oh...so you try to use a Christ centered argument, without the authority to speak on behalf of Christ...how deceptive of you. lol...there is absolutely no way, you can tell how emotional I am in this format, except to the point of me speaking out against your inflammatory remarks and false judgments. In fact, as to everything else talked about in this thread, emotions were very far removed. In fact, that is a complaint many people have of me, I remove emotion from an argument, it's the number one reason my husband and I fight when we do, because he argued emotionally, whereas I argue evidence. Your preconceived notions of who I am, might be holding you back from being truthful about this discussion. lol...now your pushing meds...you my friend need some serious help. okay, let's explore this for a brief moment with a real life example. After our son died, several people tried to use his death as a weapon to hurt us. One such man, made the accusation that because we believed in the trinity, God brought judgment upon us, and that is why our son died. Now that is just one of the evil things this man did, but it sets the stage for what is to come. Our grief was still very fresh at this time and so his words cut very deeply, in fact, we were still trying to help our children deal with the loss of their brother. None the less, we prayed for the man, I forgave him even though he didn't ask for forgiveness. A few weeks later, we ran into him at the store. Every part of our flesh wanted to rip him to shreds, but since forgiveness comes from the spirit, not the flesh, I took those thoughts captive and decided to forgive him that moment of that day as well. My husband didn't fair as well, in fact, he had to walk away before he came to blows with the man. On the other hand, I stood there and quietly and calmly talked to the man. I explained to him that he was wrong, and even how we know he was wrong. I was able to speak truths to him that no one else that he had hurt had ever been able to do. The power of God, lived through me, through love and forgiveness. But you would judge me as not forgiving, because I remember what he said, obviously I remember his words, I couldn't relate this story if I didn't. You would judge me as unforgiving because I don't "understand how demons work" and a few other choice accusations that you yourself can't even settle on. But the evidence of the situation goes unaddressed, because it doesn't suit your agenda of judgment and pride. Look, you can sit here and judge all day long, you can even make excuses for the rest of your life, but the only judge that matters is God and His judgment is fair and right, and His testimony through the Word He gave to us, is that I have forgiven, and the evidence testifies to the power of God in our lives to forgive.
So, some friendly advice...put your pride in check, stop judging what you do not know, stop pretending to have some amazing revelation you don't have, fall on your face before a holy God, repent of your sins, seek HIm with all your heart, and in that, discover the power of God to forgive, Love, show grace and mercy to the people in your life that least deserve it. When you find God through this kind of humility, it will indeed, change your situation and transform your life, and I am a living example of that transformational power.not a clue who you think you are, but it is obvious from your posts, it isn't who you really are. Romans 12:3