Talk:Jesus's interactions with women
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[edit]Regarding this addition :
- Christ is said to have brought a "new creation. The old has gone; the new has come."2Cor. 5:17"
- For Christians, a new age has dawned with the coming of Jesus. He created a community of reconciliation—the New Covenant family with the reversal of the effects of the Fall.[1]: p.79
- Please abstain from preaching, user:Afaprof01 ... this article isn't written for Christians, especially since Wikipedia is largely a secular/nonreligious organization. We can't include any type of wishy-washy emotional language commonly found in Charismatic churches.
- Also, your statement is theologically incorrect : Jesus did not remove all of the effects of the Fall, he only tried to reduce them, because even the best of Apostles, such as Peter and Paul, were known to have sinned publicly. According to Augustine of Hippo, women are still bearing the burden of the original sin, which affects both sexes. It is offensive to pious ears when you say that all women have somehow inherited the Immaculate Conception, when in fact, this honor is exclusively reserved to the Theotokos, according to Pius IX. ADM (talk) 08:42, 5 October 2009 (UTC)
Oi, the tone on this isn't anywhere NEAR neutral. It reads like a sermon in places.
Additionally, it's just plain wrong to say something is "theologically incorrect" for all of Christianity when in fact all of Christianity does not accept the sources you cite.
not at all neutral — Preceding unsigned comment added by 173.35.66.155 (talk) 21:48, 15 October 2012 (UTC)
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