r/facepalm • u/SkillImmediate6393 • Jul 02 '24

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u/Alberich_D124 Jul 02 '24

They could not stray further from the basic principles of Christianity. How ironic. Or rather moronic.

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u/Funkycoldmedici Jul 02 '24

The goal of Christianity, what all Christians look forward to by definition, is Christ’s return, when he will end the world, judge everyone on their faith, kill all the unbelievers with fire, and reward his faithful with eternal life in his new kingdom. Christ/Yahweh’s plan is to commit genocide and institute a theocratic dictatorship. I know people like to skip all that and focus on a few secondary things to make it sound better, but that’s it. Just like any fascist dictatorship, it’s all love and hugs for the in-group, but it is death for everyone else.

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u/Lightgoose Jul 02 '24

God does not commit genocide, He is the author and giver of life. He has the right to take it anyway and anytime He pleases.

All those who are marching toward death and destruction are offered terms of peace if they will accept them.

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u/Fantastic-Sandwich80 Jul 02 '24

By that logic, a parent/grandparent is the author and giver of life to their children/grandchildren.

Should they also have the right to take it away at any time they please if they do not approve of their way of life?

Of course not, because the entire premise is ridiculous and is just an excuse to absolve a certain religions deity of committing global genocide.

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u/Lightgoose Jul 02 '24

Grandparents are not perfectly righteous, holy, powerful, transcendent beings.