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Sin of Hatred
« on: July 31, 2026, 06:14:10 AM »
Need some help discerning at what point hatred would become a venial or mortal sin when it comes to the actions of certain groups I became aware of. Been going back and forth about this, wondered if anyone had a good explanation of where the line is drawn.

Practical examples: Avoiding a train car because there was a certain group on it. Or listening to a music video that makes fun of men in hats etc.

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Re: Sin of Hatred
« Reply #1 on: August 01, 2026, 05:37:23 AM »
It's simply prudent to avoid groups of people that are likely to commit crimes. The music you think of is humorous rather than hatred. If you want them to go to hell that is hatred. I want non-whites to be deported from white countries, is this hatred? I think not, they don't belong here and are bringing us down.


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Re: Sin of Hatred
« Reply #2 on: August 01, 2026, 11:55:18 AM »
Need some help discerning at what point hatred would become a venial or mortal sin when it comes to the actions of certain groups I became aware of. Been going back and forth about this, wondered if anyone had a good explanation of where the line is drawn.

Practical examples: Avoiding a train car because there was a certain group on it. Or listening to a music video that makes fun of men in hats etc.
You are delving into technicalities here. "Hate the sin but love the sinner" is something I used to find very, very hard to swallow, but it's the truth, I still struggle with it but only very little now. 

If you know that a certain group on a train promotes sin or are in some scandalous, you avoid the sin or scandal by avoiding them. You avoid them even if your own mother or sibling is part of the group because of the sins they promote.        

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Re: Sin of Hatred
« Reply #3 on: August 01, 2026, 07:25:44 PM »
Agree with the above two answers. Another thing to consider is that this business of "hatred" is liable to be something pushed on us by the you-know-whos as a total inversion of essential self-preservation. It's one thing to avoid certain people for simple physical safety and also maybe rash judgment as an occasion of sin. But what we're dealing with is an organized psy op where we start to think and act like lemmings, including spiritually. (((They))) want us to consent to and take an active part in our own demise. So next time you start to have hostile feelings towards a stranger, say a prayer for that person's conversion and also for the well-being of the next person who comes along not cued into the reality of what's going on.