Any Christians here? Riddle me this: one of the ten commandments tells you not to commit adultery. None of the ten commandments speak against being trans or gay. So how come, Christians seldom speak out against adultery or are fine with supporting politicians who commit adultery?

posted 1 year ago by Eisenhorn 1 year ago by Eisenhorn +2 / -8

Christians pick and choose whatever they want to belive in.

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– free-will-of-choice -1 points 1 year ago +1 / -2

thou shalt have no other gods before me

"thou shalt" represents a suggestion, which tempts one to ignore that perceivable exists before suggestions can be made about it. Suggested commands towards consenting mind (commandments) tempt one to break the first commandment...a litmus-test to easily filter out order followers from those who can discern self within the natural order.

speak out against

A suggestion tempting others to ignore perceivable (reality) for suggested (fiction).

adultery

ADUL'TERATE, verb [Latin adultero, from adulter, mixed] - "to corrupt, debase, or make impure by an admixture of baser materials" aka abrahamism (father of multitude) aka e pluribus unum (out of many; one) aka tikkun olam (healing the world by bringing together) aka mass migration aka equality (same) through diversity (difference) aka the melting pot aka united states; united nations; european union; uniformity; university and so on.

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