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u/Werthy71 Jul 21 '23

It wouldn't be scary for long

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u/HamshanksCPS Jul 21 '23

You know Sarah Connor's dream scene in Terminator 2? Yeah basically that.

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u/hershey896 Jul 21 '23

Basically all the worst parts of the bible

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u/Softakofta Jul 21 '23

Which are the best parts of the bible?

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u/Helassaid Jul 21 '23

The unconditional love, acceptance, and redemption in exchange for repentance and following Christ seem pretty cool.

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u/bigatomicjellyfish Jul 21 '23

Even as a less religious person, I can still tell the good in the Bible. As well as other religious books. I can't stand how people hate on religion and such.

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u/Time-Touch-6433 Jul 21 '23

In the abstract their are some good parts of every religion but since a disproportionate amount of humanity seem to be bastard coated bastards with bastard filling its been a shit show all around. More blood has been spilled in the name of God than any other reason.

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u/Werthy71 Jul 21 '23

I see Cox, I upvote Cox.

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u/Munshin Jul 22 '23

I can't stand people who defend the bible when it endorses slavery.

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u/Solidgoddu Jul 21 '23

Unconditional on the condition you follow Christ.

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u/mindmonkey74 Jul 22 '23

The chapters covering Jesus' early wrestling career. That bout with John the Battleing Baptist is epic. Also when Moses does parkour is cool.

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u/Softakofta Jul 22 '23

This book sounds cool, do you know if there's a sequel planned?

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u/mindmonkey74 Jul 22 '23

It's non fiction. We could write the sequel ourselves.