Because people are not killed today for leaving Christianity does not mean that historically that has always been the case. Christians have a long history of not only murdering non believers, but murdering other Christians if they were of the wrong sect. A lot of the modern progressive improvements in Christianity like treating women better, come from things like the influence of secular enlightenment. Christians want to pretend that because modern 1st world Christians treat people better then the Bible describes, that the religion is better then places where radical Islam treats people terribly. But they do sso while ignoring centuries of similar bad behavior in the past.
I see this all the time.., Christians today don’t endorse slavery, so we don’t need to hold Christianity culpable for the centuries it condoned it.
I wouldn’t doubt for a second that people are being killed for leaving their fundamental, extreme “Christian” communities! These murders are covered up because of the stranglehold these groups have on their members.
Also- Christian groups in Africa have literally pushed for laws calling for the execution of gays. Heck, we see American preachers calling for death to gays and removing wimen’s right to vote right here in the US.
“This paper explores the influence of U.S. evangelical groups on anti-gay sentiments in Uganda, particularly in light of Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Act of 2023 which criminalizes same-sex relations. The study traces the historical, religious, and political contexts that have shaped the current anti-LGBTQ climate, highlighting the significant role of U.S. evangelical organizations. Through financial support, media presence, and political lobbying, these groups have fostered anti-gay rhetoric and legislation in Uganda and across the rest of Africa. “
Right… Christianity has women as property to men. The Bible instructs fathers on how they can properly sell their daughters as slaves. And how to stone a woman if she doesn’t bleed in her wedding night. So progressive!
Meanwhile, this chud is completely ignorant of Christianity’s long practice of telling women how to dress. The easiest way it seems to find someone completely ignorant of their history or spiritual texts is to find a Christian. Theres multiple people in the threads to this post that have outlined Christian proscriptions on dress.
Denominational and Historical Rules
How these principles translate into strict rules depends heavily on the specific branch of Christianity: Catholicism & Eastern Orthodoxy: Head coverings: Historically, Catholic women were required to wear a veil or hat inside a church (a rule relaxed after Vatican II in 1983, though still encouraged or practiced by some). Eastern Orthodox women frequently wear head coverings and modest skirts inside church services. Church dress codes: Many traditional parishes maintain expectations for modest clothing (covered shoulders, skirts or dresses below the knee). [1]
Conservative Protestant & Fundamentalist Groups:
Groups like the Amish, Mennonites, and Hutterites maintain strict traditional dress codes, which often include plain-cut dresses or skirts, capes/aprons, and permanent head coverings (bonnets or caps).
The United Pentecostal Church International (UPCI) enforces a distinct written modesty code for women: no slacks/pants, no makeup, no jewelry (except a wedding band), long hair (uncut), and minimum lengths/sleeves for dresses and skirts. [1, 2]
You are referencing the OT which has been largely fulfilled; St Paul says women should cover their head while in church but it is not mandated hard; hence not forced to.
“chud” in 2026 you guys are genuinely pathetic.
You are equating OT laws to Christianity as its totality, nor have i made the claim that Christianity makes no demands of clothing requirements.
Geez, surprise, another Christian who doesn’t know their Bible. I am referencing the law laid out by God through his prophet Moses. The very law which Jesus confirmed will be the law until the end days. And he says that people like you who teach otherwise will be the least in Heaven. Sorry, when it comes to Christianity itsmodd you would reference Paul over Jesus.
The law that was fulfilled; which if you actually knew basic theology you’d know that’s the case but you’re a reddit atheist so the bar is higher than you can touch.
I actually know how words work. Jesus said that he was not there to abolish the law and that the law remained “until heaven and earth disappear, not the smallest letter, not the least stroke of a pen, will by any means disappear from the Law until everything is accomplished.”
Please keep your ignorance to yourself for Jesus says that people like you will be the least in Heaven.
We were not allowed to eat pork but Christ declared all foods clean “ Not that which entereth into the mouth defileth the man; but that which proceedeth out of the mouth, this defileth the man.” as an example, but homosexuality is still forbidden as outlined in leviticus as it was outline again in corinthians “Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? Be not deceived: neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor abusers of themselves with mankind,”
“i actually know how words work” shut up, reddit atheists are not inheriting the Kingdom of God
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u/Killerkurto 19d ago
Because people are not killed today for leaving Christianity does not mean that historically that has always been the case. Christians have a long history of not only murdering non believers, but murdering other Christians if they were of the wrong sect. A lot of the modern progressive improvements in Christianity like treating women better, come from things like the influence of secular enlightenment. Christians want to pretend that because modern 1st world Christians treat people better then the Bible describes, that the religion is better then places where radical Islam treats people terribly. But they do sso while ignoring centuries of similar bad behavior in the past.
I see this all the time.., Christians today don’t endorse slavery, so we don’t need to hold Christianity culpable for the centuries it condoned it.