Ascension Presents: Why Christians Shouldn't Cancel People.

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   Ascension Press and Ascension Presents       

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Condensed Reflection
By James Z. Carpio

Father Mike Schmitz suggests or rather explains that we should like to foster a "Correction Culture" than a "Cancellation Culture".

Two things:

1. Truth
2. Grace

If these two are absent then these two prevail:

1. Utility
2. Preference

Father Mike's explanation is superb.

The salient points that I would like to elaborate on is to rephrase them into "Hate the sin, yet still, love the sinner."

Thus, correcting our brother or sister. Teaching him or her which is a grace-truth-filled culture. Upholding the objective truth or standard. A restoration and reconciliation bringing him/her back home to Our Father's loving arms.

May you be inspired by the Holy Spirit and God Bless!

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