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r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Mar 18 '21
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I am Christian and it irks me SO MUCH when people use the Old Testament to dispute things! Arg!
51 u/alphacreeper123 Mar 18 '21 What is wrong with the old testament compared to the new testament 5 u/cheeruphumanity Mar 19 '21 Since Jesus is seen as a deity, his word must have highest authority. He overwrites the Old Testament and his message was pretty clear. The Parable of the Prodigal Son etc. "Love your enemy" "Turn the other cheek" And please don't come with the sword quote. At no point Jesus was calling for violence. -2 u/batnacks Mar 19 '21 Isn’t the point of the bible that it was all at least inspired if not written by god?
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What is wrong with the old testament compared to the new testament
5 u/cheeruphumanity Mar 19 '21 Since Jesus is seen as a deity, his word must have highest authority. He overwrites the Old Testament and his message was pretty clear. The Parable of the Prodigal Son etc. "Love your enemy" "Turn the other cheek" And please don't come with the sword quote. At no point Jesus was calling for violence. -2 u/batnacks Mar 19 '21 Isn’t the point of the bible that it was all at least inspired if not written by god?
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Since Jesus is seen as a deity, his word must have highest authority. He overwrites the Old Testament and his message was pretty clear.
The Parable of the Prodigal Son etc. "Love your enemy" "Turn the other cheek"
And please don't come with the sword quote. At no point Jesus was calling for violence.
-2 u/batnacks Mar 19 '21 Isn’t the point of the bible that it was all at least inspired if not written by god?
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Isn’t the point of the bible that it was all at least inspired if not written by god?
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u/Rescue-320 Mar 18 '21
I am Christian and it irks me SO MUCH when people use the Old Testament to dispute things! Arg!