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“And when you pray, do not be like the hypocrites, for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and on the street corners to be seen by others.”
they really don’t like it when you hit ‘em with the Matthew 6:5
Or any Bible verse that contradicts their actions.
thats taken out of context
Oh really, how?! Lmao 🤣
Because they never see themselves as hypocritical.
That's when you follow up with the Austin 3:16
Which preceded the ass whooping.
The Nazis always show you who they are
careful, wouldn’t want to get lashings from the edge on this one
This is not a prohibition for public prayer, despite~~ reddit's~~lemmy's inclination to always quote this whenever public prayer is mentioned
This dude is obviously showboating as the scripture describes. There’s no reason to go out on the middle of the field and kneel other than “look at me!”
It also doesn’t help that he peer pressured his students into doing the same.
It may not be a prohibition against public prayer (though Jesus goes on to say that when you pray you should do so in an inner room of your own home), but it is absolutely an admonition about exactly the behavior of this coach, who would go kneel in the middle of the field and pray for show.
It's not a sin. It won't land you in hell. But I would say it's a prohibition, if you take into account that it's said by literally god.
I'm not steeped in theology but I thought acting against one of God's prohibitions is what a sin is. What distinguishes the two?
What distinguishes the two? Likely whatever’s most convenient in the moment, I’m guessing