I think one of my Christian neighbors has the right approach to these times.
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- John Bedell is an archaeologist, historian, and father of five living in Maryland. He has self-published two novels and is writing a third.
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Just a reminder: Jesus got nailed to a cross for his love and tolerance.
There has to be a line. You can't love and tolerate everyone and survive, because some percentage of people are psychopaths who are incapable of responding to such things in kind, and will only exploit your nobleness to destroy you.
Most people? Yes, go ahead and love them, forgive them, and try to do everything Jesus said when dealing with them. But also learn that there's a point of no return, and that when people cross that line, loving and tolerating them will only get you crucified.
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