Is Your Moral Debt Greater than Mine? - Lara Buchanan

OCCA Courses & Events info in description | Have you ever wondered about the extent of your moral debt or deeds compared to others? This intriguing question is one among many that Jesus illuminates through parables, offering timeless truths grounded in the realities of life. In this video, Lara delves into history, unveiling how the Christian God perceives moral debt and addressing the profound, often heart-wrenching question, “Can I be forgiven?” She demonstrates the relevance of Jesus’ ancient and hope-soaked wisdom to contemporary seekers of forgiveness.
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0:10 // Is your moral debt greater than mine?
0:21// What is a parable and why use it?
1:15 // The historical backdrop in a Roman occupied city
4:00 // The three characters including an uninvited guest
4:30 // The uninvited guest - a woman, a sinner
5:02 // An extravagant and unorthodox display of love
7:28 // Judgements against Jesus and the uninvited guest
8:30 // The parable of the two debtors
9:00 // What does the debt represent for us today?
9:18 // The damage caused by sin
10:26 // How is the debt paid back?
11:09 // What if I’m basically good compared to others?
11:27 // Is shame part of the story of a debtor?
13:03 // Is forgiveness for sin possible for the morally bankrupt?
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[@Skyhigh275]

Lara has such a graceful smile in her oration.

[@syam.k.yenubari]

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[@TOUGHEYES]

This was sponsored. And I am Irish Pagan. So I won't like. But I have subscribed. For you will not convert me, but I have subscribed. For mine is that of a reflective morality, & not in hubris but in moral lessons not communicated that I know of in your beliefs, I will put to you the quality of challenge, for even in this very video extolling the virtue of parables & not to judge others of a different quality of life, St Patrick did not remember them when he came to Ireland. He cursed people instead. Our answers to Evil are different with regards to the capacity of said evil. Some, we know, demand a fighting spirit, for it cannot be gentled. I would like to know what modern theologians would say in regards to this. And I'll be around, not to deter your message for the souls willing to accept it, but to counter with an alternative.