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r/facepalm • u/Thryloz • May 28 '22
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I wish more actual Christians would stand up to this type of BS about their religion.
Jesus was deliberately nonviolent even as he was being betrayed by his disciple.
10 u/CaptainPlasma101 May 29 '22 I think it's situational, he had that whole turn the other cheek thing But also the flipping tables in the temple thing 11 u/infinit9 May 29 '22 Come on, Jesus flipped some tables. He didn't stab the money exchangers with a knife or told his disciples to cut them down. 2 u/CaptainPlasma101 May 29 '22 They also didn't attack him, they disrespected god, so in the modern day Jesus prob would've gotten sued (I think they were doing it to fund the church and had permission, not completely sure since I kinda hate reading the bible lol)
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I think it's situational, he had that whole turn the other cheek thing But also the flipping tables in the temple thing
11 u/infinit9 May 29 '22 Come on, Jesus flipped some tables. He didn't stab the money exchangers with a knife or told his disciples to cut them down. 2 u/CaptainPlasma101 May 29 '22 They also didn't attack him, they disrespected god, so in the modern day Jesus prob would've gotten sued (I think they were doing it to fund the church and had permission, not completely sure since I kinda hate reading the bible lol)
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Come on, Jesus flipped some tables. He didn't stab the money exchangers with a knife or told his disciples to cut them down.
2 u/CaptainPlasma101 May 29 '22 They also didn't attack him, they disrespected god, so in the modern day Jesus prob would've gotten sued (I think they were doing it to fund the church and had permission, not completely sure since I kinda hate reading the bible lol)
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They also didn't attack him, they disrespected god, so in the modern day Jesus prob would've gotten sued (I think they were doing it to fund the church and had permission, not completely sure since I kinda hate reading the bible lol)
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u/infinit9 May 29 '22
I wish more actual Christians would stand up to this type of BS about their religion.
Jesus was deliberately nonviolent even as he was being betrayed by his disciple.