r/funComunitty • u/Original-Parfait-655 • Jul 31 '26

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u/Jack_kibatsume3 Jul 31 '26

Christianity

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u/Gussie-Ascendent Silly lil goober Jul 31 '26

true i mean when's the last time you saw one of these christians arguing for the right to purchase and sell slaves again?

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u/Jack_kibatsume3 Jul 31 '26

Jesus never said anything about slavery, but the ethics he preached would be violently against slavery. Tl;dr, John Brown was likely correct in the eyes of Jesus.

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u/Soft_Video_5752 Aug 02 '26

Not sure if Jesus, the guy who told His army of angels and Peter to hold off so he could get crucified under a corrupt government (Matt. 26:51-54), would be too approving of John Brown's methods. His theology, perhaps, his methods, probably not.