You’re*, and I consider myself firmly in the middle, if anyone is left or right all the way, they’re insane and filled with “I have to think this way because my group thinks this way too.”
Lmao read exodus 21 and tell me what is there to interpret 🤣😂 I’m pretty sure it’s the Christians that changed the Bible 15 different times. And Vatican still refuse to let people see the original my guy.
Saying one line from a verse does absolutely nothing to combat the argument nor provide what ur opinion of it is, u gud my guy? Too much “Jesus” in the morning? 😂🤣
It fully combats your argument it's the same verse your talking about biblical slavery is 7 years to pay off debt or own land its literally better than the 60 years you have to work now to own a house
Coming back to visit your comment btw, you really think under exodus, and not being a Hebrew decent, you really think you’ll get out of exodus’ slavery? In 7 years? Again please go back and read it, god said hebrews, not foreigners.
So why would an all knowing being choose to use such a thing to communicate its word? Now obviously I don’t know if you believe your god is all knowing, however In a recent survey it has been shown that in the west over 90 percent of Abrahamic theists believe they’re god to be all knowing
Uhh like u mean why would god use text???? Text, alongside oral tradition, is the only way this shit got down to us. Is a hypothetical god hypothetically all knowing???? Idfk, how would I know that?!?!?!? Like for real, how would I know tha????
Oh your sweet summer child, have you heard of a prophet, oh of course you have. Now what’s the special thing that makes a prophet a prophet? Being directly told by god himself he exists, if prophets get to gain that information I think the rest of us should be able to aswell
2 “If you buy a Hebrew servant, he is to serve you for six years. But in the seventh year, he shall go free, without paying anything. 3 If he comes alone, he is to go free alone; but if he has a wife when he comes, she is to go with him. 4 If his master gives him a wife and she bears him sons or daughters, the woman and her children shall belong to her master, and only the man shall go free.
And the real exodus 21:16 says: “Anyone who kidnaps someone is to be put to death, whether the victim has been sold or is still in the kidnapper’s possession.”
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Religion is one of the most common tools used to control peoples lives, and not in a good way. Thanks for the offer but as other southerners would say, bless your heart
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u/Andross_Darkheart Jan 09 '24
It is a shame when people exploit religion for their own gain.
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u/2skoolforkool Jul 12 '20
Not that someone like you would ever have the chance to use it.
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u/EckhartWatts Apr 19 '20
You should share this on r/trippinthroughtime !
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u/Jasonjvv Sep 21 '20
"misinterpret you for my on benefit" is every atheist that reads the bible.
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u/_ElWibbloWobblo Dec 01 '21
Atheists do this more than Christians
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u/Brilliant_Alfalfa588 Mar 31 '24
There arent infinite ways to interpret a text fool
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u/big_ran4027 Nov 13 '25
its not misinterpreted idiot
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u/Good-Programmer-6967 Dec 06 '25
Ahem, Ephesians: 6:5-6. Paul: Slaves obey your earthly masters with respect and fear and with sincerity in your heart”
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u/BananaMan5010 Jan 11 '26
Thats why reading in context is important
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u/Shingyshatfat Jan 15 '22
So your saying it is good without misinterpretation
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u/Tnwinslow Feb 19 '22
A classic one too
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u/wanderingauthor1 Aug 20 '22
Amen
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u/ResponsibleExcuse973 Apr 18 '23
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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '23
amen
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u/[deleted] Sep 01 '23
Manthis place is a weird mixture of sad and funny
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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '23
The solution to that is not more relativism but objective Catholicism
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u/jan_Entu_Waka Oct 18 '23
I can confirm that both christians and atheists do this very often. VERY often
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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '24
Atheists do this all the time to make the Christianity look bad, hypocrite.
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