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by Jack Thomas Lang » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:31 pm
by Diopolis » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:31 pm
Bienenhalde wrote:The crime of rape should be punished with forced sterilization at the very least, or possibly castration.
by Kowani » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:32 pm
by Salus Maior » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:32 pm
Temple State wrote:Salus Maior wrote:
Literally everyone loves to take that verse out of context.
Read it in it's original chapter. The sword isn't a real sword, but rather a sword of division between people as some come to accept Christ and others don't.
It is both and has been interpreted as both. The Sword is symbolically His Holy Spirit.
by Temple State » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:33 pm
Salus Maior wrote:Hanafuridake wrote:
It is extremely brutal. I don't think you can argue that stoning and mass murder aren't bloody.
Stoning is bloody, sure, but it's not as if it weren't a common means of capital punishment at the time. And considering there are a couple books that line up the laws and criminal punishment of this ancient bronze age civilization, I don't think we can blame it for being a bit on the bloody side.
That being said though, I wouldn't say it's as grimdark as it seems. It's actually believed that historically speaking there weren't very many people that actually received capital punishment in ancient Israel, because the requirements for someone to receive capital punishment were pretty complicated. For one, iirc, there always had to be at least two witnesses, and they couldn't be related to each other. I think there were more than that but I haven't eaten much today and my head's kinda foggy.
There were also provisions for people who accidentally committed serious crimes to keep them safe from reprisals in designated Cities of Refuge.
by Nakena » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:33 pm
Temple State wrote:Imperium Romanum Sanctis wrote:
As opposed to the overwhelming majority of pagan gods; who were capricious, vindictive and generally went out of their way to harm their own people?
God is pretty benevolent by comparison, and considering how he sacrificed himself on a cross to redeem humanity, I'd say that our enslavement is the last thing on his mind.
Ssshh, don't tell them the pagan gods of the Romans and the Greeks ordered them to throw "defect" babies in big pits. I and my ilk are the "Social Darwinists" here.
Temple State wrote:Nakena wrote:
Check out his region. Theres a whole region FULL of those. And they even have a forum thread!
LiberNovusAmericae knows them already...
Browned your pants now?
by Duvniask » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:33 pm
Jack Thomas Lang wrote:I don't understand the insistence of non-Christians demanding Christians abandon the Old Testament. Why must we abandon an integral part of the Bible which tells the story of the Israelites and the early origins of Christianity?
by Temple State » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:34 pm
Bienenhalde wrote:The crime of rape should be punished with forced sterilization at the very least, or possibly castration.
by Kowani » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:35 pm
Jack Thomas Lang wrote:I don't understand the insistence of non-Christians demanding Christians abandon the Old Testament. Why must we abandon an integral part of the Bible which tells the story of the Israelites and the early origins of Christianity?
by Diopolis » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:36 pm
Temple State wrote:Salus Maior wrote:
Stoning is bloody, sure, but it's not as if it weren't a common means of capital punishment at the time. And considering there are a couple books that line up the laws and criminal punishment of this ancient bronze age civilization, I don't think we can blame it for being a bit on the bloody side.
That being said though, I wouldn't say it's as grimdark as it seems. It's actually believed that historically speaking there weren't very many people that actually received capital punishment in ancient Israel, because the requirements for someone to receive capital punishment were pretty complicated. For one, iirc, there always had to be at least two witnesses, and they couldn't be related to each other. I think there were more than that but I haven't eaten much today and my head's kinda foggy.
There were also provisions for people who accidentally committed serious crimes to keep them safe from reprisals in designated Cities of Refuge.
Quit psychologizing and modernizing the Faith as if God's laws "evolve" according to your ego.
If it has to go grimdark then Hail the God-Emperor Christ!
by Salus Maior » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:37 pm
Temple State wrote:
Quit psychologizing and modernizing the Faith as if God's laws "evolve" according to your ego.
If it has to go grimdark then Hail the God-Emperor Christ!
by Nakena » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:38 pm
Temple State wrote:Quit psychologizing and modernizing the Faith as if God's laws "evolve" according to your ego.
If it has to go grimdark then Hail the God-Emperor Christ!
by Jack Thomas Lang » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:38 pm
by Temple State » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:39 pm
by Duvniask » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:42 pm
by Temple State » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:42 pm
Diopolis wrote:Temple State wrote:
Quit psychologizing and modernizing the Faith as if God's laws "evolve" according to your ego.
If it has to go grimdark then Hail the God-Emperor Christ!
>Records the judicial laws of ancient Israel.
>Points out the judicial laws of ancient Israel are pretty similar to the surrounding nations, albeit arguably nicer in some respects.
>"Is psychologizing and modernizing the Faith".
Yeah no. Catholics do not believe the judicial laws of ancient Israel are necessarily carried over. Nor do we believe that carrying over the judicial laws of ancient Israel is necessarily the best or most just course of action.
by Temple State » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:43 pm
Duvniask wrote:Jack Thomas Lang wrote:And we're not under any mandate to do either now, so the point is moot. You can't ditch history.
I don't think you understand what the real issue here is.
Let me spell it out for you: maybe you shouldn't adhere to a holy book that condones genocide and literally, unquestionably describes it as being done under God's command. And this reasoning suggests you'd be more than willing to carry it out were you to receive such a "mandate" once more.
by Nova Cyberia » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:44 pm
Duvniask wrote:Jack Thomas Lang wrote:And we're not under any mandate to do either now, so the point is moot. You can't ditch history.
I don't think you understand what the real issue here is.
Let me spell it out for you: maybe you shouldn't adhere to a holy book that condones genocide and literally, unquestionably describes it as being done under God's command. And this reasoning suggests you'd be more than willing to carry it out were you to receive such a "mandate" once more.
by Bear Stearns » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:44 pm
Temple State wrote:Bear Stearns wrote:
You obviously don't understand what bankers do. Who are they swindling? The internal finance teams of Fortune 500 companies?
As I said, everybody. Private central banking is the main source of current inflationary rates, even when they are at their lowest. Then you have crazed dictators like Maduro of course, but they are rare.
by Diopolis » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:45 pm
Temple State wrote:Diopolis wrote:>Records the judicial laws of ancient Israel.
>Points out the judicial laws of ancient Israel are pretty similar to the surrounding nations, albeit arguably nicer in some respects.
>"Is psychologizing and modernizing the Faith".
Yeah no. Catholics do not believe the judicial laws of ancient Israel are necessarily carried over. Nor do we believe that carrying over the judicial laws of ancient Israel is necessarily the best or most just course of action.
And also to Salus Major, you guys can keep believing you are TradCats while giving into the new secular religion of liberalism and modernism at every step. What does Law even mean without God as the highest authority? Nothing.
Temple State wrote:Duvniask wrote:I don't think you understand what the real issue here is.
Let me spell it out for you: maybe you shouldn't adhere to a holy book that condones genocide and literally, unquestionably describes it as being done under God's command. And this reasoning suggests you'd be more than willing to carry it out were you to receive such a "mandate" once more.
Poor Nephilim and Cain's descendants that could not rape the Earth with their chaos gods...
by Kowani » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:45 pm
Temple State wrote:Duvniask wrote:I don't think you understand what the real issue here is.
Let me spell it out for you: maybe you shouldn't adhere to a holy book that condones genocide and literally, unquestionably describes it as being done under God's command. And this reasoning suggests you'd be more than willing to carry it out were you to receive such a "mandate" once more.
Poor Nephilim and Cain's descendants that could not rape the Earth with their chaos gods...
by Temple State » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:46 pm
Bear Stearns wrote:Temple State wrote:
As I said, everybody. Private central banking is the main source of current inflationary rates, even when they are at their lowest. Then you have crazed dictators like Maduro of course, but they are rare.
Investment bankers do not set interest rates! Investment banks don't even maintain depository accounts (well some technically do but they legally have to be separate from the investment bank).
Investment bankers advise on mergers & acquisitions and solicit investors (hedge funds, private equity shops, rich people) to invest their money in a company.
If you own a business and want to sell it, you hire an investment banker to run that process for you.
by Temple State » Mon Aug 05, 2019 4:48 pm
Diopolis wrote:Temple State wrote:
And also to Salus Major, you guys can keep believing you are TradCats while giving into the new secular religion of liberalism and modernism at every step. What does Law even mean without God as the highest authority? Nothing.
Show me an example of doing that.Temple State wrote:
Poor Nephilim and Cain's descendants that could not rape the Earth with their chaos gods...
Chaos gods? Do you think we're living in 40k?
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