I feel dirty just reading about it. I'd like to think the participants feel dirty and used for their complicity... and those individuals are wiser for it now. But as you said, some went along willingly and likely have no regrets.
What made me the most sad was the way that the Church bowed its knee to the WHO. Scripture clearly state that Christ is the head of the Church not the state or any other man made institute.
I love hearing about what you are reading its alwasy nice to add new books to my reading list. If you get a chance to read Joan of Arc by Mark Twain its a good perspective on love of God, divine calling and what it means to sacrifice.
“We have yet to speak to someone not willing to participate.”
I can’t quite decide if that’s hilarious in its pomposity or chilling. Either way the only response is brief and impolite.
Even if justice is not served in this life, it certainly will be in the next, where the punishment is eternal.
Thank you Winston for holding the line.
I feel dirty just reading about it. I'd like to think the participants feel dirty and used for their complicity... and those individuals are wiser for it now. But as you said, some went along willingly and likely have no regrets.
Happy to hear your own experience, thanks for sharing
What made me the most sad was the way that the Church bowed its knee to the WHO. Scripture clearly state that Christ is the head of the Church not the state or any other man made institute.
I love hearing about what you are reading its alwasy nice to add new books to my reading list. If you get a chance to read Joan of Arc by Mark Twain its a good perspective on love of God, divine calling and what it means to sacrifice.