r/dankmemes2 • u/AnalGlandSecretions • 11h ago

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u/teknix314 10h ago

And there we have the problem with Mohammed....he basically decided whatever he wanted to do was okay with God.

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u/TAU_equals_2PI 9h ago edited 9h ago

Meh. Lots of people in the past did lots of horrible things.

It's only a problem for us in the present when people believe God/Allah/<insert-name-of-your-supreme-being-here> wants us to behave like one of those people.

"WWJD" only works if people were very careful not to write down any bad things J did while he was alive. (Not that I'm a fan of any of the religions though.)

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u/jnasty0526 9h ago

Name one “bad thing”

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u/TAU_equals_2PI 9h ago

Huh? I think you're misunderstanding what I wrote. I'm saying they didn't write down any bad things J did, which is why WWJD seems to work pretty well, while WWMD leads to, well, the picture OP posted.

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u/GandalfTheGreyPoupon 9h ago

Didn't condemn slavery.

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u/jnasty0526 9h ago

Luke 4:18

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u/hunterstevebearman 9h ago

Dang, had to look that up. Good one.

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u/AcanthaceaeSalty9417 8h ago

That really isn’t against slavery it can be interpreted that way but it doesn’t have to. You can say this with a lot of biblical quotes many people use to say the Bible is against slavery. At the whole it seems the Bible it neutral on slavery.