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Most Christian’s have not read the bible

Most Christians are VERY judgmental when you say you haven’t been to or aren’t going to church. Why is this? So many of them seek the truth from churches rather than the bible. When a pastor says something it is taken as truth rather than discovering what interpretation they themselves can make from the passage read.

Most Christians(GLOBALLY) haven’t not read the bible from to back to understand and come up with their own decision to or to not follow this religion. Many accept the preachings of the head of their local church as if it isn’t true that the word of God is pure and perfect however the ears of his followers are imperfect and tainted. If the ears themselves are imperfect who is to say what is said is not imperfect as well? If not more?

Many Christians cherry pick verses in the bible to justify their own hatred and discrimination towards certain groups. Most prominently the LGBTQI+ community. The bible states that man is for woman in the Old Testament. However by the teachings of CHRIST you should love your neighbour despite differences between one another. Where does it say to condemn others for their sins? Rather it says who is to judge is God. In the eyes of His there is no sin that is greater than another except for the denial of Christ as God. We all continually sin in our lives, a white lie is still a sin, if we repeat sins ourselves who are we to condemn others who repeat their sins. Whoever has no sins shall be the first to cast the stone.

As christians the New Testament is the most important part of the bible as this is where the teachings of Christ are given and the rules in which we should follow. Christina only focus on the teachings of the Old Testament to judge others but who here does mixes fabrics? Then you shall be killed.

Modern day Christianity is overly focused on judgement and condemnation rather than the core of the religion which is love

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u/canyoulikechilll — 16 hours ago

Soccer is way better than ice hockey

This is a popular opinion irl, but on this platform I’ve seen time and time again people saying that ice hockey is a superior sport to soccer because it’s more fast paced, more technically difficult, smaller goals, etc.
Redditors have forgotten the fact that ice hockey is pretty two dimensional, the puck almost never leaves the rink. Meanwhile, one of the essential beauties of soccer is long balls, crosses into the box, powerful shots into the top corners of the net.
The huge field allows for amazing dribbling runs, through passes, more impressive synchronised teamwork.
I also care more about the players, I see the facial expressions of the players, instead of a big clunky hockey helmet.
Don’t let Reddit fool you!

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u/StockyFischer — 16 hours ago

AI isnt bad (unless used negatively)

now when i say this, you do not have to agree with me but, AI isnt all that bad, and before you go and cancel me, let me explain how AI can be used positively.

so when your researching a certain topic, instead of asking a bot to write it for you, you can ask it to search the internet for reliable sources to look at for your research and give the links to those websites/videos/articles so you can take a look. this works in many ways because AI bots such as chatgpt and google gemini have access to the internet, so they can look, check for reliable sources and give them to you!

you can also use AI to correct spelling mistakes, or how to spell words and paste them into your text! it can also correct homophones (like their, there, and they're), and you can also ask the AI to adjust the tone of your text to whatever you want, but still keep it in your writing style. additionally, it can also fix akward phrasing and make it sound more professional, friendly, casual, etc.

you can also ask ai to give you a few quick ideas or bullet points when your making a brochure or any sort of creative project, if its art, ask it for some fun drawing prompts to get the creativity flow started.

uhmm thats all the points i can think and make.. if i have any more i thought abt imma eddit the post to add them but anyway baiiii and hope u have a good day/afternoon/nightt

edit: ok so like i saw 2 people fighting in the comments and i just wanna say this post wasnt made to entirely validate the usage of AI, i just wanted to point out the pros of AI? and if people believe AI has more cons than pros, im not entirely opposed to that idea, i wont invalidate your opinions. everybody has different opinions. some believe ai can be used for a greater good, other believe its rubbish thats polluting the world and taking their jobs, but theres a good amount of people that agree with both, yes, ai is bad, but its not entirely bad, theres ways you can use it that dont have negative effects.

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u/Certain-Ball3319 — 1 day ago

As great as Michael Jackson was, Drake is better.

People confuse nostalgia with greatness. Drake has a deeper catalog, more hits across multiple generations, and stayed on top for over a decade.

If social media existed in the '80s, would MJ have survived the daily slander, memes, and hot takes? Drake has spent over a decade getting clowned 24/7, beefing with half the industry, dropping hit after hit, and still living rent-free in everyone's head. That's durability.

Some of y'all only rank MJ first because that's what your parents and grandparents told you to do. If we're judging who had the bigger impact on this generation, it's Drake by a mile.

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u/Lost_Title_7528 — 1 day ago

There's nothing wrong with being closed-minded.

Not every opinion deserves a seat at the table. Some belong in the trash.

People act like being closed-minded is always a flaw. It's not. Not every opinion deserves equal consideration.

Especially in a world where degeneracy and perversion have been normalized, if you speak out against them, they'll label you with one of their "ist" or "phobe" buzzwords.

Those people can go fuck themselves.

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u/Lost_Title_7528 — 3 days ago

We should be able to call the cop for service disputes.

It is simple logically. If you go to a store, asks to buy cigarettes, and the cashier takes you money, won't give you the cigarettes, and tells you to check in 7 days to see if they can give you the cigarette, you can call the cops. The guy is stealing your money.

Same if you are stealing the cigarette without paying. the store calls the cop.

You should be able to do the same for a service dispute - like with telecom. If you are paying the bill, they can't give you the service, and doesn't reimburse you, and doesn't let you cancel, you should be able to call the cop too. But you can't.

However if you steal any service, they will call the cop on you.

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u/Electronic_Spare1821 — 4 days ago

Popular Opinion: Social Media needs to be regulated

We have an algorithm that rewards terrible behavior and people are willing to act immoral in public as long as they get views and the companies have shown they wont do anything about it. I know I don't usually like suggesting regulation as a solution as regulation can lead to loopholes and can lead to over-regulation but I think social media needs at least some regulations put in place to off set the stuff people are willing to do for views.

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u/Acceptable-Taro-2684 — 4 days ago

Hot take

Why do people go on Reddit to push their agendas, be nasty, and just literally talk about anything that your post just wasn’t asking/talking about 😭. Like get outtt and go along with your day, we are all here for fun or for help so like.

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u/Ill-Notice-6991 — 4 days ago
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Can we please just normalize understanding a person before judging?

As I said in my previous post, I'm not a stable person. I know that because of my actions, the constant overthinking and having anxious feeling whenever I'm alone in public. Because I wasn't exposed to public even as a child, I think it's because of the pandemic that truly built my anxiousness whenever I'm alone in public... And whenever someone mistake my words for an insult, I WANTED to explain how things actually going on in me. And it's not for dramatics but I actually lost my father when I was 16, and I'm an only child. And my mom is old to work too much, and those problems truly burned me. I hate people who judged someone just because how they acted and how they look, but reality? You don't know what their going through. I realized this when I was 9, when my father and mother suddenly got hospitalized. And I have to drop out of school just to take care them. It's truly sad, how people judge people like me immediately and even started posting how problematic I am... I know I am, and I'm not denying it. I'm just scared to tell my reality cuz it's either I get judge or people may say I'm trying hard to look weak so people would pity me...

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u/cassavaironi_ — 5 days ago

Racism isn’t a political view, it’s dehumanization.

Political debates are about policy things like taxes, healthcare, and workers’ rights. Racism is different. It’s not about left vs. right, it’s about right vs. wrong. Treating racism as “just another opinion” minimizes the harm, violence, and inequality it causes. It’s about stripping people of their humanity and denying their dignity. We should never confuse the two.

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u/No_Emergency_7188 — 11 days ago