teaching bible story of lazarus with clay

#TEACHING BIBLE STORY OF LAZARUS WITH CLAY CODE#

If Christianity is true, then we would expect Satan to confuse our language, and he has done that with the concept of “perfect.” Most of us, if asked, would not want to spend time with someone perfect. So, we mostly relate perfection either to the utterly unobtainable, or to perfectionists who spend their lives desperately trying to measure up, or to the cold, dispassionate, unfeeling sterility of something like a doctor’s office.

#TEACHING BIBLE STORY OF LAZARUS WITH CLAY CODE#

We tend to associate perfection with a legalistic adherence to a code of conduct, like the Pharisees (who, oddly, were not only imperfect but were completely corrupt). Telling most people that they will one day be perfect is received by them as telling them that one day they will be neutered-perfection sounds sterile. This is the result of false teachings about what it means to be perfect that give perfection a bad rap. One of the Christian’s problems when it comes to God being perfect, or the fact that we are going to be perfect in eternity, is that Satan has succeeded in making perfect look incredibly dour, legalistic, and definitely undesirable. I chose the title because most Christians have a blasé indifference toward, dislike of, or even dread of eternity. I wrote that the Lord made orgasms possible to shock Christians out of the Satanically-inspired blather that heaven will be a horrible place to spend eternity. If you think I wrote the title, “The Lord Made Orgasms Possible,” to shock you, you are correct.

Teaching bible story of lazarus with clay