When you speak into a certain context where you are in a group that understands your meaning well, you speak a bit more openly and freely and without as many qualifications because the qualifications are no longer necessary. Removing the unnecessary qualifications doesn’t turn what you are saying into slander and harshness, especially given the context and camaraderie that made the qualifications unnecessary and which cannot be artificially reproduced , though it does make it easier to screen clip and present things as if it were. When short hand/familiar conversation is sent out to the masses who do not have that context, prior qualifications, and rapport, and added on top of that, in some cases actual quotes and snippets have been edited and made to appear in the worst possible light, the cherry on top is when this mix is all poured out into a (cancel) culture that hates the light of God to begin with, creating the desired explosion that we are currently seeing with Genevan Commons...
Thoughts on the Reformed faith, preparation for ministry, and doing all to the glory of God.