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Topic: The Futile News versus the True Good News
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kornelius
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Misrepresentation is the oldest trick in the book. It starts with information we ingest and process ourselves to the breakdown in relationships with others. We are not to be surprised but rather know that the MO of the natural man is largely misrepresentation.
The last thing we need as citizens of God's Kingdom is to get our knickers in a knot.
Proverbs 8 reminds us that prudence and discretion are children of wisdom. Ah yes, wisdom, that illusive ingredient which speaks with a still small voice right there when God created the world and before.
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PetriFB
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I've been following media for a long time and I have come to the conclusion that especially reporters with an atheistic worldview (not all) often write news having to do with the Bible, giving a false idea of the Bible as if it would condone all kinds of perversions and wrongdoings. The reporter's motive to write this type of article comes from the desire to twist things and to hit and badmouth Christians and the teachings of the Bible. By this, I don't mean to say all news is pointless, of course, there are meaningful news also, but the number of pointless news is increasing all the time. Because there are many reporters out there using the media to give a totally false impression of the Bible, I will bring forth the true nature of the Bible, which is one and the same with the nature of God.
More info: http://www.kotipetripaavola.com/futilenewsversusthetruegoodnews.html
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