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>You are free to lie, blaspheme, murder, etc. It's not like they were written in stone.

Chiding seems to fly in the face of this subreddit's rules:

>1) Be respectful; no trolling; no profanity or evasions thereof by use of symbols.

and...

>2) Posts and comments that are likely to incite others without adding value may be removed.

It may come as a surprise to you, but most of the people who frequent this sub are well aware of the Sabbath-vs-Sunday issue:

• Some of them are fencesitters, and it is comments like this one of yours that sends them fleeing from our "cult".
  
  
• Some of them have well-reasoned doctrines, and hand-waving them like you did just proves that "ALL OF US" are unwilling to engage in civil discussion. When that is the case, there is no reason to listen to any of us. So quit screwing things up for everyone, ok?
  
  
• Some of them have dismally-poorly-reasoned doctrines, and they'll never know it because all they ever run into is sabbatarians-who-are-also-jerks.
  
  So I'm going to make a mild suggestion: Make some friends, don't be a jerk, engage in "mutually-enlightening-civil-discussions" so as to build up the body of Christ instead of tearing it down. After all, Doctrine #12 declares that everyone who accepts Christ as Lord is part of the body of Christ, and Doctrine #14 declares that we MUST uplift unity in the body of Christ, not division. None of this requires you to embrace sin, but it does require that the hand not scratch out the eye.
  
  Remember that Spirit of Prophecy recording about a minister who was (unknowingly) visited by an angel? And they discussed doctrine? And the minister was a complete jerk to the angel? And the angel eventually declared "You are not a minister of God, you are a controversialist"? Don't be that guy.
  
  If it helps, this book details many ways in which we can communicate to the rest of the body better.