Diet of Worms

Diet of Worms

I'm having a hard time trying to understand why Americans are afraid of immigrants and other non-US or non-white people are taking their jobs, wives, offices, official positions and etc. Like what's the problem? Especially you Christians, how is ethnocentrism…

Reminder to all Christians:

1. Focus on Christ, repentance and forgiveness, and evangelizing to all people as it is commanded.
2. Be concerned about the purity of doctrine and church fellowship, or people you are friends with and whether they believe in Christ or not.
3. Study, read and meditate upon the Holy Scriptures and other Classical christian literatures. Go to church. Partake the Lord's Supper.

4. Practice and keep the 10 commandments or the Decalogue. Love is the fulfillment of the Law.
5. Read Romans, Galatians and the Pastoral Epistles. All the Bible.
6. Practice piety (not Pietism and hypocrisy).
7. Have a christian work ethics (especially that of Protestant).
8. Then maybe you'll have a small time or no time to concern yourself with political ideologies, race, ethnicity and all that favors your living in this world. They're material, and don't entangle yourself in those kind of affairs and disputes.

9. Silence – Silence is a respectful admission that other people have wisdom to share and important things to share. The proud person interrupts frequently and quickly thinking he knows already what the other person is saying or that what he has to say is more important. But as humility grows, we become better listeners, appreciating that others may be able to offer us knowledge or wisdom that we currently lack.

https://blog.adw.org/2013/03/12-more-steps-from-st-bernard-of-clairvaux-this-time-out-of-pride-and-into-humility/

10. All the saints greet you.
The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all.

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12 More Steps: Out of Pride and into Humility, from St. Bernard. - Community in Mission

In yesterday’s Post we considered the 12 Steps of Pride set forth by St. Bernard of Clairvaux. In escalating ways, the 12 twelve steps draw us up to an increasingly mountainous and enslaving pride. St. Bernard also lists the 12 steps to deeper humility (I…

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Reminder to all Christians:

1. Focus on Christ, repentance and forgiveness, and evangelizing to all people as it is commanded.
2. Be concerned about the purity of doctrine and church fellowship, or people you are friends with and whether they believe in Christ or not.
3. Study, read and meditate upon the Holy Scriptures and other Classical christian literatures. Go to church. Partake the Lord's Supper.

4. Practice and keep the 10 commandments or the Decalogue. Love is the fulfillment of the Law.
5. Read Romans, Galatians and the Pastoral Epistles. All the Bible.
6. Practice piety (not Pietism and hypocrisy).
7. Have a christian work ethics (especially that of Protestant).
8. Then maybe you'll have a small time or no time to concern yourself with political ideologies, race, ethnicity and all that favors your living in this world. They're material, and don't entangle yourself in those kind of affairs and disputes.

9. Silence – Silence is a respectful admission that other people have wisdom to share and important things to share. The proud person interrupts frequently and quickly thinking he knows already what the other person is saying or that what he has to say is more important. But as humility grows, we become better listeners, appreciating that others may be able to offer us knowledge or wisdom that we currently lack.

https://blog.adw.org/2013/03/12-more-steps-from-st-bernard-of-clairvaux-this-time-out-of-pride-and-into-humility/

10. All the saints greet you.
The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all.

BY Diet of Worms