Are Christians commanded to be tolerant in the Bible?
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I guess the message ''turn The other cheek'' and the acceptance Jesus showed towards Judas even though he knew he was a thief and would eventually betray him would indicate that tolerance is the dominant message depicted in the Bible. On the other side of the coin Jesus made a whip from cord and lashed out at the merchants and money lenders trading outside a Temple. Side: Yes
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I guess the message ''turn The other cheek'' and the acceptance Jesus showed towards Judas even though he knew he was a thief and would eventually betray him would indicate that tolerance is the dominant message depicted in the Bible. No, that's just the New Testament. In the Old Testament it says that when you find someone who worships another God you have to burn his city to the ground and kill all his livestock. Side: No
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Cool. So show us these radically different messages. Open a Bible and read them for yourself. Then explain what your point is I explained what my point was in the same post that you replied to you ridiculous idiot. because I don't see one And your stupidity is my problem, how exactly? Side: No
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That's because God does not "tolerate" sin. Therefore the word "tolerance", as the left uses it is of Satan, and not God. It is clearly evil to tolerate everything. It would mean you'd have to tolerate pedophilia, rape, murder, theft, immorality, child abuse, slander, libel, greed, oppression, etc. Side: Yes
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