The Gospels contain numerous references to the reputable being offended
by Jesus’ dealings with the disreputable. The upright seem to have to
found it easy categorise others as “sinners”. The Gospels' focus is on welcome to rejected people. Jesus was not deflected by labels.
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Tuesday, 19 September 2017
Wednesday, 13 September 2017
Marriage v.2
Jesus said a bit on marriage and adultery and divorce. We read Gospel exchanges, when Jesus was being challenged by religious critics about his word. I would say they were attempting to show him up. I do not find Jesus setting out a systematic prescription on human sexuality, or addressing contemporary issues for 2017. That is not surprising
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