Hmm, interesting application of the term "discrimination."
I wonder if Jesus and his apostles felt discriminated against by the Sanhedrin.
I wonder if Israelis discriminate against Palestinians.
I wonder if asking questions like this is being discriminatory.
I wonder if asking any kind of question about any "minority" is necessarily discriminatory.
I wonder how I might deflect and rationalize away any attacks I might get for this line of inquiry as being discriminatory.
I wonder if a person's heritage disqualifies them from asking honest questions about people who have issue with that heritage.
I wonder when Jewish (or any "minority") culture will get past interpreting anything they don't agree with as being discriminatory.
I wonder when more segments of humanity will become enlightened enough to stop feeling like victims.
I wonder if I'll ever stop wondering.
Love, as well as hate, can take many forms, including inquiry. What "lens" (perceptual filters like biases, beliefs, attitudes, understandings, interpreted experiences, etc.) one is looking through, as well as where they're looking from (perspective), makes all the difference in one's experience. Free will is an amazing thing--I'm still learning to use it wisely. Wish me luck; I'm sure I haven't made all my mistakes yet.
It's all part of the Luciferian plan to end Christianity! They are all Satan worshipers!
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Hmm, interesting application of the term "discrimination."
I wonder if Jesus and his apostles felt discriminated against by the Sanhedrin.
I wonder if Israelis discriminate against Palestinians.
I wonder if asking questions like this is being discriminatory.
I wonder if asking any kind of question about any "minority" is necessarily discriminatory.
I wonder how I might deflect and rationalize away any attacks I might get for this line of inquiry as being discriminatory.
I wonder if a person's heritage disqualifies them from asking honest questions about people who have issue with that heritage.
I wonder when Jewish (or any "minority") culture will get past interpreting anything they don't agree with as being discriminatory.
I wonder when more segments of humanity will become enlightened enough to stop feeling like victims.
I wonder if I'll ever stop wondering.
Love, as well as hate, can take many forms, including inquiry. What "lens" (perceptual filters like biases, beliefs, attitudes, understandings, interpreted experiences, etc.) one is looking through, as well as where they're looking from (perspective), makes all the difference in one's experience. Free will is an amazing thing--I'm still learning to use it wisely. Wish me luck; I'm sure I haven't made all my mistakes yet.