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What is a common reason people criticize others for common and unimportant errors/"errors"? It is important to be aware of this so that we don’t do it ourselves. Christians, One reason people criticize others for common and unimportant errors/“errors” is because of a lack of reflection. Consider a manager showing you around a large factory. They chuckle condescendingly when you ...

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Are we the reason a consequence was "overkill"? Thinking of consequences that are imposed by parents, for example, is a given consequence moved from three days without the phone to a week without the phone because we say we could care less and will continue doing what we were doing before? Younger Christians, How many consequences do we call “overkill” that actually started out ...

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A story can deliver a message effectively. However, the receiver of the story needs to be careful not to conflate an element of the vehicle that isn’t intended to convey a point of the message itself with a negative behavior that the story may be trying to point out. Christians, A story can be a good vehicle for delivering a moral message. However, the receiver of the story need...

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Don't trifle with people's freedom to be seen a certain way. It is a decision that may trifle with something as important as a group’s freedom, which is terribly unfair to those affected. Christians, Today, people will often accept a popular new idea with major societal implications so that they can be thought of as "forward-thinking." It isn't a decision based on independent, c...

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