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Question: Opinion of Matthew 5:28
#1
a general and metaphorical warning to guard one's thoughts
 
#2
a prescription for mental health problems
 
#3
a beautiful saying of Jesus that should be embraced by feminists--he did not say "women, dress modestly"
 
#4
something else
 
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« on: December 01, 2019, 08:41:18 PM »

Matthew 5:28 "But I say to you, whoever looks at a woman lustfully has already committed adultery in his heart." (NIV)

A feminist friend claims that this passage of Scripture is overlooked. However, in my own Fundamentalist experience as a young man, that passage was literally all we talked about as men. Though the Church denies this, Origen seems to have taken this teaching to heart and castrated himself. I remember having to constantly turn my head when a beautiful woman walked by, and having to report my transgressions to my "discipleship partner".

What thinkest thou? As a Christian, I believe the saying has merit, but should be regarded metaphorically, like the parable of the Ten Minas (and many others). I vote Option 1.
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