Ultimately, as with so many expressions it all comes down to intent. But the next time a Christian says, “Bless your heart,” notice how the sentence is used.
Is it a kind expression of love and concern, or is it what it is meant to be ~ a slap in your face? "I am superior to you. I know truths that are not attainable by you - you are igno…
Ultimately, as with so many expressions it all comes down to intent. But the next time a Christian says, “Bless your heart,” notice how the sentence is used.
Is it a kind expression of love and concern, or is it what it is meant to be ~ a slap in your face? "I am superior to you. I know truths that are not attainable by you - you are ignorant!"
There's no hate like Christian love, no arrogance like Christian humility and no ignorance like Christian knowledge.
Ultimately, as with so many expressions it all comes down to intent. But the next time a Christian says, “Bless your heart,” notice how the sentence is used.
Is it a kind expression of love and concern, or is it what it is meant to be ~ a slap in your face? "I am superior to you. I know truths that are not attainable by you - you are ignorant!"
There's no hate like Christian love, no arrogance like Christian humility and no ignorance like Christian knowledge.