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But Paul had a different view: knowledge is not the basis for Christian behavior, love is. | But Paul had a different view: knowledge is not the basis for Christian behavior, love is. | ||
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Paul starts by stating “we all have knowledge.” but that should not define us, love should. On behavior, love takes the form of “the stumbling-block principle,” which does not have to do with “offending” someone, but with causing people to fall by urging on them an action they cannot do freely. | Paul starts by stating “we all have knowledge.” but that should not define us, love should. On behavior, love takes the form of “the stumbling-block principle,” which does not have to do with “offending” someone, but with causing people to fall by urging on them an action they cannot do freely. | ||
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