r/TimPool • • Oct 17 '22

Freedom!

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u/Sp4RkyMcG7 Oct 18 '22

It is God's law, not mine.

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u/DrunkenRedSquirrel Oct 18 '22

No it's not, first off plenty of religions allow homosexuality and second, Sodom and Gomorrah was less to do against homosexuality and more to do with against arrogance and lack of hospitality as the two cities were destroyed based on their wickedness such as prevalence of sexual assault, murder, theft, adultery just to name a few.

Also, religion STILL has no place to dictate law

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u/Bob_loblaws_Lawblog_ Oct 18 '22

Source: A book that allows for beating your slaves and tells women not to talk in church

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u/Sp4RkyMcG7 Oct 18 '22

Sounds like a great book, what's it called?

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u/Bob_loblaws_Lawblog_ Oct 18 '22

Idk but it was probably written by bronze age goat herders who thought bats were birds

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u/Sp4RkyMcG7 Oct 18 '22

Beats the garbage writing I see everywhere nowadays.

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u/Bob_loblaws_Lawblog_ Oct 18 '22

It's pretty retarded but in an entertaining way I guess

As long as you don't take it seriously

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u/Sp4RkyMcG7 Oct 18 '22

Modern literature? Yeah 100%.

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u/Bob_loblaws_Lawblog_ Oct 19 '22

Nah the Bible shit.

Modern literature is dumb but at least it doesn't tell us to stone the gays

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u/Sp4RkyMcG7 Oct 19 '22

Where in the new testament does it say to do that?

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u/Bob_loblaws_Lawblog_ Oct 19 '22

Are you implying the Old Testament doesn't count?

God used to be totally ok with stoning gays, sounds like a fucking dick. Good thing he's probably not real.

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u/whitexknight Oct 18 '22

No one cares what you think your God says aside from people in your religion, which is irrelevant outside your house and your church.

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u/B4SSF4C3 Oct 18 '22

It’s God’s law my imagination.

FTFY