Milanesaconpure243 :
Dear fellow reader: The tongue is very powerful; it can do both good and harm, and can speak words that are pleasant or unpleasant. I do not force you, but I invite you to give up obscene jokes, profanity, and insults, and to stop misusing God's name—including replacing it with expressions that ultimately mean the same thing, which constitutes the same sin as misusing His name directly. I ask this not to make you seem more formal, but to bring you closer to God! Karma does not exist, and it is a sin to attribute vengeance and justice to it. God handles both; I invite you to stop relying on the concept of karma and to refrain from taking revenge or exacting justice yourself—instead, wait for God to handle it. Lust is a sin that has caused the downfall of strong people, as shown in the Bible. Even strong, powerful men like Solomon fell because of it and were led astray. I do not force you, but I warn you. It is a powerful and dangerous sin; the only way to escape it is to flee—to turn away from it. I tell you what is best and invite you to do it. I cannot force you, but I urge you to abandon lust and flee from it. Furthermore, music—no matter how innocent it may seem—always sows something in the soul, and that "something" can be good or bad. Be careful with the music you listen to; pay attention to the lyrics, look at their meaning, analyze them, and ask God for help in discerning whether the music is secular or not. Finally, "luck" is one of the most commonly used words and expressions, yet I come to warn you of how dangerous it is. When we use "luck" as an expression—saying "good luck" or "what good luck!"—we attribute to that word what actually comes from God. The same applies to the word "lucky." It is very important to replace these words with references to God, because it is God who causes all things—both good and bad—to happen. I do not impose my religion; I simply want to see you in heaven—I want you to be saved. Remember, God is near. Do not wait until later to change, nor cast God aside or ignore Him, for no one knows when He will come, and we must be prepared. Warn others about their sins; God calls us to be witnesses to the light. God bless you
2026-10-09 22:40:34