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Peace if possible, truth at all costs.-- Martin Luther

Just wondering what you all think of this quote, and do you think it is biblical or non biblical?

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hmmm Emily ann.. i am thinking about that one.. it sounds good but I pick up something not right about it so I need to get back to you.... good question.

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I think that it means that we should aim to have peace with each other, but if it comes down to peace or truth, then truth must win every time. :whistling:

To me, it is a bit like asking if it is OK to tell a white lie to avoid a conflict. No, we must be truthful in all we say and do.

I think that it is Biblical because the Bible quite clearly states that we must not lie.

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I think it might help to know that Martin Luther knew the TRUTH. Jesus Christ. So I would have to agree with the satement. Peace if possible, but Truth at all costs.

Sometimes speaking The Truth, causes divisions and removes peace.

Jesus said, "Do not suppose that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I did not come to bring peace, but a sword (division).

For I have come to turn

" 'a man against his father,

a daughter against her mother,

a daughter-in-law against her mother-in-law

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Peace if possible, truth at all costs.-- Martin Luther

Just wondering what you all think of this quote, and do you think it is biblical or non biblical?

IMO. I think he's talking about peace with those who would disagree, but not at the expense of the truth of God's Word.

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Let me say that based on what I know, I think Dr. King was a good man with very good and honorable intentions.

As for the quote:

Peace if possible...The person saying this is telling me that they prefer peace, but are willing to fight if peace cannot be realized. Which brings forth the conditions of that peace...what would be needed to have the desired peace and would it be acceptable to all parties concerned. How much would the differing parties be willing to compromise for the sake of peace.

Would the structure of that peace be acceptable to future generations?

Truth at all costs in a previous reply the author stated that the bible tells us not to lie, I wish they would have provided the specific scripture as a reference.

The commandments tell us "not to bear false witness" , I've oft wondered if that afforded us a little latitude.

So the questions are...who decides the truth? What base do they use to discover the truth? Are you willing to accept the truth? What cost are you willing to pay for the truth?

My truth lies in the scriptures....everything else is placed on the scales held by a blindfolded woman.

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Martin Luther sure got in big trouble for speaking the truth. I'm sure he would have rather not have been "wanted dead or alive" by the church. But he spoke the truth because that was more important than just giong along with what the Catholic church was doing. If he had just gone along with the church for the sake of peace, can you imagine how corrupt the Gospel would be by now?

His words are true today. How much do we Christians not protest because we don't want to make waves?

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Truth at all costs in a previous reply the author stated that the bible tells us not to lie, I wish they would have provided the specific scripture as a reference.

The commandments tell us "not to bear false witness" , I've oft wondered if that afforded us a little latitude.

I presume that you are referring to my post here, so I will respond.

You are right. The commandment tells us not to bear false witness (Exodus 20:16). My understanding of that in simple language is do not lie. Also, in Proverbs 6:16-18 it lists

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Let me say that based on what I know, I think Dr. King was a good man with very good and honorable intentions.

PS - This quote is by Martin Luther, not Dr Martin Luther King. :whistling:

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Let me say that based on what I know, I think Dr. King was a good man with very good and honorable intentions.

PS - This quote is by Martin Luther, not Dr Martin Luther King. :whistling:

ooops.....sorry

read a few things written by Martin Luther.....different

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