I naturally find it amusing that people will argue over a minor piece of bread and not about really important truths. I do not believe that anyone who tries to do something does not naturally fit their peculiar disposition or their personal way of thinking will ever perform a task in a genuine way. This is why I do not believe in a bureaucratic system of discipleship where everyone is merely doing the same program. I sincerely mean all of these psychological problems are enforced by pointing a exposed person down a arduous road that does not fit their gifts and merely advising them all is necessary to live the Christian life is to act according to a set of rudimentary principles. Out of all of the obnoxious people, this is the most self-righteous. Vainly trying to be someone that inevitably appears to obstinately maintain impossible things together for all the nefarious reasons. How do passive-aggressive people act? They are unaware people who do not express certain personal convictions. Consequently, they usually feel secure when they secure a political guru. You will find passive-aggressive people will inevitably find it easy to end relationships by recruiting people who overwhelmingly agree with them because they do not see God requires the same judgement on those who stand by and merely watch as he does for those who aggressively oppose his ways. No consistent power of eternal life and death naturally stimulates them. They never assume the personal obligation that urgent danger in active life properly represents an eternal curse. Hence, they are always basing underestimated value on moral excellence rather than genuine loyalty to a reasonable cause.

It amuses me that people are so passionate about a meaningless piece of bread, but are not so concerned about important truths. It is likely that any person who attempts to be something and fix their unique personality will run their business in a genuine way. This is why I don't think a blueprint of discipleship would be very effective. For example, it would be difficult to follow because it would be full of rules and regulations. Everyone would be following the same set of instructions, and it would be difficult to get different people to work together harmoniously. I regret to say that these psychological questions can apply in a way that can make someone's life worse. Leading them down a path that ignores their underlying issues will only reinforce their bad habits. Remembering Christian principles should be done with simplicity in mind. There is an exceptional person who is always self-correcting. As I try to warn someone of a dangerous situation, I see that they are getting upset and blaming themselves. It seems like an insurmountable problem. Passive-aggressive behavior is like a poison that seeps through the cracks of relationships. These people lack knowledge and understanding; they have no firm convictions. As a result, they are generally reliable when they come into contact with a political guru. Passive-aggressive people often find friends who share their views and agree with them, breaking off relationships with those who don't. These people have chosen to not believe in a judgmental God, allowing them to break off relationships without feeling guilty. Their lives and deaths are not motivated by some mysterious divine power. Few people realize the great responsibility that comes with being alive - to live forever. Often, those with moral distinction are given more credit than those who actually support a worthy cause.