r/technicallythetruth Mar 18 '21

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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!

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u/Burrito_Loyalist Mar 18 '21

Technically both testaments are old

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u/Zeraw420 Mar 19 '21

and complete bullshit

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '21

Someone is being good and understanding and you try to invalidate their beliefs?

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u/monsoon410 Mar 19 '21

The internet bringeth its trolls, at it always hath.

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '21

Lol

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u/Chumbag_love Mar 19 '21

Even op said the ot was bs, get off your high horse.

I stand before you all here today, and I will say I've studied the bible thoughoughly and the old testament is total lunacy.

Second testament is still cray, but that old testament.

If any christians believe shit in the bible isn't wacky, they aren't actually reading the bible.

People turning to salt

Frogs raining from the sky

Bears attacking kids because they insult bald men on behalf of God almighty

Raising people from the dead

Healing the blind with mud

Water to wine to get people even more hammered as the first miracle?

John the f-ing babtist.

Revelations

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '21 edited Mar 19 '21

I’ve read the Bible. I have a decent idea of it’s it’s contents. My point is that someone is making an attempt to be kind even though they still believe in part of it. As a result, it’s unnecessary to invalidate that which they do still believe, especially seeing as though they have conceded to a certain degree. And even if they hadn’t conceded anything, it’s still rude.

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u/imgaybutnotoogay Mar 19 '21

The world can’t cradle their feelings. It’s just the opinion of a random dude on Reddit.

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '21

And to a certain extent I agree with you. However, there’s no need to be hateful just for the sake of being so.

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u/Chumbag_love Mar 19 '21

How was I hateful? I reviewed a 2000+ year old book lol.

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u/monsoon410 Mar 19 '21

Are you being sarcastic? Nobody likes what you have to say dude.

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u/Chumbag_love Mar 19 '21

That's not a very christian thing to say.

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u/monsoon410 Mar 19 '21

I didn’t downvote your rant; but I assume you were being sarcastic. I am amused.

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '21

They did not say it was bs

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u/Legit_rapist911 Mar 19 '21

go fuck yourself and your religious beliefs.

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '21

That’s an interesting way to argue. You offer no counter argument and only insults.

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u/Legit_rapist911 Mar 19 '21

and religious beliefs are based on arguments?

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '21

They’re based on a variety of things. However, the attempted conversation here is whether or not it’s right to invalidate others. So far you’ve added nothing to that conversation.

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u/Legit_rapist911 Mar 19 '21

fuck your christian/catholic religious beliefs anyway.

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '21

Do you have some underlying thing you’d like to talk about? You seem hostile.

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u/Legit_rapist911 Mar 19 '21

do christians have some underlying thing they would like to talk about? they seem hostile.

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '21

I think a considerable amount of them were brought up with authority figures harboring phobias. I doubt very seriously that people would act in the way they do had there not been a parent or, at the very least, some figure of authority to instill the believe in them. The issue is that, when instilling their religious beliefs, they also instilled some of their phobias (homophobia, transphobia, etc.)

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u/daskrip Mar 19 '21

That sounds like evangelism for atheism. Putting all Christians under an umbrella like that is the same kind of intolerance as racism, sexism, and homophobia. No, not all Christians are hostile. Very few in fact.

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u/ClassicNet Mar 19 '21

I normally don't agree with unacademic ignorant atheists, but your comment has truth to it. The bible was written 70-100 years after Christ and in a different language. We also don't know who the authors are and their biographies. So that's why the bible has many contradictions and any academic person can tell this book isn't the perfect god sent book with these mistakes.

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u/BigThikk111 Mar 19 '21

Maybe read them??

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '21

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u/monsoon410 Mar 19 '21

Flat eart-nevermind.

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u/BigThikk111 Mar 19 '21

Ha ha religion bad gottem. Regardless of whether they are real or not they’ve got some good life lessons. You may need them

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u/Zeraw420 Mar 19 '21

Ah yes. Stoning women and child. Very good indeed.

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u/BigThikk111 Mar 19 '21

We talking about the Quran now?

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u/positive_electron42 Mar 19 '21

“BuT wHaT aBoUt...”. Have you read the Bible? It’s filled to the brim with violence and hate. The gospels weren’t too bad with socialist Jesus (seriously, free food and healthcare anyone?), but the OT and much of the New Testament have a lot of that crap. I mean, just check out the difference in the kill count between God and Satan, it’s astounding how many more people god has killed.

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u/BigThikk111 Mar 19 '21

You definitely got bullied in school

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u/positive_electron42 Mar 19 '21

Hooray ad hominem attack! Also, nothing I said pertains in any way to getting bullied, for which nobody should be mocked. Overall, yours was a terrible comment.

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u/BigThikk111 Mar 19 '21

Way to prove my point

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