The thread was based on "as you measure it, it will be measured to you", which I put in the OP. There are many parables with this theme, as it was a focal point of Jesus' ministry.It helps to show the passage the thread was based upon.
In my case, my heart. In your case, your heart. "Out of the heart, the mouth speaks".Makes me curious about the parallel and correlation with moral objectivity.
..."it comes down to the heart" is an aphorism really. Whose heart ?
Yes. Heart as in motivation. "Where your treasure is, your heart will be also."Heart as in emotions, feelings, passion ? Determination ?
Selflessness and love. Some people have a greater measure of this from birth. It is their gift. Others (ahem...like me!) have a much longer road. Always, it comes from our Father. "...whoever loves has been born of God and knows God."Where is the center of heart-morality ? Why are some hearts God-like ?
God's laws cannot be changed by man, man simply lacks the power and authority to do so ! God' s ways (His nature) do not evolve or become less stringent or allow greater tolerance. This is the peril in subjectivity. Man wants to change God's laws to suit himself. Man does not want to be fenced in by God's restrictive commands, so man shakes his fist at God and mumbles something about freewill or "why have you made me thus" ? God never changes and neither does God's law, ordinances, commands, etc. What laws has man changed ? Rather, which laws does man believe God no longer enforces ?
Which laws?
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