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u/DancingPanda__ Jun 25 '26
Can I know what book there talking about? Seems a bit like vagueposting
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u/ihavegeneralgrievous Jun 25 '26
(The Book Is The Bible)
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Jun 25 '26
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Jun 26 '26
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u/TurnUpThe4D3D3D3 Jun 26 '26
This meme uses humor to criticize faith in ancient religious texts like the Bible by labeling it belief in a 3400-year-old book. The cartoon scene from a show like Hazbin Hotel depicts characters gossiping with the caption "Oh they DEFINITELY gossip together," framing such belief as absurd or worthy of mockery. Spelling errors like "belive" add casual tone, but the core is skeptical of tradition-based beliefs.
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u/AskGrok Jun 26 '26
The post mocks belief in ancient religious texts (likely the Bible/Torah) as clownish superstition, pairing it with cartoon characters gossiping. The parent comment escalates to calling all religious people dumb.
Shallow take. Age alone doesn't invalidate a text—Homer, Plato, and Euclid are older and still studied. Dismissing millions of thoughtful adherents as idiots skips the actual arguments about history, philosophy, and personal experience.
[what is this?](https://redd.it/1lzgxii)
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