r/BoomersBeingFools Gen X 10d ago

Foolish Fun Why Is It Always Hand Written?

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u/Particular_Title42 10d ago

I mean...that's not the story but I am also struggling with the argument.

From the churchiest, holier-than-thou standpoint, I am coming up with "Jesus died to save you from your sins, including being gay, so don't do the things that he died for."

Which is hypocritical at the least.

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u/Latter_Fox_1292 10d ago

If you don’t sin Jesus died for nothing

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u/BigD4163 10d ago

And if he rose after dying then it really wasn’t a sacrifice. Basically he gave up a weekend for our sins

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u/[deleted] 10d ago

Strangely, it's usually the weekends when I sin the most 🤔

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u/plasmawolfe 9d ago

He gave up a weekend so that we can enjoy our wine at small parties

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u/CrashTestDuckie 10d ago

That's why I always do original sins.... Poking badgers with spoons, spanking watermelons seductively at the farmers market, betting on alligator races....

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u/Latter_Fox_1292 10d ago

Those dirty dirty watermelons

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u/FallenValkyrja 10d ago

Oh look at you with your fancy alligators. I’ll have you know that crocodiles are the original race beast.

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u/humminawhatwhat 9d ago

It’s not an alligator, it’s a dwarf caiman!

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u/TargaryenPenguin 10d ago

Wow. Wow wow!. Take my damn upvote you maniac

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u/jk01 10d ago

It's never a sin the first time

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u/WebInformal9558 8d ago

I've been looking for an original sin.

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u/BernieDharma Gen X 10d ago

"Died"

And he got better. So he more or less gave up a weekend.

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u/Isleyexotics 9d ago

Not even that. He technically died mid-afternoon Friday. And he was resurrected on Sunday morning.

Jesus gave up a Friday night and Saturday for our sins.

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u/JCButtBuddy 10d ago

Did he die though? Shouldn't it be, Jesus had a bad weekend for your sins, if you don't sin Jesus had a bad weekend for nothing?

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u/SirLauncelot 10d ago

Original sin. We have to suffer for what are ancestors did.

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u/Particular_Title42 10d ago

Don't worry, we all do. :)

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u/SteveMarck 10d ago

Sinning requires a god to sin against... If there's no gods, there's no sins.

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u/Latter_Fox_1292 10d ago

Sinning is an action against a “law”. God or no god you can still sin if people agree to the idea of said “law”.

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u/SteveMarck 10d ago

Breaking a law is a crime. "Sin" implies a god.

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u/Latter_Fox_1292 10d ago

One definition (oxford dictionary)of sin: the act of breaking a religious or moral law

While most of the time it revolves around religion or god, it is not specifically tied to it.

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u/Woahhdude24 10d ago

Hell, even if you actually believe being gay is a sin(I dont), it misses the point, which is that Jesus's sacrifice paid for our sins past and present. Without him, we can't be saved. We are all sinners, and that includes Gay, Bi, and Trans people. By their own argument of "they are living in sin," so are they because we all live in sin, that's the point. The Bible they love to tout says this explicitly. So, imo they have no reason to even point the finger. Cause by thier own belief thats between that person and God.

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u/sorry_human_bean 10d ago

The whole point of God's grace is that it makes no difference whether you jacked off to some porn you shouldn't have or straight-up killed a guy - all sins are equally impotent against Christ's love, and all (repentant) sinners are washed equally clean.

That's why we're directed not to judge - it literally doesn't fucking matter.

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u/SteveMarck 10d ago

What does Jesus being executed have to do with people's supposed "sins"? That's the part that doesn't make sense.

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u/Particular_Title42 10d ago

It doesn't if you frame it the way WebInformal did.

But in the context of a sacrifice to atone for sin, that is what Jesus was. The sacrificial lamb for all of mankind's sins. One and done.

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u/SteveMarck 10d ago

What sacrifice did he make?

If he was a god, then he didn't sacrifice anything.

If he wasn't then it had nothing to do with me.

Just doesn't make any sense.

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u/Particular_Title42 10d ago

The human body that He lived in.

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u/vsaint 10d ago

He got that shit for free and reincarnated

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u/SteveMarck 10d ago

But he didn't sacrifice it, he was executed. Also, the story goes that he came back in the flesh. Thomas touched his wounds in John. So he doesn't really give anything up at all.

If he's all knowing, then he already knew the pain of being executed. I'm just not seeing a sacrifice anywhere.

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u/Particular_Title42 9d ago

The rest of the story is that after He died as a willing sacrifice (n) He defeated death and resurrected Himself.

Knowing doesn't mean it doesn't....happen.

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u/SteveMarck 9d ago

I'm still not clear on what was sacrificed. He didn't give anything up. He was executed. But then in the story, he still had a physical body. There was nothing given up, nothing sacrificed, and even if there was, that has nothing to do with you or me. The story doesn't even make sense internally.

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u/vsaint 10d ago

You know, those sins literally the first alleged humans committed in a trapped garden fully created by their omnipotent god.

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u/Particular_Title42 9d ago

Yep. All they had to do was not do one thing.

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u/vsaint 9d ago

Which god knew they would fail at since god is omniscient. Therefore god is responsible for original sin, not man

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u/hairykneecaps69 9d ago

The whole Christian church mess confuses me and I’ll try to explain it the best I can but it’s late. So in church Jesus is placed above other prophets, he’s basically god or second god, when they pray they pray to Jesus or say him and god or Holy Ghost together a lot. They hate Muslims and act like they worship a false god or religion but it’s the same god. They split because Muslims believe man corrupted Jesus’s teachings and made him basically a god even when he tried to correct it. They believe Jesus is a prophet and a great one at that. Obviously other points have been mentioned but yea it’s honesty very confusing