Rescued One
...yet not I, but the grace of God that is with me
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To put it in terms you are familiar with.
Travel to a deep south part of america and talk to the locals with a broad new york accent about how terrible sessecion was. Do you think you'll be welcome?
or do it the other way round go to a staunch unionist part of kentucky talking with a deep south accent about the evils of the union.
Tribalism is found nearly everywhere and it is only the civilising effects of Christianity that limits its affect.
I am a non-racist. My great-uncle (brother of my paternal grandfather) told me how much help his best
n-----r was. I could have fallen off my chair! Our ancestors on that side of the family were slave owners. They weren't taught that it was wrong. My paternal grandmother was born in the south but many of her ancestors were Quakers. My siblings are non-Christians. My older sister was a Mormon. There are times when we don't being up subjects to start a futile argument. My father was not a racist.
1 John 5:BSB
19 We know that we are of God, and that the whole world is under the power of the evil one.
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