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Clear, simple, and difficult: The hardest challenge in Christian ethics may not be what most would expect

By Filings on Mon, 08/17/26
Christian Living
Ethics
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“Why is being gentle and forgiving toward an erring brother or sister in Christ more difficult than opposing abortion? Why is keeping our mouths shut and refraining from gossiping more difficult than posting our opposition to abortion on social media? Because these types of Christian ethics impose immense personal cost to our ego, our ambition, our pride, our sense of entitlement, and our sense of justice.” - World

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