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I recently wrote a blog about what the Bible has to say about Facebook. Let me know your thoughts on how Christians should act on Facebook.
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What does the Bible say about Facebook?
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The bible doesn't condemn social media sites such as Facebook but it can be a sin if misused.
"I have the right to do anything," you say--but not everything is beneficial. "I have the right to do anything"--but I will not be mastered by anything.
- 1 Corinthians 6:12
Obviously being addicted, posting and uploading offensive material is wrong. I use it to share Bible verses and to chat with my friends and relatives who are in another country.
"I have the right to do anything," you say--but not everything is beneficial. "I have the right to do anything"--but I will not be mastered by anything.
- 1 Corinthians 6:12
Obviously being addicted, posting and uploading offensive material is wrong. I use it to share Bible verses and to chat with my friends and relatives who are in another country.
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Facebook is an extension of society. Act on it as you would in any other public(ish) place.
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Might I point out that, as Christians, we tend to be focused a little too much on the Bible. We need to understand that the Bible obviously does not provide us with answers to everything; it does not mention many of the recent scientific findings, mental issues (traditionally it was believed that those suffering from those issues were corrupted by Satan) etc. I believe that the Bible was written by men who were divinly inspired by God, yet there's so much more that God has left for us...
We need to apply common morality in cases such as this instead of seeing what the book says. I find that I feel closer to Christ by reading the Bible and learning from good people throughout history. Reading about the life of saints, Siddhartha Gautama, Gandhi, Confucius...such great people, has inspired me to be a better person.
Facebook can be good and it can also be bad. Use it in a loving way to make meaningful relationships, and by God I think it is a good source of enjoyment (also don't forget to share Christian posts, always good that your friends can learn about Jesus).
We need to apply common morality in cases such as this instead of seeing what the book says. I find that I feel closer to Christ by reading the Bible and learning from good people throughout history. Reading about the life of saints, Siddhartha Gautama, Gandhi, Confucius...such great people, has inspired me to be a better person.
Facebook can be good and it can also be bad. Use it in a loving way to make meaningful relationships, and by God I think it is a good source of enjoyment (also don't forget to share Christian posts, always good that your friends can learn about Jesus).
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Might I point out that, as Christians, we tend to be focused a little too much on the Bible. We need to understand that the Bible obviously does not provide us with answers to everything; it does not mention many of the recent scientific findings, mental issues (traditionally it was believed that those suffering from those issues were corrupted by Satan) etc. I believe that the Bible was written by men who were divinly inspired by God, yet there's so much more that God has left for us...
We need to apply common morality in cases such as this instead of seeing what the book says. I find that I feel closer to Christ by reading the Bible and learning from good people throughout history. Reading about the life of saints, Siddhartha Gautama, Gandhi, Confucius...such great people, has inspired me to be a better person.
Facebook can be good and it can also be bad. Use it in a loving way to make meaningful relationships, and by God I think it is a good source of enjoyment (also don't forget to share Christian posts, always good that your friends can learn about Jesus).
We need to apply common morality in cases such as this instead of seeing what the book says. I find that I feel closer to Christ by reading the Bible and learning from good people throughout history. Reading about the life of saints, Siddhartha Gautama, Gandhi, Confucius...such great people, has inspired me to be a better person.
Facebook can be good and it can also be bad. Use it in a loving way to make meaningful relationships, and by God I think it is a good source of enjoyment (also don't forget to share Christian posts, always good that your friends can learn about Jesus).
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I moved this thread to the Christian Only Teens Common area where it will be more appropriate.
I moved this thread to the Christian Only Teens Common area where it will be more appropriate.
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... I don't think so either, however I haven't read it in its entirety just yet.
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