r/SelfAwarewolves • u/MCR425 • 20d ago

So you're not a Christian, then?

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u/NuclearOops 20d ago

No true Scotsman fallacy.

Christians have hated people of certain or other races for as long as there have been Christians. All throughout that time they have been able to use their religious beliefs and cited biblical texts as the justification for their worldviews. Disliking a certain race of people is absolutely something compatible with Christianity, whether or not your vision of the religion accommodates such beliefs.

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u/ThePurrfidiousCat 20d ago

It is almost impossible to find a dead set belief in that book of contradictions other than worship god.

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u/dystopian_mermaid 19d ago

I would argue another one is “punish those who don’t believe the same as us” as a dead set belief.

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u/ThePurrfidiousCat 19d ago

Love thy neighbor may contradict that though. Have a great day and take care.

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u/dystopian_mermaid 19d ago

I said a dead set belief. Not what was in the bible. And holy shit if xtians treat everybody like their neighbors, then I’m hella happy not to live by one bc they overwhelmingly treat anybody who doesn’t conform to their ideals like shit.

Have a great day!

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u/ThePurrfidiousCat 19d ago

Thanks. My bad thought you were talking about the bible. Some live their life by the good parts and some by the bad parts.

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u/dystopian_mermaid 19d ago

I def agree there are some who live by the good parts, but the overwhelming majority do not. And even prefer the bad parts.

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u/ThePurrfidiousCat 20d ago

It is almost impossible to find a dead set belief in that book of contradictions other than worship god.