Message from @Cryosite

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2019-09-30 05:11:16 UTC  

I won't disagree with you regarding the OT, but when it comes to the passage from St Paul I don't think he was endorsing chattel slavery, and anyway the Church opposes slavery and did so before America abolished it

2019-09-30 05:11:28 UTC  

@UnfilteredGarbage that's what I was getting at but whatever

2019-09-30 05:11:35 UTC  

African slaves were more often captured by neighboring tribes and sold to whites.

2019-09-30 05:11:37 UTC  

Yes it is.

2019-09-30 05:11:40 UTC  

Chattel slavery refers to the process of systematically transferring entire populations into generational slave labor sheerly for the purpose of industry

2019-09-30 05:11:51 UTC  

Blacks did that

2019-09-30 05:11:58 UTC  

So did the jews.

2019-09-30 05:11:58 UTC  

so did arabs

2019-09-30 05:12:00 UTC  

and most cultures around the time

2019-09-30 05:12:04 UTC  

even eurocucks

2019-09-30 05:12:22 UTC  

The slavery in the Bible includes chattel slavery.

2019-09-30 05:12:48 UTC  

Capturing POWs and then using them as marks of wealth or as domestic aids and farmhands really isn't the same.
Although, in fairness, I don't know the specifics of Jewish slavery practices, I'm speaking more from Mediterranean history so maybe I'm wrong

2019-09-30 05:13:13 UTC  

...You do know where Israel is and historically was, right?

2019-09-30 05:13:22 UTC  

slavs are a literal race of slaves, it's where the word slave comes from

2019-09-30 05:13:43 UTC  

if that isn't chattel slavery I don't know what is

2019-09-30 05:14:38 UTC  

the Epistle of Paul to Philemon is about encouraging a master to take back his slave who had run away

2019-09-30 05:14:52 UTC  

because the slave wanted to return

2019-09-30 05:15:37 UTC  

Well yeah, where the fuck else was he going to go, realistically?

2019-09-30 05:15:46 UTC  

Anyway.

There are bits in the Bible that, if you choose to focus on them and ignore the other bits, can lead someone to decide slavery is bad. It takes personal interpretation being given primacy over literal or total interpretation. And when Christians do that, and push good morals above what is found in the pages of the book, we get moral progress.

2019-09-30 05:16:03 UTC  

^

2019-09-30 05:16:40 UTC  

Now, if we keep moving past that and into even better grounds, you'll find less and less of the original material making the cut.

2019-09-30 05:17:02 UTC  

gotta trim the weeds that overgrow

2019-09-30 05:17:08 UTC  

honk

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2019-09-30 05:17:22 UTC  

hjonk

2019-09-30 05:17:24 UTC  

Three Point One Four

2019-09-30 05:17:34 UTC  

I shan't go so far as to throw out the baby with the bathwater

2019-09-30 05:17:34 UTC  

theres a reason christianity came after judaism, someone else had a different idea, removed the bad jewy bits, etc

2019-09-30 05:17:36 UTC  

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2019-09-30 05:17:37 UTC  

@Cryosite we hit that point back in the 60s when protestant demonations systematically gave up any pretentions of religious elitism and just became a 'nondemoninational' voting bloc

2019-09-30 05:17:37 UTC  

I mean you can do that with almost every religion, it's the dogma and the slave mentality of religion that causes moral regression, the natural conclusion of moral progression would be abandoning religion, which just creates issues

2019-09-30 05:17:58 UTC  

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2019-09-30 05:18:01 UTC  

I don't know what I'm saying

2019-09-30 05:18:07 UTC  

fuck you all

2019-09-30 05:18:09 UTC  

also protestent reformation

2019-09-30 05:18:12 UTC  

We do see some of those issues on the left.

2019-09-30 05:18:23 UTC  

programs need updating as the times and people change

2019-09-30 05:18:24 UTC  

They're going batshit with their "morality."

2019-09-30 05:18:36 UTC  

The Reformation did not produce only good, it also produced the KKK and all sorts of rubbish

2019-09-30 05:18:42 UTC  

@Win Roe it is doctrinally infeasible to reform Islam without straight up excising nearly all islamic religious texts and religious history

2019-09-30 05:18:42 UTC  

Dogmatism for contradictory beliefs @Cryosite

2019-09-30 05:18:46 UTC  

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