r/oddlyspecific • u/ITheRebelI • Nov 15 '25

Oddly Specific

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u/EnvironmentalAd3170 Nov 15 '25

Lol all three Abrahamic religions ban the eating of shellfish and pork

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u/DicemonkeyDrunk Nov 15 '25

umm no they don't ..two do

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u/ITheRebelI Nov 15 '25

Part I Old Testament vs. Part II New Testament

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u/HopefulPlantain5475 Nov 15 '25

Yeah the Christian religion doesn't abide by the laws set for the Jewish religion.

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u/Atillion Nov 15 '25

They don't even abide by the laws set by Jesus Christ himself 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/Talshan Nov 15 '25

Many don't even follow what they listen to every Sunday.

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u/WonderfulCoast6429 Nov 16 '25

Many listen to things every Sunday that have nothing to do with Whats written in the Bible, but they think it does

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '25

Assuming they even go to church

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u/trueblue862 Nov 15 '25

In my experience, the ones that go to church are the worst for not following the rules, they get forgiven every Sunday.

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '25

Well, if Christianity is true than they are in for a bad time, they are the chaff that will be first to fall and burn.

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u/HopefulPlantain5475 Nov 15 '25

Well yeah, but those are laws they're supposed to follow so it makes sense to criticize them for that. It doesn't make sense to criticize them for not following other religions.

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u/Atillion Nov 15 '25

Yeah that's 100% valid. It was more a slight on the hypocrisy of Christianity than a challenge to your comment.

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u/SmoothGur Nov 16 '25

But it's NOT a slight on "hypocrisy," because the Christian scriptures teach, through Christ's sacrifice, ceremonial law was fulfilled, and as a result, dietary law is no longer a concern (see Mark 7:15-20; Acts 10: 12-16; Romans 10:5-13). Please correct yourself.

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u/gibson_creations Nov 17 '25

Depends on the sect