In his place, would Jesus take his wrong actions?

* Luís Alberto Alves

Today we live a Gospel where, in the view of some Christians, everything can be done, even the absurd. They justify saying that "it has nothing to do". After all, they are flesh and blood.

At the Judgment, the Lord will forgive.
On this road full of errors, people step deep into the swamp of sin. At this time of Carnival, countless Christians join the meat festival. They drink, use drugs, prostitute themselves and make several mistakes. They leave Jesus aside.

As the world is having fun, these people, weak in faith, try to take advantage of this vacuum and join the pack of conscious sinners. They know it is wrong, but they insist on continuing to do something that is unpleasant to the Lord.

The motto is fun at any cost. There are cases of Christians parading in samba schools and carnival blocks. They use the excuse of evangelizing the people who are completely lost there and in the hands of the enemy.

* Luís Alberto Alves is a pastor