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Such encounters may reflect broader societal trends, including the influence of self-centered ideologies or materialistic philosophies that conflict with Christian teachings. The Bible warns of people who exhibit such traits in 2 Timothy 3, describing individuals in "perilous times" as “lovers of themselves, proud, and disobedient to the truth.” | Such encounters may reflect broader societal trends, including the influence of self-centered ideologies or materialistic philosophies that conflict with Christian teachings. The Bible warns of people who exhibit such traits in 2 Timothy 3, describing individuals in "perilous times" as “lovers of themselves, proud, and disobedient to the truth.” | ||
Practical Advice | == Practical Advice== | ||
It is advisable to evaluate these situations carefully, keeping in mind that not all claims or philosophies align with Christian beliefs. If engaging with such individuals feels unsafe or unproductive, it may be best to maintain distance while praying for their spiritual growth. As Christians, the goal is to act with love and humility, leaving ultimate judgment to God: | It is advisable to evaluate these situations carefully, keeping in mind that not all claims or philosophies align with Christian beliefs. If engaging with such individuals feels unsafe or unproductive, it may be best to maintain distance while praying for their spiritual growth. As Christians, the goal is to act with love and humility, leaving ultimate judgment to God: | ||