So, your ability to have food every day depends on ads.
You don't need mental gymnastics to justify surviving in a capitalist world using ads, it's okay, everyone understands it.
You don't need mental gymnastics to justify surviving in a capitalist world using ads, it's okay, everyone understands it.
Doesn't mean everything you do is automatically terrible, but in many Christians it does encourage self-reflection and self-awareness, because of the knowledge that any given impulse you have may actually be a selfish one that's terrible for other people.
...granted, it doesn't always work that way in conservative US evangelicalism. Even there it does sometimes, though.
/rabbittrail
What I know of the Gospels makes me believe the Inquisitors were in no sense followers of Christ.
(Of course, the Inquisition has nothing to do with the point I was making, but that point was itself a rabbit trail, so I suppose turnabout is fair play.)