@Confidence16727@jennygodswill ‘The people,’ yet you still haven’t understood what I wrote. I’d explain it again, but I’m not interested in tutoring strangers on Twitter. Enjoy your evening.
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@VictorAnder16@Aynoniii Division can produce violence; it doesn’t logically follow that division is violence. Jesus predicted opposition, not commanded it. And the ‘wings and mansion’ caricature is amusing, but mocking a belief isn’t an argument against it. Try again.
@VictorAnder16@Aynoniii Matthew 10:34–36 literally explains the ‘sword’ as division among people, not Jesus commanding violence. And 2 Cor. 6:14 says not to be unequally yoked, not ‘hate unbelievers.’ You quoted the verses; context simply refused to cooperate. How unfortunate.
@VictorAnder16@Aynoniii Wars and abuses committed in the name of Christianity can be condemned without proving Christianity false. You’re confusing the actions of believers with the truth of their beliefs. Ironically, you accuse me of misusing words while doing exactly that.
@VictorAnder16@Aynoniii Interesting. You managed to condemn an entire belief system by pointing at the worst people who claim to represent it. By that logic, every ideology is invalid because someone has abused it. That’s not skepticism; that’s just a very confident lack of nuance.
@VictorAnder16@Aynoniii Magical beings’ is an interesting way to describe something you’ve spent this much effort arguing against. Indifference usually requires considerably less enthusiasm.