The problem is that we don't own each others thoughts or right to freedom. We have the right to make choices about what we believe is right and the majority has a responsibility to others to uphold their rights as well as the rights of their own company.
Badgering, criticizing with harmful words doesn't help anyone. The name calling goes back and forth between people who are uncertain about where they stand on issues because they don't understand. That's another problem.
Knowing what is right for the people in general and standing up for that is the best foundation of ideas.
Ideas lead to a result when acted upon. Working on the desired results in the world and society, as well as in politics, should be a common goal for everyone.
Having purpose brings forth understanding and acceptance of our fellow man. When something is desired and worked on together the little differences are overlooked and the job of completing the common purpose has resolute authority that every person shares in.
Authority in upholding good over bad. Authority in acting in kindness. Authority in sharing. Authority in giving. Authority in helping and caring. Authority in making peace. Authority in love. Authority in sharing hope. Above all the authority in love.
Jesus teaches us to assume the authority in his name for the benefit of all mankind. Be an authority.
Celebrate the birth of the giver of the greatest gift mankind has ever received.
Jesus.
And in his name take up the authority he has given to you to make the world a better place. To help make a life happier. To comfort where it is needed. To give when your heart leads you. To stand up for good and right. To know through his words to men while he lived, what to do and instructions on how to do it. Share the knowledge. Bring light to a place of gloom. Bring love to a place of sorrows.
It is his message that stands true. It is his love for mankind that is forever.
Jesus is the king and rightfully so.
Merry Christmas!
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