(Written in 2011)
“Sometimes I feel like apologizing for my beliefs. In our culture, it’s not politically correct to be dogmatic or to try to convince someone else that she might be wrong or have false views. I might sincerely believe what I read in my morning Bible time, yet later, when I’m conversing with a neighbor of a different faith or worldview, I’m tempted to keep my mouth shut and not “impose” my views on her.
“Why am I so timid? Do I really think there is a possibility that I’ve interpreted Scripture incorrectly? Do I really think that it’s wrong to make someone else feel badly, even if I think she is believing a lie that has eternal consequences?
“I’ve been pondering this a lot lately, partly because I have friends with different beliefs than mine — and I’ve found myself keeping my mouth shut so that I do not offend them…”
Continue reading…
https://anneelliott.com/2011/04/i-can-know-truth/
https://natsab.com/2021/08/14/....tearing-down-the-ash
A good reminder for us all. I would add this even goes as far as calling ideas different than yours "un-Biblical". Every difference I have heard from people on our walk, has some Scripture backing it up. We all have something wrong.
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Thought for today: Shabbat August 14: Be patient:
Patience and diligence, like faith, can move mountains
When He saw the crowd, He went up on the mountain side and sat down (Mt. 5:1)
Adonai Yeshua, help me to open myself to Your Spirit of Peace, Patience and encouragement in my interactions with other people today. Let Your Light shine on them, amein.
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