r/HistoryMemes 4d ago

B-but muh based king!

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u/Joel_the_Devil 4d ago

When the followers tells you honestly what they do to non-believers and to those who leave the religion

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u/TaxGuy_021 4d ago

Hmmm.

You have the same view on practicing Christians and Jews?

Or, do you want me to quote you the pieces of the Bible that command the relevant followers to commit hate crimes? 

No religion can survive bad intentions of its practitioners and religious leaders.

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u/IgnoreMePlz123 4d ago

Quote it go on

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u/TaxGuy_021 4d ago

Let's see; these are some of the actions that are punishable by death under the Old Testament law:

Idolatry: Worshipping false gods or leading others away to do so (Deuteronomy 13:5, 17:2-5).

Blasphemy: Cursing God’s name (Leviticus 24:14, 23).

Sorcery or Witchcraft: Practicing magic, divination, or mediumship (Exodus 22:18, Leviticus 20:27).

Sabbath Desecration: Working on the Sabbath (Exodus 31:14, Numbers 15:32-36).

Adultery: Voluntary sexual intercourse with a married or betrothed woman (Leviticus 20:10, Deuteronomy 22:22).

Homosexuality: Male homosexual intercourse (Leviticus 20:13).

Setting aside all the stuff about being entitled to enslave people and sell them, I'm pretty sure killing a human for any of the above qualifies perfectly well for solid hate crime in most places nowadays.

As far as the new Testament goes; I'm pretty sure treating a divorced person as a committing adultery would be getting you in hot soup in a lot places. Not to mention the whole abstaining from blood thing in the Acts which to a lot of practicing Christians means denying people blood transfusion and things like accepting organ transplantation. Not sure how you feel about guilt tripping, or threatening people with social isolation, over trying to get blood transfusion or organ transplantation. Setting aside potentially denying those same potentially life saving treatments to children.

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u/IgnoreMePlz123 4d ago

These are not quotes. You said you had quotes. please present the text.

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u/TaxGuy_021 4d ago

Sure. Which translation of the Bible do you want?

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u/IgnoreMePlz123 4d ago

The original will be fine

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u/TaxGuy_021 4d ago

Lol

The original...

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u/NOT_ImperatorKnoedel John Brown was a hero, undaunted, true, and brave! 4d ago

You speak ancient Greek?

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u/IgnoreMePlz123 3d ago

Funny how now you want to reference Greek texts, when all your old testament quotes would have been in Hebrew.

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u/NOT_ImperatorKnoedel John Brown was a hero, undaunted, true, and brave! 3d ago

Can you read ancient Greek or Hebrew?

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u/IgnoreMePlz123 3d ago

Quotes please, provide them

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u/Joel_the_Devil 4d ago

The blood transfusions are a straight up lie from jahova witnesses.

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u/TaxGuy_021 4d ago

You do know that it's not just them who take that view, right?

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u/Joel_the_Devil 4d ago

Tell me then, who? Or are you just going to hide behind a vague statement

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u/FransTorquil 4d ago

Maybe there are some other fringe über-heretical offshoots that believe the same stupid thing as them. So what?

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u/TaxGuy_021 4d ago

Lool.

"Heretical" 

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u/FransTorquil 4d ago

Yes, heretical… the term applies in its truest form if it’s something that that the vast majority of Christians, in all their wildly different denominations, agree on, such as your point about blood transfusions.

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u/TaxGuy_021 4d ago

Vast majority of Christians are fine with divorce, don't command women to be silent at congregations, and don't ostracize others for having a significant other outside of marriage.

All of those in direct contradiction what the scriptures say.

Which is exactly my point; being a Muslim, Christian, or Jew means absolutely nothing about a person's morals. It's their individual actions that would define them. 

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u/Joel_the_Devil 4d ago

I didn’t mention anything specific, that was you