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Pete_1
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Does anyone have any tips on what to say to someone when they Blaspheme. It’s happeneing alot around me and i don’t know what to say.
Thankyou,
Thankyou,
I don’t know what you mean, i don’t want these people to de dammed! I want to make them aware of their sin so they may be delivered. It’s just i am scared of saying something and don’t know what to sayIsn’t it ironic that you ask God to damn someone, while you refused to honor his request about taking is name in vain?
I’d still say in a work setting you better be quite careful. If the person should ask you why you object, I’d just say, my faith teaches that using such words offends God, and so it makes me uncomfortable.This is something i am really struggling, isn’t it my Christian duty to make somone aware of their sin:
This is from the cathecism of the catholic church
Ccc 1868
The taditional list on how we might partake in other people’s sin is:
By counsel
By command
By consent
By provocation
By praise or flattery
By concealment
By partaking
** By silence **
By defense of the ill done
not only are you blaspheming against the Almighty but you are also directly insulting me by insulting my religion and my beliefs, and I would appreciate if, in the future, you do not use such language in my hearing. thank you.Does anyone have any tips on what to say to someone when they Blaspheme. It’s happeneing alot around me and i don’t know what to say.
Thankyou,
Does anyone have any tips on what to say to someone when they Blaspheme. It’s happeneing alot around me and i don’t know what to say.
Thankyou,
PeteThere are many forms, which form are you hearing?
[Suggestion]Isn’t it ironic that you ask God to damn someone, while you refused to honor his request about taking is name in vain?
That is so common now days. It never used to be so, I don’t think anyway. It’s all over TV. I’d probably do something like…:tsktsk: Or just flat out tell them away from others and in as charitable a manner as I could.People are using God’s name lightly as in general conversation ans an expression of surprise etc.