2020 SHUV SHOW: “The mantra: 'Love is love' or is it?, Christene Jackman

SHUV SHOW: “LOVE IS LOVE” … IS IT?
Christene Jackman © 8.18.2020
https://www.ChristeneJackman.com/

EXCERPT: " . . . First of all, one must examine the mantra, “love is love.” It’s a weird statement. Actually, love is an action. Love is never merely words. The “Love is love” slogan was coined by someone trying to make you think they are clever. But that 'not so witty' saying is just a mutt running in circles, chasing its tail. Pointless. It goes nowhere. I think what they are meaning to say is “All love is love.” Their objective is to force you to accept any kind of love situation, from the normal to the depraved, with a focus on the deviant.

But the truth is: Not all love is love. First of all, who gets to define what love looks like, acts like? Our Creator. We cannot leave it up to emotionally and spiritually broken human beings to define what love is. When we do, the result is chaos, pain, heartache, even death.

If everyone supports the notion that we can do what is right in our own eyes, and the “who are you to judge” kind of attitude prevails—then anything goes. And history shows it goes—face down into a moral cesspool. This anarchistic and rebellious “anything goes” attitude comes from the pit of hell. The Adversary, Hasatan, and his cronies seek our destruction. God has set in place His circle of safety, The Covenant with Him which includes a lifestyle and worldview that is holy—set apart from the sewer of the enemy. It’s a Holy Culture designed with our best in mind. And one day, all the world will embrace the Written Torah of the God of the Bible.

The most loving thing one can do is to gently point out that, no—it’s not alright to live those “alternative lifestyles.” If our Creator judges them in no uncertain terms to be toeva detestable, an abomination, unnatural---then I must, out of concern for that person, share the truth with them. Then it’s on that person to go to the Creator for help with their issue. He is the Lord of the shattered-hearted. He is Redeemer, Healer and King. But they must be willing . . . "