FaithQuest Perspectives
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N195_052324 Rom. 12:9-20 Are You Just Nice Or "Christian Nice"?
N195_052324 Rom. 12:9-20 Are You Just Nice Or "Christian Nice"?
N195_052324 Rom. 12:9-20 Are You Just Nice Or "Christian Nice"?
Thursday 23rd May 2024
Explore the differences between general kindness and Christian love through Romans 12:9-20 in this insightful episode with Colin Cook.
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Get the buttons here!Christian Love vs. Humanistic Niceness: A Deep Dive into Romans 12:9-20
Episode Overview
- Christian acts should stem from the mercies of Christ, not just good intentions.
- There's a subtle contempt among humanists for Christians, often rooted in differences in education and worldview.
- True Christian love involves going beyond kindness to loving your enemies.
- Humanists may exhibit niceness, but Christians are called to a deeper level of humility and faith-based actions.
- Paul's teachings in Romans 12:9-20 provide a clear distinction between general kindness and Christian love.
"Let love be without hypocrisy, abhor what is evil, cling to what is good."
Ever wondered what sets 'nice' people apart from 'Christian nice'? In this episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', the host dives into Romans 12:9-20 to explore the distinctions between general kindness and Christian love. Colin takes us through Paul's teachings, highlighting how Christian acts are rooted in the mercies of Christ rather than just good intentions. He questions whether being courteous and hospitable is enough to be considered a true Christian, or if there's something deeper at play.
Colin also discusses the subtle contempt humanists might hold towards Christians, touching on the differences in education, appreciation for the arts, and overall worldview. He emphasises that while humanists may exhibit kindness, Christians go a step further by loving their enemies and doing good out of humility and faith. This episode is a thought-provoking journey into understanding the core of Christian love versus humanistic niceness.
If you're curious about how faith influences actions and the deeper meanings behind kindness, this episode is a must-listen.