[ SECRET POST #2642 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2642 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Homestuck]


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03. http://i.imgur.com/BVCZgbY.gif
[moving gif]


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[Michelle Lee]


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[Ping Pong the Animation]


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[Lord of the Rings]


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14. [SPOILERS for Pandora Hearts]



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15. [WARNING for sexual/emotional abuse]
















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Comments

Re: A hypothetical question

[(Anonymous)]

No, I wouldn't look down on them. (There are a lot of folks like that in my church leadership, actually, and I don't look down on them.) Because that would make my faith not worth the paper it's printed on. (Quite literally.)

It isn't my place to judge those who are taking advantage of others, that (by my beliefs) is for God to judge. Because it is not outside the realm of possibility that one of those people shilling books may one day be called to not take advantage of the weak and powerless, and they may repent/change their lives.

Basically, everyone has a chance. In my particular beliefs, everyone will have a chance, eventually (so that's the "afterlife" belief OP would see in my head). So, if everyone has the capacity to change themselves, and at some point in the future, they will make the choice to change their ways (or not, in which case, God will judge them), why should I judge them at all?

Sorry. That probably sounds a bit more complex than it actually is.