These days, many people have grown careless and reckless when it comes to speaking ill of others, and this tendency has become even more aggressive and bold through online comments. While they wish to overlook, excuse, or be easily forgiven for their own sins and shame, they dig into others’ faults with excessive scrutiny, often adding slander and malicious attacks. This kind of bold, ruthless sharpness feels like watching fierce beasts pounce on weaker members of their own kind, treating them as prey. As more netizens gradually become accustomed to this behavior, the number of those who cause significant harm by treating lies and fabrications as truth has grown excessively. Ultimately, the habit of slandering and acting recklessly fosters a mindset of hostility and negative values that dominate one’s thoughts, extending even to one’s parents, siblings, children, and friends. This inevitably increases such tendencies, corrupting one’s heart and leading to a loss of will to live, or even one’s own identity, resulting in emptiness, despair, and deprivation. This is why frequent suicides among young people occur today. Therefore, malicious slander and defamation that kill the conscience ultimately lead oneself to death, ruin, and despair.
The habit of speaking recklessly just because something doesn’t suit one’s taste or align with one’s opinions must now be boldly abandoned. Upholding the value of conscience strengthens me, brings peace to my heart, and creates a vessel worthy of receiving abundant grace, mercy and generous inclusiveness. Excessive desires and assertions, driven by self-interest, only produce jealousy, envy, hatred, disputes, lies, fabrications, arrogance, vanity, and greed, yielding nothing but such outcomes. A true Christian does not pursue pride, zeal, or confidence skewed toward words and theories but strives for the beauty of goodness and righteousness by establishing a conscience that purifies their heart. This stems from a life of sacrificing all personal desires, satisfaction, and ideals, lifting others above oneself, caring for them, cherishing them, loving them, and serving them. It is the sincerity of ceaseless tears shed in intercession for neighbors and brothers in greater hardship and poverty, the joy of dividing and sharing everything for their sake, and the beauty of finding gratitude in valuing them more than oneself. This is the very purpose for which God created humanity, the ideal above all values and principles.
True faith and belief must be lived out in daily life. While some practice faith and belief within the church, outside of it they are no different from worldly people—harboring duplicity with differing intentions inside and out, words contradicting actions, and cunning driven by self-interest and personal gain. Their selfish desires and cravings inevitably give rise to envy, jealousy, hatred, lies, disputes, lust, and pride, leading to a faith rooted in a duality of sinning and regretting repeatedly. Such faith dishonors the love and sacrifice of the cross and merely rationalizes their sins in the name of God, piling up deceitful schemes. Instead, follow the truth and the Word, breaking free from pastors and believers who stray from this path.
Hatred, envy, and disputes can never benefit oneself. The act of hurling insults and slander simply because one’s thoughts and judgments differ stems from arrogance and distorted habits that consider one’s own opinions and assertions the most righteous in the world. It is a fabrication born from self-interest, where sins like envy, jealousy, hatred, disputes, lies, and pride inevitably repeat. In a life where sin governs, excuses and justifications take center stage, and the actions of such people—insults and slander—emerge. Therefore, I do not permit insults or slander and will take arbitrary measures to delete them. This place is a gathering meant to heal and guide those in hatred, injustice, wounds, pain, and tears through God’s wisdom and methods, washing away the diseases and aftereffects born from their hatred and anger, transforming injustice into gratitude, wounds into joy, and pain into abundance. As such, no disputes or slander will be tolerated here.
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