Or there were flags around and she said "can I have one".
And then decided to go stomp her feet in front of a man preaching the truth of God? I doubt it.
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Or there were flags around and she said "can I have one".
Could of been her own idea. Wanting to join in the celebration.Either way - the child holding a flag had to have been someone's idea.
Based on being a teacher and observer of how people process information, I can be highly confident of it.You couldn't possibly know that, first of all.
She's been taught to stand up to bullies.Secondly, she clearly has already been coached to believe Jesus should be defied.
Could of been her own idea. Wanting to join in the celebration.
Could of been a suggestion by a parent too, which she took a liking to.
Regardless, it doesn't look like she was forced to hold it/didn't want to hold it. Nothing I find suspicious.
Intimidating little girls isn't "preaching the truth of God", it's intimidating little girls.And then decided to go stomp her feet in front of a man preaching the truth of God? I doubt it.
Intimidating little girls isn't "preaching the truth of God", it's intimidating little girls.
Intimidating little girls isn't "preaching the truth of God", it's intimidating little girls.
You mean a man bending down towards her , screaming in her face is not intimidating her ??
His behaviour is about him. And reflects his character. Neither of which are compatible with following jesus.Besides, it isn't about him.
Apparently, if they did, they were right about him.It's about the adults who told her to go hold the flag in front of the bad Jesus man.
It still took character on her part.That didn't take courage. It took prompting.
His behaviour is about him. And reflects his character. Neither of which are compatible with following jesus.
Apparently, if they did, they were right about him.
It still took character on her part.
I don't think you can reject concern. I can assure you it hasn't gone away.
MeSays who?
No he isn't. He's making himself feel good with some "them verses us" rhetoric that won't, in the context and his delivery, be heard as a warning at all.Wrong. He's warning these people, including this girl, about hell. He should be applauded.
In a girl of her age, yes it is.Not in the least bit. That isn't character.
Concern (in this sense) isn't offered. It just exists.
"I have a car"
"I reject your car". It's meaningless.
No he isn't. He's making himself feel good with some "them verses us" rhetoric that won't, in the context and his delivery, be heard as a warning at all.
In a girl of her age, yes it is.