Anonymous #1 1d

The core of the ideology is following Christ who stood by and got killed for supporting disenfranchised peoples

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Anonymous OP 1d

It’s crazy how nice and cozy you can paint it when you ignore your gods behavior from the first half of the book 🤭

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Anonymous OP 1d

so if literally anyone called themselves a king and put themselves in direct opposition to the roman hierarchy they also would've been executed that's sorta how that works

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Anonymous #1 1d

You’re gonna find fucked up shit in any book written that long ago let’s be real

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Anonymous #3 1d

Pilate was reluctant to execute him, it was the locals of Israel and Judea who wanted him killed

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Anonymous OP 1d

Correct, because it is mythology from an ancient culture. It changes however when you claim it’s the actual word of an omnipotent god. When he punishes men by raping their wives or orders the genocide of an ethic group, you should think twice about whether he is good, or get this, even real.

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Anonymous #1 1d

*ethnic

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Anonymous #1 1d

Humans wrote the bible, not god. And all humans are flawed beings influenced by the biases of their times

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Anonymous OP 1d

I think you might be under the impression that you’re speaking with an evangelical?

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Anonymous OP 1d

Great reason to not take anything those flawed humans have to say about god seriously 🤭. But god directly commands these things in the book, how do we know what is true and what isn’t? Is anything bad a product of human flaws, and anything good gods divinity shining through the text?

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Anonymous OP 1d

Nope, obviously you catholics take the book less seriously, but that just goes to show how religions change with the culture of a society, because they are societal constructs.

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Anonymous #1 1d

There are things in the old testament that conflict what we objectively know in the modern era, an easy example is the creation of our planet. Point being, taking the book too literally is illogical, and that’s not heretical to say. “But God commands these things in the book” No, it was a belief however many thousands of years ago that God did such things, and the oral tradition eventually got written down

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Anonymous OP 1d

Ahhh ok ok, so we believe in the main idea of the New Testament is true, but reject practically everything else, ESPECIALLY anything that would undermine our beliefs 🤪

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Anonymous #1 1d

And we believe that any of it is true why??? 💀

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Anonymous #1 23h

Because following this Judean guy’s message improves enough people’s lives that it keeps them believing that he was on to something? I mean the only real answer is because it works

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Anonymous OP 23h

“Because following Muhammad improves enough people’s lives that it keeps them believing he was onto something? I mean the only real answer is because it works” this “argument” works for literally any religion or belief system 💀

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Anonymous #1 23h

If there’s only one God then everyone’s ultimately praying to the same one even if they don’t realize it, so yeah that would make sense tbh

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Anonymous OP 23h

I mean in truth I’m a pantheistic heretic who happened to have been raised catholic, but there’s still value in the Bible imo

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Anonymous OP 21h

Hey by denying scripture as the word of god you just committed blasphemy and are now eligible for excommunication just to let you know

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Anonymous #4 21h

That’s not true in Catholicism

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Anonymous OP 21h

It’s not the direct word of God, it is written by humans *inspired by god* but you’re allowed to interpret scripture with a grain of salt in catholicism

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Anonymous OP 20h

Interpreting your literal written dogma however you want invites schisms and means your religion is literally nothing

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Anonymous #4 20h

There’s literally two conflicting stories of creation in Genesis lol it’s hard not to

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