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January 10, 2021
years ago, it might have been in eighty-five Canada ended its Lord’s Day Act on some doubtful claim of rights allowing our shops to be open at the same time as our churches pastors asked us to boycott not spend God’s money in Godless shops daring to open on the Lord’s Day I don’t think they even noticed (I think even then we didn’t know, or wanted to, how little difference we truly made back then) and noticed even less our absence from lunches at Swiss Chalet and big sales at Best Buy (I think even now we don’t know, or want to, how little difference we truly make right now) witnessing our lack of witness all know they can do whatever they want to do and we’ll go right along (if protestingly)
I never liked the idea of boycotts they seemed too indiscriminate to suit the gospel and my need to share it I’ve always believed my duty to God was to use my resources wisely to His honour and glory theirs how they used what was given
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