Who is both Ying + Yang? Both Good + Evil? Both Merciful + Merciless? Isn't this Double-Mindead?

Question

Doesn't double-minded = un-stable in James 1?
Doesn't it result in a twoedged sword tongue?
Isn't such Bi-polar condition called Dis-order?

Whoa, I see why there is so much evil concupiscence going on among ppl, doing the things they would not do, and getting sorry only when they're caught, but never changing to one thing that is never ever both good + evil: His grace.

Woe unto (you)r endless err + forgive.
Charity is above forgiving one another.
Below it is destroy them all who would endlessly err and expect forgiveness,
just for saying sorry, but not changing, never growing up, even when an adult.

Jews first given law by Moses could never attain righteousness, as there was no righteousness in lefteousness. Now Gentiles want lefteousness just so they can be right to make others wrong?

Gimmie a break from this law vs law.
It's being fought as if Loser vs Loser,
often in the same Bi-polar body, of
them vs them oppose themselves.

Answer 1

Ying and Yang is an example of dualism, a non-Christian concept.

Dualism is the view that two fundamental concepts exist, which often oppose each other, such as good vs evil, light vs dark, or male vs female.

Christianity is very non-dualistic.

The God absolute and infinite. The devil is an opposing character, but is subordinate to God.

The Christian faith thus does not consider the duality of good and evil to be two equal and opposing forces.

The teachings and parables of Jesus Christ cannot be understood by a dualist mind:
+ Finding is losing
+ Losing is finding
+ The poor are rich
+ Hunger is satisfaction
+ Satisfaction is emptiness
+ Weeping is bliss
+ Death is real life

Dualism teaches:
+ Good - Bad
+ Crime - Justice
+ Sin - Damnation

But in Christianity, God breaks the dualist rules with love, mercy, and forgiveness.

Christianity is a "both" mentality, not "either" or "or"
+ Both flesh and spirit
+ Both God and man
+ Both Adam and Christ
+ Both law and faith
+ Both Creation and Evolution

Jesus is
+ Not upset with the sinner
+ Upset with people who think they are not sinners

With love in Christ.

Answer 2

This symbol represents an ancient Chinese understanding of how things work. The outer circle represents "everything", while the black and white shapes within the circle represent the interaction of two energies, called "yin" or "ying" depending on dialect (black) and "yang" (white), which cause everything to happen. They are not completely black or white, just as things in life are not completely black or white, which is represented by the white spot in the black swirl and the black spot in the white swirl. Like all opposing forces, they cannot exist without each other.

Answer 3

The yin/yang principle, also called unity, integration or polarity, holds that a person is born with both masculine and feminine traits.
Yin is female and negative, Yang is male and positive. So one person is both yin/yang and if its balanced, that person is stable. Everyone is capable of good and evil, mercy and mercilessness; that's common knowledge.

Answer 4

Chuck Norris

Answer 5

that's what Christ dieing on the pass is all approximately, being purely and merciful of an identical time. God confirmed us mercy whilst he died of the pass, on an identical time as on an identical time his loss of life chuffed the justice of God. to respond to you're extra info, via fact mercy reigns over judgment. think of approximately it, that's the completed theory of mercy, no longer receiving what your deeds advantage. And, on an identical time as God is suited and punctiliously purely, he nevertheless does not pass against his very own regulations. God, being love made the thank you to show mercy over his suited justice. He knew the only way, to fulfill his regulation replaced into to fulfill it himself, be starting to be to be a guy and residing the only sinless life a guy has ever lived.

Answer 6

Everyone is Yin and Yang - no one is all one or the other - that is the whole idea of balance.

We want to be one thing and yet we often act in ways contrary to what we want. That is imbalance, when one side outweighs the other.

Answer 7

AFAIK everyone is. We all have good thoughts and bad thoughts, are merciful on a good day and merciless if someone crosses us after the boss has hauled us over the carpet.
Don't you have good days and bad days?

Answer 8

God
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hmmmmmm
Gods a Flip/Flopper?

Answer 9

Each of us is both yin and yang, good and evil, merciful and merciless.

Answer 10

We see everything in dualistic terms: night and day, good and bad, hot and cold--but all these things are only our perception of what is--not truly what is.