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| 3 | Thoughts on RPChristians?That's very fair, and if I were a biblical literalist or an inerrantist, I would have some serious questions to ask of my own faith. I'm just giving the OP a somewhat different interpretation from a somewhat different spot in Christianity. I don't think we know what a completely accurate biblical worldview is. I'm still looking. I might be wrong. Goodness, I'm actually pretty sure I don't have plenty right, and I don't take the challenges scripture offers lightly, but I also don't know/believe t… | /r/ExRedPill | 17/03/19 03:17 AM |
| 3 | Thoughts on RPChristians?Beliefs are weird. I was an evangelical literalist until about 6 years ago when my faith just kinda... Cracked. Evangelical friends probably believe me a heretic, which I'm fine with. Just know that there are as many interpretations of scripture as there are seconds in a year. I took Jesus and went from there: Love thy neighbor (and enemy) and love God, that is the whole of Scripture. As per Rabbi Hillel (believed to be the rabbi that established the school of Hebrew thought Jesus belonged to), … | /r/ExRedPill | 17/03/19 03:10 AM |
| 2 | Thoughts on RPChristians?Personally, I'm an egalitarian as far as gender roles go (which is to say I largely feel that men and women are functionally equals not just in worth but potentially in role and responsibility, too, with the added caveat that the major functional differences between the gender lie in procreation), but this is an interpretation that, while I don't hold, is something I feel can be a valid literal interpretation of the text without the low-hanging misogynistic fruit. Which is to say thank you for i… | /r/ExRedPill | 17/03/19 03:05 AM |
| 13 | Thoughts on RPChristians?Twisting scripture to become misogynistic isn't difficult in the slightest. It's what a large part of at least the more conservative branches of the evangelical Christian church in America does, usually under the guise of "male headship" with bullshit like "Paul says women are the weaker vessel". But Christ treated women as equals, elevated them to a similar stature to men in his day. And Paul also once said "neither slave nor free, Jew nor Gentile, man nor woman" in reference to being in Christ… | /r/ExRedPill | 17/03/19 01:47 AM |
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