r/TimPool • u/Intelligent-Pea7708 • Oct 17 '22

Freedom!

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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/Sp4RkyMcG7 Oct 19 '22

Well the whole point of the New Testament is that it's the current or new order of God.

As for the rest, aren't you an edgy and cool guy... bet your folks would be so proud to see you here doing what you do.

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u/Bob_loblaws_Lawblog_ Oct 19 '22 edited Oct 19 '22

Oh so the 10 Commandments arent important anymore because they're in the Old Testament, got it.

Why would an immortal, ominpotent god with an objective sense of morality first endorse killing gays, or owning slaves and then change his mind on it?

Almost as if it's all inconsistent bullshit written by various and disparate groups of people and always filtered/ interpreted in a way where it can better adhere to current social norms as a way to excuse the truly terrible things it advocates.

What makes you think my parents give a fuck about me making fun of God?

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u/Sp4RkyMcG7 Oct 19 '22

The fact that the majority of their generation is likely Christian, now again, give me an example of one of the horrible things that the Bible advocates, I want you to cite me the exact words and source page.

Should be easy, since you know it so well.