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WHY GOSSIP MAKES YOU A HYPOCRITE, JAMES 1:26

Q: What does the Bible say about gossip? A: The Bible speaks extensively about gossip, consistently framing it as destructive, divisive, and a reflection of a person’s heart. It addresses both the speaker of gossip and the listener, warning against the damage words can cause to relationships and communities. Here is a breakdown of what the Bible says about gossip, categorized by key themes: 1. The Destructive Power of Gossip The Bible frequently notes that gossip has the power to ruin friendships and cause deep emotional wounds. Proverbs 16:28: "A perverse person stirs up conflict, and a gossip separates close friends." Proverbs 18:8: "The words of a gossip are like choice morsels; they go down to the inmost parts." (This highlights how easily gossip is swallowed and how deeply it sticks with people). Proverbs 26:20: "Without wood a fire goes out; without a gossip a quarrel dies down." 2. The Character of a Gossip Scripture often contrasts a untrustwort...

"Freedom Is..." by Pinhead Gunpowder


 

Lyrics:
"Home of the brave, land of the free,
Where "freedom of choice" just means Coke or Pepsi...
But I'm not buying it.

They say if you're not working
You're just wasting away,
"Employment gaps look bad on your resume"...
But I'm not buying, I'm not buying,
I'm not buying their incentives, their lies,
Their empty promises -- just chains in disguise
-- while they steal away our very lives!

Tell me why there's still a 40 hour work week
While unemployment's on the rise?
Why do we keep overproducing
But hard just to survive?
Why does "surplus" food rot
While hungry people die?

We're stripped of human dignity,
Forced to live in poverty,
Cuz in this land of the free
Our "freedom" is all fake.
We're wage slaves to the company,
Land slaves to the property,
And tax slaves to the economy
Of the capitalist state!

It's illegal to squat or live on the street,
But rent is extortion when you have to pay to sleep...
But I'm not buying it.

We're just indentured servants
Living on the master's land,
Serfs trying to buy back
Our freedom on the lay-away plan...
But I'm not buying, I'm not buying, I'm not buying!"

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