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Wanna tell me about the deaths of every Egyptian first born boy? Very unconditionally pro-life lol (I ain't talking shit about religion btw, just pointing out that your real religion contradicts what you say).
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Wanna tell me about the deaths of every Egyptian first born boy? Very unconditionally pro-life lol (I ain't talking shit about religion btw, just pointing out that your real religion contradicts what you say).
I don't need to tell you about the deaths of every firstborn boy of Egypt; I'm a Christian, not a Jew. Christianity is literally just following what Jesus Christ taught. The Old Testament is not something a Christian follows, it's there for context. In practice, you may as well be citing from the Book of Mormon or the Qu'ran. That's why if an ignorant Christian tries to justify something they shouldn't by citing the Old Testament, (like "an eye for an eye") they're actually going against what Christ taught because they don't actually read the Bible, much like you.Wanna tell me about the deaths of every Egyptian first born boy? Very unconditionally pro-life lol
I appreciate that. I didn't bring up my religion though, I said someone was "playing god", a term even Atheists use (similar to "thank God"). I don't argue from a religious standpoint. But still, my religion doesn't contradict what I say.(I ain't talking shit about religion btw, just pointing out that your real religion contradicts what you say).
Then why are you against homosexuality? All the verses "Christians" like to quote to condemn gayness come from the (mistranslated) OT.I don't need to tell you about the deaths of every firstborn boy of Egypt; I'm a Christian, not a Jew. Christianity is literally just following what Jesus Christ taught. The Old Testament is not something a Christian follows, it's there for context. In practice, you may as well be citing from the Book of Mormon or the Qu'ran. That's why if an ignorant Christian tries to justify something they shouldn't by citing the Old Testament, (like "an eye for an eye") they're actually going against what Christ taught because they don't actually read the Bible, much like you.
So it doesn't matter what you dig up from the Old Testament, it's irrelevant. That's a common tactic, critics of Christianity will often snidely refer to consumption of shellfish or mixed fabrics as if they've stumbled upon a "gotcha", and try to paint followers as hypocrites if they don't follow everything in the Old Testament. You guys never successfully point to anything in the New Testament, because you can't.
I appreciate that. I didn't bring up my religion though, I said someone was "playing god", a term even Atheists use (similar to "thank God"). I don't argue from a religious standpoint. But still, my religion doesn't contradict what I say.
I'm a Christian, not a Jew.
You do know Christ condemned sexual immorality, right? He wasn't the free love hippie that libtards falsely portray.Then why are you against homosexuality? All the verses "Christians" like to quote to condemn gayness come from the (mistranslated) OT.
Define "sexual immorality" and quote where it mentions homosexuality in the Bible.You do know Christ condemned sexual immorality, right? He wasn't the free love hippie that libtards falsely portray.
What about smashing Babylonian babies aganist rocks I think pslam is part of the NT too.I don't need to tell you about the deaths of every firstborn boy of Egypt; I'm a Christian, not a Jew. Christianity is literally just following what Jesus Christ taught. The Old Testament is not something a Christian follows, it's there for context. In practice, you may as well be citing from the Book of Mormon or the Qu'ran. That's why if an ignorant Christian tries to justify something they shouldn't by citing the Old Testament, (like "an eye for an eye") they're actually going against what Christ taught because they don't actually read the Bible, much like you.
So it doesn't matter what you dig up from the Old Testament, it's irrelevant. That's a common tactic, critics of Christianity will often snidely refer to consumption of shellfish or mixed fabrics as if they've stumbled upon a "gotcha", and try to paint followers as hypocrites if they don't follow everything in the Old Testament. You guys never successfully point to anything in the New Testament, because you can't.
I appreciate that. I didn't bring up my religion though, I said someone was "playing god", a term even Atheists use (similar to "thank God"). I don't argue from a religious standpoint. But still, my religion doesn't contradict what I say.
People with that form of ichthyosis can live into their 20's and even early 30's now if they get good enough care. Almost everything about daily life is pretty much painful for them, sadly. Think they even have to take bleach baths.So you think women should give birth to kids with condictions like Harlequin Ichetyosis only for the baby to live a short and painful life
My personal favorite is Leviticus 18:22 -Define "sexual immorality" and quote where it mentions homosexuality in the Bible.
the original Hebrew verse refers to the rest of that chapter, and it talks about pedophilia and anal sex (because it was unsanitary back then).My personal favorite is Leviticus 18:22 -
Thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is abomination.
The reason I like it is because I've seen arguments from (possibly gay) Atheists that boil down to the observation that this only really bans Christians from "top" homosexual sex but has nothing to say about Christians being the "bottom" to a Gentile or Heathen. This is an absolutely hilarious argument, especially considering how submissive and breedable Jesus Christ was in the Bible.
Hmmm... doesn't this definitely prove @SSj_Ness's point then? Eating non-Kosher was banned back then because pork and undercooked (bloody) meats were also unsanitary but Jews continue to practice Kosher eating to this day.the original Hebrew verse refers to the rest of that chapter, and it talks about pedophilia and anal sex (because it was unsanitary back then).
If Eris-chan doesn't follow the OT like he claims, then it shouldn't even matter. Also I wonder if he follows the Ten Commandments
he said he didn't follow the OT.Hmmm... doesn't this definitely prove @SSj_Ness's point then? Eating non-Kosher was banned back then because pork and undercooked (bloody) meats were also unsanitary but Jews continue to practice Kosher eating to this day.
Like, why should they only adopt Anal sex?
Ah fuck - I really should've read your original post more closely. Literally the first Christian I've heard of that does this, which is probably why my brain refused to process it.he said he didn't follow the OT.
Christianity is literally just following what Jesus Christ taught. The Old Testament is not something a Christian follows, it's there for context.
The Old Testament already does. As I said, it's there for context, otherwise without it there wouldn't even be a basis for Christ being the lord and savior. Don't take my meaning as "wholly discard the Old Testament", rather "filter it through the New Testament". Because again, otherwise you're telling me I have to do stuff like avoid eating shellfish because the Old Testament says so (I do anyway because it's disgusting, but I digress).Define "sexual immorality" and quote where it mentions homosexuality in the Bible.
Jesus basically reiterated the 10 commandments with his own and also told others to follow them, but either way I do by keeping Jesus' commandments (in theory--I don't keep them very well at all):If Eris-chan doesn't follow the OT like he claims, then it shouldn't even matter. Also I wonder if he follows the Ten Commandments
Since Jesus' teachings are largely based on the Old Testament, reading that is important, otherwise you get questions like "how does Jesus define sexual immorality". But primarily, you follow Jesus' teachings, not the Old Testament.Christianity
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: the religion that is based on the teachings of Jesus Christ
Neither was the internet but here you are using it anyway.Homosexual relations were not part of God's design and isn't part of his plan for anyone, it's really as simple as that.
Based on the libtard meltdowns over Musk buying Twitter, you'd think the Internet ties into a Biblical apocalypse, so who knows.Neither was the internet but here you are using it anyway.
So you pick and choose what sounds good to you? Got it.The Old Testament already does. As I said, it's there for context, otherwise without it there wouldn't even be a basis for Christ being the lord and savior. Don't take my meaning as "wholly discard the Old Testament", rather "filter it through the New Testament". Because again, otherwise you're telling me I have to do stuff like avoid eating shellfish because the Old Testament says so (I do anyway because it's disgusting, but I digress).
Yeah, so link a verse that explicitly mentions homosexuality between men and I challenge you to find one that talks about lesbianism.Since Christ is God, whatever God considers sexual immorality is what Christ considers sexual immorality. It's not a difficult concept.
What about infertile people? He made them too. (And gays but who said you were logical)Even if the Bible didn't directly condemn homosexuality, it's evident from God's design of human relations in Genesis and in every single scripture regarding sex that it's not what was intended for us. God made Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve; God said to reproduce, which is not possible with a man.
Source: trust me broHomosexual relations were not part of God's design and isn't part of his plan for anyone, it's really as simple as that
Then why are you lecturing us on morality?Jesus basically reiterated the 10 commandments with his own and also told others to follow them, but either way I do by keeping Jesus' commandments (in theory--I don't keep them very well at all):
Nobody asked."If ye keep my commandments, ye shall abide in my love; even as I have kept my Father's commandments, and abide in his love." - John 15:10
I'm a little surprised by the level of confusion regarding this stuff. I know you you guys were probably only exposed to Christianity secondhand through media or Christian relatives, maybe being dragged to church or Googling "how to argue against Christians", but this is literally the most basic Christian concept. It's literally the definition of Christianity:
You said you didn't follow the Old Testament.Since Jesus' teachings are largely based on the Old Testament, reading that is important, otherwise you get questions like "how does Jesus define sexual immorality". But primarily, you follow Jesus' teachings, not the Old Testament.