Anonymous #2 10w

I mean he does have that emoji in his username

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Anonymous #6 10w

I promise you not all Christians are like that. Some have actual decency and a brain. Bad apples ruin the whole bunch unfortunately

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Anonymous #10 10w

The teachings promote it, though. That’s why I don’t go near it.

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You’re part of the problem.

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Anonymous #6 10w

Those are man made teachings, ones that weirdos make up to try and create “loopholes” or justify their reasoning for doing despicable acts. Actual Christians and followers of Jesus do not support anything like that

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Anonymous #10 10w

Nope, it’s part of the core doctrine and it’s quite problematic. Calling a non-Jewish woman a dog and only ‘helping’ because he could show off? Pfft. That’s all it ever was, was to show off. Cure ailments he/“father” created. It’s all just nonsense. 🙄

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Anonymous #6 10w

And he will be judged accordingly. I can promise you that’s not a part of my doctrine. Not trying convince you though, just saying that there’s actual Christians and followers of Jesus who aren’t like this

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Anonymous #6 10w

giggling bc 14s comment was deleted. deadass was talking about “putting the blame on people who’ve done nothing wrong” as if it automatically means they did something right and not literally just the bare minimum. wonder if bro keeps the same energy in holding other men accountable for being abusive and predatory 🚬🫩

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Anonymous #8 10w

“Nah, dude, she led you on. You didn’t do nothin’ wrong. She’s out there sleepin’ with er’body she can.” -14

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Anonymous #10 10w

It’s all toxic and that’s why I avoid it.

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Anonymous #6 10w

Like I said, not trying to convince you. Whatever works for you my friend 👍

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Aaaaaaand he’s back

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Don’t drag us into it leave black ppl out of your personal issues

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I mean I read it, it just a done to death argument that holds no real weight in the real world compared to the issues ur addressing

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Black ppl aren’t monolithic so why should I care what percentage of ppl do what? Our systemic issues have nothing to do with your little situation growing up that is not the same thing. You did something bad you deserve it. Police brutality on innocent black ppl is not the same thing

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I wasn’t around to see your original post but if you’re trying use a situation that isn’t about you as the excuse then you likely did something. There should be no reason you compare something, especially the scenario of the post, to black ppl and police

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Anonymous #1 10w

We are not all like this, I promise. People like this make me so sad

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Anonymous #5 10w

You’d be surprised….

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🍇 is not the same as police brutality and one is an innocent bystander by authorities. The other is straight up inhumane and disgusting

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It’s not a small percentage of men, though. It’s most of y’all.

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the problem in your argument is it literally isn’t as simple as “only a few men did this bad thing don’t be mean to all of us 😠”. it’s not black and white, and it’s not as small of a percentage of people contributing to the problem as you’re making it out to be. how many men are not rapists, but still sexually harass women in their lives? or cover for their predatory bros? or victim blame? or deflect when women are sharing their experiences, like you are actively doing under this post?

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Anonymous #6 10w

ugh thank you for sharing that picture i was literally JUST thinking about it and was ready to start scrolling for it 😣🫶🏻

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Anonymous #16 10w

We don’t care about your fetishes, creep 🤢

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Anonymous #16 10w

Officer it’s that one 🫵

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I mean it’s just a very basic depiction of a more complex topic, maybe they thought it would be easier for u to understand if it looked more like crayon

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Awe, you really felt targeted by it, huh? So, which are you— thinking some of us deserve it? Or passively enjoy?

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Anonymous #21 10w

It’s very on-brand.

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Anonymous #10 10w

no true scotsman many *actual* christians both practice and preach these things and nothing is changed/improved by simply saying they're not "actual" christians. i think christians who oppose their views should be calling them bad (or maybe a less elementary word) christians. saying they're not christians is just a way to lazily dismiss criticisms of the community - and frankly many of them would say the same about people with your perspective

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the 13/50 dogwhistle has been so thoroughly debunked that only a racist or an absolute 🧠dead d1pshit (or both) would use it as the foundation of an argument. so which are you?

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Anonymous #18 10w

So as a man, You cannot predict anyone’s behavior. The “act like children” comment is resorting to women not putting out. Thats basically all that is. So he’s saying men can’t get their way they’re gonna r@p3 you. This only applies to some men not all men are like this.

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Anonymous #23 10w

I say that they are not actual Christians or followers of Jesus because in this case they practice a demonized and twisted (by man of course) version of Jesus’ teachings and what the Bible tells us. You can claim to be a Christian/follower of Jesus all you want, but that doesn’t automatically make you one. What makes you one is practicing the doctrine that He spoke of and the Bible speaks of. Nothing more and nothing less

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Anonymous #10 10w

Not to mention being virgins till marriage. Wanting to fuck everything that moves and lusting over women claiming to be straight and Christian. Doesn’t make you a man of Christ either.

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Anonymous #18 10w

We’re all sinners, God is merciful and forgives. Jesus died so that we will be forgiven. I understand lusting over everyone and condemning others is hypocritical but we’re still human. Pedophilia though is actually horrible and idk if I’d forgive that ngl

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Anonymous #17 10w

I’m not religious. But I’m tired of people claiming they’re with any religion. Because it makes them feel like they’re a good person. Baby it ain’t that much forgiveness in the world. Goes to show no one has respect for themselves, discipline and/or remorse. You need to follow the rules of your bible and live your life like that. If that’s what you wanna be. But yes Pedos need to die point blank period. No essay for that.

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Anonymous #16 10w

I hate when bitches try to grasp for straws to make themselves feel better. Buddy just OUTTED HIMSELF 🤣🤣🤣

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Anonymous #10 10w

You’re really doubling down on the No True Scotsman nonsense again… doesn’t work that way.

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Anonymous #10 10w

Im glad you can recognize that its an issue that isn’t everyone, but let me ask, what are you doing to help people in that community understand that these behaviors aren’t acceptable?

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Anonymous #28 10w

Same here because that’s crazy.

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Anonymous #27 10w

Currently I’m a part of a house church at my university where we invite people to come and learn how to be disciples of Jesus within a group member’s home. This includes following the commands of Jesus as well as obeying the Great Commission where we instruct people how to practically share the Gospel with those who are interested

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Anonymous #5 10w

I feel like this was childish rage bait. Either he just wants attention or he’s actually fucking evil

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Anonymous #6 10w

I’ll be honest I had never heard of that until I looked it up, but I again will say that these things are not a part of the original laws and commands of Jesus. They are man made twists and additions that are a grab for money, power, status, or as a way to create loopholes. For example, the Catholic Church used to sell tickets to Heaven, or “indulgences,” to its members. This of course is not a part of the actual doctrine because we as Christians know our only ticket to Heaven is through Jesus -

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Anonymous #10 10w

And it was simply a ploy of sorts to grab money. This eventually received major backlash which is what led to the Protestant Reformation and eventually the many denominations of protestants today. My point being the church was challenged by figures like Martin Luther because the church was going against the original doctrine which was the Bible itself

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Anonymous #10 10w

But the bible itself promotes slavery and infanticide and has been used to erase entire peoples from history. The doctrine is rotten to its core, regardless of the *tens* of thousands of denominations.

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Anonymous #6 10w

Freedom of religion, respect it or get out of this country

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Anonymous #31 10w

That also means freedom FROM it. Keep it to yourself and out of politics and *especially* out of our bodies and there wouldn’t be as much issue with your cults. 😊

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Anonymous #6 10w

Literally everyone was keeping it to themselves until you said “any time I see the…” stop picking fights, #10 has been incredibly tolerant of your vitriol.

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Anonymous #31 10w

Y’all don’t know how to keep it to yourselves, though. It’s always “prayers! Amen! God bless! God has a plan! God does this, god does that!” Every single day, everywhere we go. Y’all have billboards setup across the world blasting the bullshit at any opportunity possible.

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Anonymous #31 10w

I’m not going to respect what was used to wipe out tens of millions of people, what severed me from my ancestors and their cultures, language, traditions, and stories. This is not a Christian nation— it’s a colony where you are welcome to be christian. If you want a christian country, go back to Europe and pick a spot.

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Anonymous #6 10w

The Bible does not promote slavery. Yes it does speak on slavery, but simply due to it being practiced at the time it was written. Also, where do you see infanticide being promoted? Genuine question because I have never heard that take before

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Anonymous #10 10w

It absolutely does promote slavery. Your “holy, powerful, loving” god sure as shit didn’t have anything to say against it. Even the accounts of Jesus never said anything against it. The bible is fraught with infanticide. Exodus 21:15, 12:29-30, 21:17, proverbs 30:17, Matthew 15:4, just some examples of how sick it is.

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Anonymous #6 10w

Also don’t forget that there’s scriptures in that bible that justify rape and marriage to a child.

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Anonymous #10 10w

Ex21:2-11, Lev25:44-46, oh, look, take slaves or give yourself into it to pay debts. “But that’s the OT!” NT: Eph6:5-9,Col3:22-4:1,1Tim6:1-2,Tit2:9-10,1Pet2:18-20… you’re a slave? Suck it up. Oh, having slaves is a blessing! Gen12:16,24:35,Isa14:1-2. How loving 🙄

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Anonymous #6 10w

Sure, there may have been efforts for “better” treatment… could still beat them: Exod21:20-21,1Pet2:18-20, taken as concubines: Gen16:3-4,Exod21:8-11, or SA’d with no repercussions: Lev19:20-22.

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Anonymous #18 10w

Yup! Haven’t even STARTED on that part yet!

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Anonymous #6 10w

EAT’em up please. 🗣️👹

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Anonymous #6 10w

Yeah so being that it is in the OT does actually make a pretty big difference. To oversimplify it, the OT is essentially now a history book. It is a recounting of events that lead up to the prophesying of Jesus’ birth, crucifixion, death + burial, resurrection, and everything in between. The OT represents the Old Covenant which Christians have not followed since the resurrection of Jesus when the New Covenant was established and the veil on the temple was torn

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Anonymous #6 10w

Child “marriage”/abuse/SA… Num 31:17-18. Kill everyone except the girls, and take them for yourselves. The Hebrew word specifically says female children. Deut21:10-14 take them, let her mourn a month, marry… if you rape her, she can’t be a slave. Doesn’t matter if they were “considered” adults for that time. Same with islam— 53 and 6? 56 and 9? Even the revisionist 16-19 with 53-56 is predatory. It’s absolutely foul.

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Anonymous #10 10w

*Says nothing about the NT examples I gave because I knew you’d pull that bullshit* Nice revisionism for your own cult, too! “We pick and choose what to believe!” Matthew 5:17-19, your own “saviour” says the laws are not abolished.

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Anonymous #6 10w

Again, all of those verses in the NT you mentioned were laws that were applicable for the current practices (key phrase —>) at the time. Because think about it, most laws and commands given in the Bible were around 2000 years ago. Obviously we don’t live life the same way anymore, right? So most of the laws and commands have to be translated and converted into a modern day form. Otherwise around 30% of the global population would be living life a heck of a lot differently

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Anonymous #6 10w

Again, simply a recounting of events. It’s pretty common and basic knowledge actually

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Anonymous #10 10w

Cool, so then you admit the bible isn’t the divine word of an “all-powerful, all-knowing, all-loving” being seeing as slavery was A-OK and the push for an end to it would pick up in support centuries later.

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Anonymous #6 10w

You are correct that the laws were not abolished because at the time of Matthew 5:17-19 the New Covenant was not yet established

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Anonymous #10 10w

And yet it’s still promoted in the NT.

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Anonymous #10 10w

And they were not replaced. Y’all just pick and choose. Hence why your “infallible word” has over 45,000 denominations.

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Anonymous #6 10w

The NT does not state the Bible is “A-OK,” the commands on slavery were written because it was a practice at the time just like most of the other commands that were written. Again, due to changes in today’s modern society, those laws and commands are reinterpreted to be applicable to what is practiced now

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Anonymous #10 10w

Because it was written BY people FOR people. Specifically those who wanted to find “moral” justification for their bullshit. It’s not infallible if it can be interpreted differently. 😊

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Anonymous #6 10w

Again, I’m not trying to convince you. From your initial comment it was obvious you were closed off, and that’s your choice and that’s perfectly fine. My last comment to this thread (bc atp we’re just wasting each other’s time) is this: the Word of God is actually so great that the laws and commands of 2000 years ago can still be applied to a modern life. What makes it infallible is that it comes from God, and my God does not make mistakes. Have a blessed day/evening my friend

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Anonymous #10 10w

Cool. Doesn’t mean your myth is real or that your fairytale is good. Your god absolutely does make mistakes in your mythology and to suggest otherwise is laughable. Age of laws don’t prove anything, either. Code of Ur-Nammu is much older and some of that could absolutely still apply. Guess Utu is the one true god by your logic.

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Anonymous #10 10w

Also, I WAS closed off when I was groomed into believing in the abrahamic myths. Then I developed more critical thinking, saw the contradictions and inaccuracies, and became my own person instead of one of the worker ants of the cult.

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Anonymous #10 10w

"As for your male and female slaves whom you may have: you may buy male and female slaves from among the nations that are around you. You may also buy from among the strangers who sojourn with you and their clans that are with you, who have been born in your land, and they may be your property. You may bequeath them to your sons after you to inherit as a possession forever. You may make slaves of them, but over your brothers the people of Israel you shall not rule, one over another ruthlessly."

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