā is used similarly to modern court, recognizing that there are disparities akin to what we have against corporations today (limited liability for Romans, etc)