I have been wondering about the Stumbling block which is mentioned in 1 Cor. 8.
In my past some people have used the weaker brother argument in a few ways:
A.) They have claimed that someone has done a neutral act to make the sin.
Ex. Person A takes Person B's laundry out because there are no more washers open. Then Person B gets very angry and says that Person A made them stumble.
B.) When someone has been a Christian for quiet some time but doesn't like younger Christians styles.
Ex. Older Christian calls the youth pastor and tells them that guitars being used in Worship is making them stumble.
The list could go on and on with examples and scenario's.
My first question is:
What is to be considered a legitimate Stumbling Block?
With that question I wanna ask. Can a older Christian have a legitimate stumbling block if they have read 1 cor. 8?
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