If Paula Hill, dressed as she usually does and came into my bakery shop and ask me to make her a cake celebrating COG holiness I would have to go by my conscience and refuse to make it.
What do you think?
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What about my conscience?
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Curious….what’s your ongoing obsession with Sister Hill?
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She is first mother of the COG!
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What happened to the six places in the new testament that having respect of persons is referenced and spoken against.
And you would refuse because? (as the actual baker’s case)?
By asking for a holiness cake
She would be the one believing in holiness,
And by refusing
You would be the one standing against holiness. -
Are you a baker or a judge?
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A principled baker who puts conscience over profit
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I think you all need to quit judging people and worry about yourselves!
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I think it would probably be a great law suit against you. We would change the name to Hills bakery.
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I asked my question six hours ago and still have no answer. I’m kinda sad
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I thought it was funny…
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Romans 14
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SMH
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I’d hate to be a.dirty hobo who does not know Jesus and go to your bskery for a warm roll. I don’t think he would find much love of Jesus..bitterness and desire to hurt ..not much sweetness in the cakes at that bakery. No one would want to go there. JESUS LOVES EVERYONE…
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A dirty hobo’s money will get him a warm roll
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A good Christian would not look at his clothes or hair but hand him a FREE roll filled with loving butter and good sweet jam. Think of the analogy…
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If the dirty hobo didn’t have money I would invite him to wash dishes for a dozen warm rolls
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what happened to “following my conscience”? Can’t I follow my conscience?
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Not sure who you mean .. are you referring to Bishop Tim Hill’s wife ??
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