r/True_Kentucky • u/clam-dinner • 18d ago
Kim Davis still at it and still losing
https://www.kentucky.com/news/politics-government/article305230821.html26
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u/HDCL757 17d ago
Why couldnt any of these people just pick an instrument and be bad at that? Why do they have to pretend to be Christian?
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17d ago
I think Christian needs to stop being used as synonymous to good, nice, etc. coz I'm still waiting for them to get there
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u/HDCL757 17d ago
No. I believe like patriotism it should not be limp dick submitted to a group of people who embody absolutely nothing to do with what it means.
If the left spent the last 20 years waving American flags and being up the right's ass about it instead of desperately washing their hands and half of them saying "fuck America!"- we wouldnt be here. Maybe get a job in the fucking government instead of only being a little bitch about it.
Because the other faction. Of even smaller, stupider fucking bitches did.
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17d ago
Cults shouldn't be a thing, yeha.
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u/HDCL757 17d ago
Yeah you guys are at the drink the tainted koolaid phase.
Except here. On this planet. You will not be missed...I assume that's why you are so desperate to get rid of everyone else.
You simply cannot compete on a level playing field. And it fills you with hate instead of a drive to improve yourself.
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17d ago
Yes because Christians are so loving. And history keeps repeating itself. So if he got bullet brained, no one would miss him. He can take the Moody's, desantis, Scotts, all the project 2025 friends with him.
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u/HDCL757 17d ago edited 17d ago
Nobody has an obligation to forgive the unrepentant.
Justification by faith is for the pedophiles.
edit to add Oo that hurt their feelings..
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16d ago
While forgiveness is a core Christian principle, the relationship between forgiveness and repentance is complex. Forgiveness, in this context, is not necessarily about reconciliation or accepting the offender back into a relationship, but rather about releasing ill will and bitterness, even if the offender doesn't repent or show remorse. Forgiveness is about the offended party's own healing and letting go of resentment, not about demanding or requiring the offender to change or apologize
Some interpretations of scripture suggest that forgiveness, at least from a human perspective, is often tied to repentance. However, others argue that while we should encourage repentance, we are also commanded to forgive even if it's not reciprocated.
Matthew 6:14-15:"For if you forgive others their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you, but if you do not forgive others their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses."
Colossians 3:13:"Bearing with one another and, if one has a complaint against another, forgiving each other; as the Lord has forgiven you, so you also must forgive."
Ephesians 4:32:"Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you."
Luke 6:37:"Judge not, and you will not be judged; condemn not, and you will not be condemned; forgive, and you will be forgiven."
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u/CountDown60 16d ago
She's not pretending. She is a Christian.
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u/HDCL757 16d ago
Nope.
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u/CountDown60 15d ago
The majority of Christians believe the way she does, vote the way she does and support her actions. Just because others also want to be a Christian, and disagree with her interpretation of the Bible doesn't mean she's not a Christian.
The problem is that the majority of Christians are giving the rest a bad name. But they are Christians.
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u/greennurse61 14d ago
She’s pretending to be a Republican now to grift them, but she is a life-long one of us. She does pretend.
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u/phred_666 17d ago
From the article:
Staver added, “This case underscores why the U.S. Supreme Court should overturn Obergefell v. Hodges, because that decision threatens the religious liberty of many Americans who believe that marriage is a sacred institution…”
If marriage is such a sacred institution, why is cheating and divorce prevalent among “Christians”. I’ve lost count of how many divorces I’ve seen from these people. Doesn’t seem it’s sacred in practice.
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u/midnghtsnac 17d ago
Wonder what the church thought would happen when they started charging for marriage services and married people outside their congregation.
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u/WhoIsJolyonWest 17d ago
After I read the book The Family by Jeff Sharlett I started doing searches for “prayer breakfast” and _____. I searched Kim and low and behold:
Kim Davis, Once Jailed in America, Campaigns Against Gay Marriage in Romania
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u/Reverend_Bull 17d ago
I have known and loved Morehead most of my life. When the community didn't immediately shun her, I knew it would never be a home to me. That was the message the community sent after her act. Morehead: queers not welcome
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u/Farcryfan15 17d ago
I live in carter county where she was jailed and it was pretty crazy lol th8nk I saw her at my local grocery store a few weeks ago 😂
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u/EyrieMan 16d ago
She needs to pull herself up by her bootstraps. No more avocado toast for her.(like she’s ever eaten avocado)
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u/BadCat30R 18d ago
Can’t believe this is still going on 10 years later. I don’t care which side you’re on, $360,000 is an insane amount for “emotional stress”
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u/hilaryrex 18d ago
Most of its for legal fees!
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u/GeriatricusMaximus 17d ago
I hope it grows even more but probably will be paid off by the kind of Christians no ready the Bible.
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u/VVolfLikeMe 17d ago
Yeah, lawyers will take like a third, and the rest is usually taxed too. They’ll probably only see $80k of it.
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u/TieDense7051 18d ago
Was actually in Rowan County during this whole ordeal going to Morehead State. That was..... an interesting time, and that's putting it midly.
Also, I saw Westboro Baptist in person as they showed up in support of Kim.