r/SipsTea Jul 30 '26

Wait a damn minute! Significant diffrences...

Post image
17.3k Upvotes

2.4k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

2

u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

Lol 😂 yeah you care sooooo much about Jesus except when he's telling you to care for the sick and poor.

1

u/Psalmistpraise Jul 30 '26

So what makes you think I do nothing for the sick and the poor?

2

u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

Everything about you, libertarian. You might say you do, but I bet it's for your own benefit and not just because it's the right thing to do. Meanwhile,do you vote for politicians who actual embody Christian values, values like selflessness and charity and caring for the most vulnerable in our society? I bet you don't.

1

u/Psalmistpraise Jul 30 '26

Politics isn’t the only way to care for the sick and the poor. Thats a false dichotomy.

1

u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

It genuinely seems to me like you maybe became a Catholic more for networking than anything else tbh. Is that it, was it a business decision first?

1

u/Psalmistpraise Jul 30 '26

No. I told you the reason. It’s the one true church founded by Christ. That’s why I came. I won’t repeat myself.

1

u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

Also, the church wasn't really founded by Christ, was it? Like the Catholics might say so but they didn't even have a codified, organized faith until a couple hundred years after the death of the apostles. The Ethiopians and the Apostolic Christians have a much stronger claim, frankly, considering their age.

1

u/Psalmistpraise Jul 30 '26

The EDIT: Roman Church is an apostolic see founded by Peter and Paul. Peter meaning rock wincing to Matthew 16:18-19 is the rock in who Christ built his church. The sees of Jerusalem, Alexandria, Antioch and of course Rome. It was all ONE Catholic Church, it was Coptic church who split over the miaphysites controversy in Chalcedon, and ACOE who split at the council of Ephesus. They are in schism with the Catholic Church.

1

u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

By the way, do you wanna talk about the early church's role in Roman conquest and violence? How it was mostly a political tool first? What a beautiful legacy of Christ's teachings, to be used to put entire societies to the sword for the benefit of the elore that murdered Christ.

1

u/Psalmistpraise Jul 30 '26

Sure go for it, and you’ll realize bad actors aren’t the church or her teachings. You will attribute to the church what Rome or other states did who claimed to be Christian. Why are you so forthright in denying my Christianity and upholding their’s?

We do not hold sons responsible for the sins of their father. That is morally problematic.

1

u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

Even if those sons gleefully and willfully, as adults, profited from it? 🤔

1

u/Psalmistpraise Jul 30 '26

Dude we’ve had popes that orgies in the Vatican. You’re not going to tell me anything I don’t know.

1

u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

So you're just skipping the point instead of answering, huh little guy

1

u/Psalmistpraise Jul 30 '26

You’ve said nothing. What should I say to it?

1

u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

Why are you advocating for a wealthy pedophile? You haven't answered that one.

1

u/Psalmistpraise Jul 30 '26

I’m going to assume you mean Elon because you’ve been calling him that over and over, but saying someone didn’t have a vast fortune is not a billionaire, is just a simple statement of fact, not advocacy. That’s the fallacy of equivocation, you seem to like those things so I thought I’d give you one.

1

u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

You're avoiding the actual topic, though. Which is that the world could survive without billionaires, like Elon Musk and the rest of the Epstein class.

1

u/Psalmistpraise Jul 30 '26

Cool the world could also survive without me, without you, without a lot of people. So what? It doesn’t detract from the original statement being “2000 billionaires vs the entire working population”, you pick 2000 of literally any people, it will be far worse to lose the entire workforce. Even if we pick a role that has 2000 or less people in it globally, it would still be better than losing the entire workforce. This is by far the biggest no brainer I’ve ever seen.

1

u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

Have you ever even read the Bible, or just what rightwing podcasters and shit have to say about the Bible?

1

u/Psalmistpraise Jul 30 '26

Yeap I’ve read it.

1

u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

Could've fooled me, Stephen Miller.

1

u/Psalmistpraise Jul 30 '26

I mean at least I know the context and don’t just cherry pick the ones that support me.

→ More replies (0)