Jessa Duggar says "liberal" Christians are going to hell, and she is not. Judging us while saying..

[madfloridian]

not to judge her.

She seems very angry in this facebook post found by Raw Story.

Duggar daughter casts judgment against liberal Christians: You’re going to Hell — but I’m not

eality TV star Jessa Duggar lectured Christians in a lengthy Facebook post about God’s wrathful judgment.

“Whenever someone speaks out against something that God calls sin, ‘Don’t judge!’ can be heard coming from a thousand lips,” Duggar said. “People don’t like to have other people disapprove of the way they’re choosing to live their life.”

The 22-year-old newlywed conceded this “hard truth” would not bring her any popularity, but the evangelical Christian celebrity said she could not “hide the truth” from her fans because she cares too much about “their eternal destiny.”

“In this world, people have seared their consciences,” Duggar warned. “The standard of what is ‘ok’ or ‘permissible’ in our society today, hardly reflects God’s standard.”

“People are content to live on in lying, cursing, pride, anger, bitterness, disrespecting of parents, lust, pornography, fornication, adultery, and other sexual sins,” she continued, “and if anyone tries to confront them, their attitude and response is, ‘You live your life, I’ll live mine. Don’t you tell me what to do! Only God can judge me!’”

It's okay for Jessa and her family to openly judge others, but others must not judge them....such a double standard.

[hobbit709]

1. She needs to read her Bible, specifically Matthew 7:1-3

[grilled onions]

2. Telling People They Are Destined To Hell...

...does not sound like a very Christian thing to say. Spend less time tossing rocks and concentrate on your own rock pile would make for a better world as fewer rocks would go airborne.

[shenmue]

3. For the judgement ye judge, ye shall be judged.

[muntrv]

4. Until Jessa and her ilk can walk on water, they need to put a cork in it.

[guillaumeb]

5. even if she can walk on water

that only tells me that the idiot obviously cannot swim.

[TheCowsCameHome]

14. Mom should've, too.

[Arkana]

6. How nice that she's sharing the Good Lord's word in such a manner.

I'd like her to, and I quote EarlG or whoever it was that wrote it first, to take her judgment and jam it firmly--firmly, mind you--in her rectum.

[Newest Reality]

7. While people hold her accountable

for that kind of thinking, it also brings to light that the confusion and dogma in that kind of conditioning indicates a plethora of distorted implications that require some reflection and thought to think yourself out of.

All deities aside, projections of narcissistic tendencies, superiority complexes and egomania, et al, are not obvious to the people who are utilizing these patterns as a means of protecting and insulating themselves, just in the way that people surround themselves with a house and fill it chock-full of stuff to support a sense of safety and security. That kind of cupidity can merely have greed or hoarding as a symbol or facade to what is inciting the behavior.

In that sense, depending on when the dogma is deeply inserted into your psyche, (not to mention the context of "support" from others who are also conditioned) being able to see the objective world experience with an open, flexible mind is very difficult. By open and flexible I mean in context. There are a variety of responses, (rather than reactions) to various situations and to me, a myopic, one-size-fits-all approach is not just a "religious" problem, but more of a template for control, influence and as a means to incite and enforce "predictable behavior", which has as much to do with organizations and society at large as it does with any particular individual.

[madfloridian]

8. This is the way we were taught when growing up as Southern Baptists.

The recovery and path to a more rational faith has been long.

[Dawson Leery]

9. Same mentality as ISIS.

[No Vested Interest]

10. She has a lot of life in front of her.

One can only guess where she'll be ten, twenty, forty years from now.
One learns a lot about life as one lives it day to day.

[JI7]

11. they are not allowed to get an education

[arcane1]

12. She has actual "fans". Think about that.

On second thought, don't think about that

[Vinca]

13. As an atheist, when I read stuff like this I begin to hope there really is a hell

and that God really will judge her.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

15. Why does their focus always seem to be on sex?

Of all the sins of the world to focus on why not killing, greed, and theft to name a few?

Of course, their "God" has proven to be a fan of greed, punishment, and killing.

"The Bible is a book that contains some beautiful poetry, a blood stained history, and upwards of 10,000 lies." Mark Twain

[meow2u3]

17. They're authoritarians

The Duggars are authoritarians and authoritarians are a bunch of bedroom busybodies. They poke their noses into other people's sex lives because their own is miserable.

[hootinholler]

18. Because it's the funnest sin. n/t

[Johonny]

16. People that talk about the standards of magic people that live in the sky

as if they are making profound statements of intellectual content on morality I find hopelessly amusing.

[Initech]

19. Doesn't the Bible say "judge not lest ye be judged?"

I'm personally sick of these evangelical pseudo reality show TV "celebrities" like the Diggers and the Robertson's.

[NightWatcher]

20. Arguing about who gets to go to fairytale lands with golden streets seems a bit silly

I bet if she realized the "hard truth" that she likes to talk about, she'd drop to her knees and cry, because when you're dead, you're dead.

[HughBeaumont]

21. You know, because when I want societal commentary . . .

. . . . my ears are ALWAYS open to religion-poisoned, amateur-homeschooled 22 year olds from a sugar-coated hate cult.

[MisterP]

22. what about us Gramscian Papists?