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God’s judgement, is to become free from ourselves and our destructive behaviour (see part 1). But judgement is also to become free of the consequences of other’s destructive behaviours to us. We think, according to our blackened judgement and self-righteous sentences, that we deserve to be thrown on second-hand sorting, thinking we are just and upfront with ourselves. The problem when we judge

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We chrisitans no longer know what sin means. Sin is NOT to figure out what is right and wrong, and get golden stars in sunday school.Let's think of sin as forms of destruction. Åke Green, the pentecostal anti-gay pastor in Sweden, talked about homosexuals as a lump of cancer. Although most christians in Sweden think he took it too far, (but secretly admire him for his courage not to "compromise

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