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Sacred Sunday~Romans 14/Judge Not of What Food They Partake!

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Good Morning! Happy Easter to all the Orthodox Christians! 
Christos Anesti! We are reading Romans Chapter 14. There's more
from our favorite lecturer…Paul! If people don't have a strong
faith, then by all means, invite them over. But don't do it just so
you can start a huge argument with them. Sounds like Paul has been
to a Thanksgiving dinner or two. For example, some Christians will
eat anything at all, even foods that other Christians consider
unholy (like non-kosher foods or anything that's been sacrificed to
the Roman gods). But it's silly to make a big deal about what other
people are eating. God is totally fine with all these eating
practices and you should be, too. The same problem happens with
days of the week. Some people think one day is the best day to
honor God, while other people don't care. So it's all fine. Eat
what you're gonna eat, honor God when you're gonna honor him. It's
really all okay. Look, it's not about us, Paul says. Jesus died and
rose again. Do you really think he cares about who's right when it
comes to what food you're eating? He's got bigger fish to fry. So
there's no reason to be passing judgment on each other because
everyone is going to have to answer to Jesus one day. Yeah, let him
sort it out. Paul doesn't personally think that there are foods
that should be put on the "Do Not Eat" list, but he won't fret if
other Christians do. Just trust in God. If you think God wants you
to lay off the booze, then do it. If you think God is fine with you
firing up some pork chops, then by all means. But really, guys,
Paul tells them. Let's not destroy the kingdom of God over a couple
slices of bacon. Okay? Thank you www.shmoop.com

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