Relative Morality

RELATIVE MORALITY We live in our comfortable ‘anything goes’ world where the word ‘tolerance’ is a code word meaning …don’t preach I have no intention of changing Commitment is defined as ‘the mood’ of the moment and truth too ‘complicated’ to pin down emotion …don’t preach I have no intention of changing Our modern day prophets ‘preach peace-love- peace’ in messed up worlds of ‘pleasant propositions’ with small minds …don’t preach I have no intention of changing To stand firm on a truth ‘impaired’ world stage generation full of ‘political leverage’ God’s ancient truth …please preach for our desperation needs changing © Kim van Breda—13 October 2014
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October 20, 2014 at 2:55 AM
You tell like it is, Kim!! I find that many churches are on opposite spectrum's. One side preaches hatred and self-righteousness while the other preaches "love" - in the diluted sense of the word. It should have both. Compassion, humbleness, while at the same time maintaining the things that God claims is sin STILL is.
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October 20, 2014 at 3:24 AM
Thanks Tim... and also for your feedback on my poem "Oblivion". I know... this world is going to spin right off it's axis one day with all the immorality and corruption and violence. I always say... the Bible is not a multiple choice book--- where you choose the rules that make you comfortable with life. It's all or nothing.
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October 19, 2014 at 5:42 AM
love how you drew this very beautifully penned piece
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