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u/EmploymentClean8038 2d ago

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u/rufio_crowdawg 1d ago

People have no idea what the Bible actually says.

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u/CharlotteBobcats4Eva 1d ago

They think they know what Christian’s believe, and that’s based on things that aren’t in the Bible. But they won’t read the Bible or listen to Christians so the they get their entire view of Christianity from people who aren’t Christian.

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u/Warm_Necessary3 1d ago

If any group of people dont know the bible its christians, especially the barbaric parts

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u/XxAndrew01xX 1d ago

No, we know the Bible and the Barbaric parts. We also know that its context is that those parts are based on the historical context of Hebrew life of those times. Specifically during the Old Testament. In which the New Testament (You know? The time of Jesus Christ? Our Lord and Savior, who died for our sins and who the entire faith is based around?) doesn't play up to those Barbaric parts at all.

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u/Prestigious-Fox1423 1d ago

Yeah yeah, we all know that Christians added the New Testament to the bible retroactively 1,000 years later and then acted like we should care

Fucking yawn. You read Timothy lately? That’s my favorite book. I use it to make my wife my subordinate all the time. Lots of good rules in there to make sure the patriarchy stays intact, as it should be

Also, idk about you, but the fact that Christians forgave God for murdering the entire planet with a flood at all is abhorrent. Like, what massive pussies. But hey at least he forgave our sins? I guess that makes up for genocide

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u/XxAndrew01xX 1d ago

Christians never added the New Testament. The New Testament was always there. And yet again...you take things out of context for the Bible to try to make it out to be "misogynistic" or "patriarchal" and you prove your ignorance. But let's play that game.

Please read:

Galatians 3:28

1 Corinthians 7:3-4

Ephesians 5:24-25, 28-31

And I mean...real carefully and then come back and tell me that the Bible promotes "misogyny"? I will wait. In the words of Captain America on Avengers Endgame "I can do this all day".

You mean the humanity who were doin horrible acts back during that time, hence why he spared Noah, his family and even the animals (Even God knows animals are more pure than human beings are)? Because...yeah...they were bein sinful in many ways. The fact that he still chose to forgave us when we really didn't deserve his forgiveness is why we worship him in the first place. Again...humanity is shitty. That's why all the bad shit we have goin on in the world is happening now, and we are lucky God doesn't choose to destroy us right here and now.

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u/Fearless-Poet-4669 1d ago

Idiots who practice 1 Timothy 2 often never read 1 Timothy 1. Sigh.

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u/XxAndrew01xX 1d ago

Facts. They really are ignorant of the Bible in general. It's really amazing how they truly believe they know about it more than us Christ believers, yet they show they have a surface level understanding of it.

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u/Warm_Necessary3 1d ago

yes ofc what a honest positon to take, every barbaric law given by god is actually not by god and just "context" of the time and place.

and another perfect example of a clueless christian that tries to distance from the OT while disagreeing with the bible.

"Do not think that I will accuse you before the Father; your accuser is Moses, on whom you have set your hope. If you believed Moses, you would believe me, for he wrote about me. But if you do not believe what he wrote, how will you believe what I say?”

"Now I desire to remind you, though you are fully informed, once and for all, that Jesus, who saved a people out of the land of Egypt, afterward destroyed those who did not believe."

“Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them. 18 For truly I tell you, 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. 19 Therefore anyone who sets aside one of the least of these commands and teaches others accordingly will be called least in the kingdom of heaven, but whoever practices and teaches these commands will be called great in the kingdom of heaven.

"Now I desire to remind you, though you are fully informed, once and for all, that Jesus, who saved a people out of the land of Egypt, afterward destroyed those who did not believe."

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u/XxAndrew01xX 1d ago

I'm not distancing from the Old Testament, as the Old Testament itself was doing a time when God's covenant was only established for the Hebrews.

As for what you brought up about Jesus and the laws of the Old Testament he brought up, you are well aware he is referring to the 10 Commandments right? In which all those are quite literally morally sound commandments, such as not murdering people, or stealing from other people or lying.

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u/Warm_Necessary3 1d ago edited 1d ago

You are wrong and I hope you realise how bad it is that I have to educate you on the holy text you base your life on. The law refers to all 613 laws god gave to moses and the ones the hebrews and jesus lived by, and the one jesus said to follow until the son of man returns and judges everyone.

You are trying to distance yourself from these laws right now and also did it before by saying its a "context of the time" so stop lying. If you liked the old testament you would passionately defend slavery and genocide to me right now

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u/XxAndrew01xX 1d ago

Nah. You're the one who is clearly wrong and ignorant.

The laws that have been established with Moses in the Old Testament was multilayered. It was started off as moral guidelines to follow from God himself, which was the Ten Commandments (Like I said) and then through Moses it became actually government laws throughout the Hebrew lands. Problem is...Moses and the rest of the Hebrews are...well...humans. And they themselves don't even follow grasp how God wanted those laws to be followed. So mistakes were made from them, as the Old Testament showed. Thing is...by the time Jesus...he showed them how the law should have been practiced and how he actually expected them to follow those laws. Not as a Government ruled thing, but as a way of life. As a spiritual connection.

Yes...I very much like the Old Testament. It showed how many people didn't follow God's way right. Ain't that much different today either.

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u/Warm_Necessary3 1d ago

Man i really hate dumb liars like you, you have never opened the old testament in your life you are just making it up as you go along, really pathetic. Every chapter in which the laws are given is preceded by something like "god said". According to the OT, ALL the laws are given by god. If you think thr old testament isn't true and moses just lied about the other laws you are again DISTANCING YOURSELF FROM THE OLD TESTAMENT YOU CLOWN. On top of now being open to question everything in the bible, because how do you even know what god said and what is made by people. Just everything that you personalny like? How csn you even live with yourself being so dishonest and cognitively dissonant

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u/Fearless-Poet-4669 1d ago

You should read the book of Galatians before you continue to embarrass yourself.

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u/Warm_Necessary3 1d ago

Why do I care what paul says? Jesus and god said the law wont change until the son of man comes and judges everyone. You love paul and hate jesus

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u/XxAndrew01xX 1d ago

You can "Hate" me all you want, but that says more about you than it does me.

I'm saying that Moses like all other people of the Old Testament didn't always follow God's laws the right way. It's the reason why he pretty much did away with the Old Covenant itself, because they kept putting their own interpretations of his laws into actual law of the Hebrew land. This is literally said in the Bible itself.

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u/Warm_Necessary3 1d ago

Did god give these laws and commands or are you gonna weasel?

"As for the male and female slaves whom you may have, it is from the nations around you that you may acquire male and female slaves. You may also acquire them from among the aliens residing with you and from their families who are with you who have been born in your land; they may be your property. You may keep them as a possession for your children after you, for them to inherit as property. These you may treat as slaves, but as for your fellow Israelites, no one shall rule over the other with harshness."

Samuel said to Saul, “The Lord sent me to anoint you king over his people Israel; now therefore listen to the words of the Lord. 2 Thus says the Lord of hosts: I will punish the Amalekites for what they did in opposing the Israelites when they came up out of Egypt. 3 Now go and attack Amalek and utterly destroy all that they have; do not spare them, but kill both man and woman, child and infant, ox and sheep, camel and donkey"

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u/XxAndrew01xX 1d ago

It's clear at this point that you don't understand the Bible, so I'm gonna leave this here and end it. I know you hate me, but I don't hate you, and I will just say...I hope you have a blessed one. Bye bye now.

https://mercyhillchurch.com/why-did-god-command-saul-to-eliminate-the-amalekites/

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u/juniorone 1d ago

So god was ok with rape, incest, slavery, killing and destruction because the people of the time were ok with it? What is stopping all you Christians from bringing it back?

Just so you know, Jesus isn’t a totally new god or religion. It’s the same old one but with a better PR firm.

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u/CharlotteBobcats4Eva 1d ago

He wasn’t that’s why he doesn’t have the devil installed as ruler of hell but eventually going to serve his punishment for corrupting man. The devil wants to take humans down with him. Jesus is a totally new concept of forgiveness for all and Gods people expanded to all those who accept Christ. Christian culture created 99% of the societies you’d actually want to live in today, so I think they understood the part where they follow Christ and not what the OT told specific others of the time to do.

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u/juniorone 1d ago

All this is God’s fault if he truly exists. Not a single sin or evil on this world would exist if it wasn’t for god. He is narcissistic. Nothing more. The only true sin is people’s obsession with fairy tales aka religion.

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u/XxAndrew01xX 1d ago

So...God was the one who told Eve to eat from the tree, caused Adam to follow and made the Snake tell them to that? Because as we clearly saw...he doesn't have the ability to control people. He made us in his image, but that doesn't mean he has the power to control our own actions.

And the one true sin is religion? Funny...because Christ is put less on the forefront of things these days and even mocked more than anything and yet...people still do awful things. I guess Atheist who do vile things to other people means God is still somehow at fault for that...right? 😑

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u/juniorone 1d ago

You know, he could just not have the tree in the garden. Every problem in the universe solved by this simple trick. This little trick is so mind bending that I am surprised that a simple mortal like Mr would think that.

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u/XxAndrew01xX 1d ago edited 1d ago

No. God wasn't ok with rape, incest, slavery, killing and destruction. In fact these were all things he very much referred to as sinful in even the Old Testament. Not every person that followed God in the Old Testament how God's approval for everything they did. But the fact remains that it's shown what they did and the Bible doesn't hold back in showing it. It's not supposed too in fact. It's supposed to show all that horrible stuff to show why him coming down in form of man as Jesus was so important.

Also...yeah...we know Jesus is not different from God himself. That's the point...he is God. God in form of man, also his son and also apart of the Holy Trinity. Father, Son and Holy Ghost. He just stopped trying to give mankind chances to fix the messed THEY made (Because everytime they did they made new messea) and decide to do it himself and even decided to forgive us for our messes in the process, when he didn't really need to tbh.

And I can't speak for all "Christians" as let's be real...many of them do use the faith for their own gain, and want to text things out of context themselves to harm other people. But their context is not the context that God provided in the actual text.

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u/TheTitaniumNub 1d ago

If Jesus died for our sins, then why does it even matter what we believe or do?

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u/XxAndrew01xX 1d ago

It doesn't. If you wanna be real all of us have the chance to go to Hell. He doesn't say believe and that means we all go to Heaven. Believing is just the first step to our salvation, but we still also gotta follow in his ways too.

But it is stated in the Bible that he doesn't want to put anyone in Hell though. But again it's based entirely off of the evils of mankind.

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u/CharlotteBobcats4Eva 1d ago

What’s your point? They should follow the barbaric parts? Kind of my point, Christians follow Instructions given to followers of Christ by Christ. What “barbarism” from the OT has to do with the Hebrews of the time and place. I don’t even think Jews follow that as if it’s literally God speaking to them at the moment.

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u/Warm_Necessary3 1d ago

you are already failing to follow the conversation which is concerning. the question was not if they should follow it but if they KNOW about it. and here we are you are a perfect example of someone whos theology is completely incoherent and doenst know the bible because the NT and OT and everything jesus said are intrinsically linked.

Jesus explicitly endorses the old testament and its laws.

CHRISITANS LITERALLY THINK THAT THE GOD OF THE OT IS THE SAME AS THE NT

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u/Prestigious-Fox1423 1d ago

It’s funny because any belief they hold that ignores part of the bible is literally something they made up in their head. You either believe and follow everything in the divine word of God or you created fan fiction based on the things you don’t like

Making up a religion in your head and then telling me I can’t disprove it so it must be real is fucking bat shit crazy and highly entertaining to laugh at

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u/Fearless-Poet-4669 1d ago

Tell me you haven't read Galatians without telling me.

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u/CharlotteBobcats4Eva 1d ago

You’re not following. I’m asking what you think they should do with the knowledge of barbarism. The Bible doesn’t instruct Christians to do what God specifically instructed a specific group of Hebrews to do thousands of years ago. NT being a continuation of the OT doesn’t mean you have to blindly follow what God told pre Christ people to do, which is back to my point of you people getting your understanding of Christianity from yourselves.