https://thejpchurch.com/religious-persecutors-troublemakers/

Talking about how people become persecutors. And I am not going to have enough in common with some people. We just won't meld.

There are a lot of people in life that we do not have anything in common with. For example, a right wing Christian like me does not really have a lot in common with people who vote Democrat and think we just need some more big government. Also, a non-institutional Johannine Christian like myself does not have a lot in common with people who follow Paul (a false apostle) and attend Paul’s church. They’re in a fully different religion that has left the Lord to follow a man. They’re functionally rebuilding the Roman empire. My passion is bringing the Kingdom. What do we have in common on these points? Not a lot.

Neither do I have much in common with Christians who have never pursued God in the greatest gifts. I was born again seeing the Lord face to face in full revelation in Heaven. I spent the vast majority of my life reading the Bible and practicing the Presence of God in prayer and visitation in most of my spare time. Other people “just want to be good Christians” by “going to church.” They never learned about the reality of knowing God in power. We just don’t have a lot in common.

I don’t enjoy it when these people become religious persecutors out of their habits of being nosey, overbearing, meddling, busybodies, gossips, and slanderers. I really don’t want these people in my life. They are basic agents of the devil because they don’t know how to mind their own business.

Like leftists usually pose, they think they are massive do-gooders so much superior to everyone else. They really want to run other people’s lives. That’s why to keep these people out of your life. They don’t know when to be quiet, mind their own business, quit talking about you behind your back, and meddling. They just want control.