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How to Disagree Nicely but Not Lose Your Convictions

By Filings on Wed, 01/05/22
Christian Living
Debate
Adiaphora
Christian Liberty

“… convictions are firmly held moral or religious beliefs that guide our beliefs, actions, or choices. This shuts out beliefs we have about matters of taste (not moral), and it also shuts out beliefs we hold but are happy to disregard or ignore (they don’t guide our actions).” - CToday

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