DEFRAGGING “OUR” RELIGION

DEFRAGGING OUR RELIGION

OUR ..Yours and Mine!…( Back Under the Law) Bias, Shouting,

Many Prejudices: A Call for Authenticity and Respect in Cross Body Unity

The apostolic servant leader ministry of Taveau teaches Christian ministry Bible principles, We view the Old Testament as extreme VALID, NOW NEEDED, but not “back under the Law “Levitical Patriarchism/cronies, bias or Bible thumping (which includes attacking, Phariseeism, demeaning disrespect, objectifying by typecast of another, Bible Law rationalizing undermining, talebearing, passing rumors/ Evil Eye Hearsay and more..

Plus open reviling any one, ministry, lay or human of other non Christian beliefs…Also hate speech, targeting, using”white witchcraft” (false authority) to block,withstand, to do..self justify “to win” OR use weaponry OR human big or small controlling, subliminal, elder, peer using, abusing, defiling, any person, not using, abusing office”false authority” (be it emotional, mental, financial, spiritual, withstanding, excluding GREAT or MINUTE skilled use of pressure, to own, use, abusing,monkey with + exert forceful, group, person, or subtle, orchestrated albeit cult pressure, governing, human domination.

It’s actually ‘mostly” due to the current, modern ministry generation, using many YouTube for social diatribes, attack and major gossip…plus the local “front lines’ where the every day people flock..then take that into the local, area, national “elevated pulpit” and what’ At the Top will greet me, you and the many dark, white, brown and many different cultures, each human person with a very different “backstory” which includes “Christians” varying degrees of faith, Bible understanding, emotional maturity and ministry depth, mostly due to media.

In the current landscape of culture and faith, it’s essential to address the biases and prejudices that can inadvertently creep into our Christian communities. At Cross Body Unity, we strive to be mindful of these issues and embrace a more authentic and respectful approach to ministry.

It’s important to acknowledge that Jesus was not a figure of historical partisan politics or a symbol of any particular nation. He transcends such boundaries, representing a universal message of love, compassion, and inclusivity. As a dark-skinned Middle Eastern man, Jesus defies the traditional image of a patriarchal white figure, reminding us of the diversity and richness of human experience.

In our ministry, we aim to move away from any perception of being aligned with the religious right, which can sometimes be seen as biased or divisive. We recognize the need to engage with a culture that is diverse and multifaceted, rather than trying to fit it into a narrow, one-size-fits-all mold.

We must also be mindful of our tone and methodology, ensuring that we convey the message of Christ with humility, respect, and acceptance. This means avoiding a forceful or dominating approach that can be perceived as divisive or polarizing. Instead, we should strive to be inclusive, approachable, and relatable, embodying the principles of peace and respect that Christ taught.

In today’s world, it’s more important than ever to demonstrate real respect for all individuals, regardless of their beliefs, lifestyle, or appearance. This doesn’t mean we have to endorse or condone every aspect of their lives, but we are called to treat them with kindness, empathy, and understanding.

Let us embrace a tone and methodology that reflects the true essence of Christianity – a message of love, hope, and redemption for all. By doing so, we can truly embody the transformative power of Christ’s teachings and positively impact our communities and the world at large.