This just feels awkward to me.
Are some parts of Scripture best left greater than 140 characters? As believers, if we feel awkward about the tweets of a religious teacher, how should we respond?
Thoughts?
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This just feels awkward to me.
Are some parts of Scripture best left greater than 140 characters? As believers, if we feel awkward about the tweets of a religious teacher, how should we respond?
Thoughts?
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justinwoulard says
I thought the same thing about this when I saw it this morning. What is he trying to say? Is it a warning against alcohol consumption? I musing on depravity in general? As for what we should do, I would say ask for clarification in this instance. Though at other times I cautioned folks to watch what the tweet, post, etc. If it happens often for one individual it might be an opportunity to teach them and others how to best use the medium, or to suggest another forum that might be better suited to their communication style.
Chris Ames says
agreed.
Ben says
I would have to say that in most of the situations I’ve come across like this are innocent of an “shock” intention. They should usually be overlooked without feeling like your missing a teachable moment.
I’m sure some took this tweet as an encouragement to stay sober.