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I would like to begin by saying this. I mean this with no disrespect at all. There's has been quite a stir in the Christian tweeter as of yesterday and today. The big divide in my opinion is about @JasmineLHolmes and if we can or cannot criticize her do to Loving her father. 1/
I'm not trying to start anything, but instead bring a little clarity. I haven't said anything about or to her out of respect for her father. You don't have to agree with this. But I did. But what I'm seeing now is something totally different. 2/
Some people are saying she is untouchable because she's Mr. Baucham's daughter. This is interesting to me. Because we wouldn't have this standard for anyone else. I haven't read any of her blogs or posts. It's not important to me. 3/
But judging my respect for her father on if I agree with her, is not okay. This is playing special treatment just for having the same blood. The sad is these tactics have been played before. 4/
Some people are using the love of a Godly man as weapon, to stamp out legitimate criticism of his daughter. Like I said, I have no option either way. But don't say people can't criticize her. She is an adult and a believer. If she is in error people have the right to correct 5/
As Christians we should do it as respectful and gracious as possible. I'm not saying be rude or mean. So please don't twist my words. I have some tweets to back up my claim. 6/
And to show this is a tactic just stamp out criticism. Here's a tweet from the lady herself. https://twitter.com/JasmineLHolmes/status/1281268608165982208?s=19
To finish this off. We shouldn't be disrespectful to one another. We should be gracious and as kind as possible. We represent Christ after all. But no one it doesn't matter the family or background deserves not to be criticized. Just ask Judas.
Again I'm not trying to bash or be rude. I'm just trying to bring clarity.
Love you guys.
Love you guys.
Another good point. https://twitter.com/IamCorrigible/status/1281399497260597248?s=19
