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I would like to know if what I think is heresy. How can we know, in fact, if something is heretical? I believe that every human being is allowed to have a minimum of self-love—a kind of appreciation for one's own life that sustains it, that prevents suicide or the total depreciation of God's...

So I shouldn't care about what disturbs my peace? But validate with Jesus what I know is right? And what if others see me in a bad light or as a heretic?

I realize I care a lot about what people might think of me. I have my own worldviews, but I feel an almost paralyzing fear of not being "politically correct." My mind starts ruminating, questioning everything I think, and since I have little self-confidence, I end up doubting my own opinions...

So I'm not wrong in thinking that even someone who is a sinner and far from God can have basic self-esteem to survive? And isn't that invalidated by what she said?

But what she said seemed to invalidate the fact that every human being can survive or have self-esteem.

I've been told this before, but does that invalidate my interpretation that every human being should value their life as a form of at least rudimentary self-love? She told me this: The Bible doesn't really talk about self-esteem. It says that love exists in God, because God is love. Love for...

I've been told this before, but does that invalidate my interpretation that every human being should value their life as a form of at least rudimentary self-love? She told me this: The Bible doesn't really talk about self-esteem. It says that love exists in God, because God is love. Love for...

I have some doubts that made me think that maybe I was wrong for thinking the way I do. I would like to share. I have a very specific question. Even the egotistical/sinful/far from God/evil person has the "right" to basic, healthy self-love (the kind that allows life without suicide because it...