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Luke 10:7 — KJV
for the labourer is worthy of his hire.
Meaning: A worker deserves to be paid for their labor.

For hundreds of years, enslaved people in America worked without being paid. Their labor built wealth, businesses, land, homes, and entire systems, but they themselves were denied wages.

But doesn’t the Bible say, “The laborer is worthy of his hire”? Doesn’t Scripture speak against holding back the wages of workers?

So how did so many people justify slavery while claiming to follow a Bible that teaches workers deserve their pay?

I’m asking because it feels like one of the biggest moral contradictions in American history.

Leviticus 19:13 — KJV
Thou shalt not defraud thy neighbour, neither rob him: the wages of him that is hired shall not abide with thee all night until the morning.

Honestly, I hope someone eventually puts up a counter-billboard that represents people of all beliefs, not just one.

Everyone has the right to believe what they believe, but not everyone in this city shares the same faith. It almost seems like they’re trying to force their beliefs on people based on how many times they put billboards up.

The U.S. Constitution protects freedom of religion, not just one religion. Columbus is made up of Christians, Muslims, atheists, agnostics, spiritual people, and plenty of others. It would be nice to see something that reflects everyone, not just one group’s message.

Christians often say God gave humans free will because forced love is not real love.

But if the choice is basically “love God or be separated from Him forever,” how free is that choice really?

It feels more like an ultimatum.

Real love usually gives someone the freedom to say yes or no without fear of the worst possible consequence. But if rejecting God leads to eternal punishment, then the “choice” comes with infinite pressure attached to it.

Hopefully this is the right place to post this.

I know civilian education can sometimes help with promotions, but I’m not sure where a Private Pilot License falls in the Army’s system.

Has anyone here received promotion points for a PPL, or is it simply a personal/professional credential with no promotion point value?

One thing life teaches you is to be careful about the decisions you make, because some mistakes follow you forever.

Look at Michael Vick, the former NFL quarterback who was convicted and sent to prison for his involvement in a dogfighting operation back in 2007. He served his time, paid the price, returned to football, and by most accounts has spent years trying to rebuild his life and reputation.

But no matter how much good he does, a lot of people will always see him as “the dog fighter.”
He could spend the rest of his life helping the homeless, feeding hungry children, win a Nobel Peace Prize, or even cure cancer.

And some people would still say, “Yeah, but he’s the dog fighter who cured cancer.”

That’s the strange thing about public mistakes. A single chapter can become the title of your entire story, even when the rest of the book is completely different.

Kind of sucks, honestly.

If Christianity is true, then asking hard questions and examining evidence should strengthen faith, not threaten it. Truth has nothing to fear from investigation. The question is whether Christians are willing to pursue truth wherever it may lead.

I’m new to this!😅

I’ve wanted a Husky ever since I was a teenager, and now that I’m finally in a position to have one, it would honestly be a dream come true to add a Husky to my family. They’re such beautiful dogs, but I’ve had a hard time finding one locally.

If anyone can point me in the right direction, I’d really appreciate it. Feel free to DM me if you know of anything.

Thank you!

For context, I’ve had a long day and I’m not feeling super motivated, but I know I’ll probably feel good if I go work out.

What would you do and why? 🤔💪🍔

Gym or food and relaxation? Reddit, make the call. 👇

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