Jeff Swann on Nostr: Interested in how one distinguishes "worldly" things from (I'm assuming) "godly" ...
Interested in how one distinguishes "worldly" things from (I'm assuming) "godly" things in this context...?
There always seems to be a lot of fuzziness in the way church people talk about "worldly" things which creates a ton of miscommunication & semantic issues. Sometimes I'm not sure it isn't done on purpose by people trying to socially elevate themselves "as a better christian" while working very hard to never really define anything at all.
"Bad things" vs "good things" would be equally meaningless without a clear & well defined standard for distinguishing the two.
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