• TotallynotJessica@lemmy.world
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    4 months ago

    Jesus: The rich are sinful, good deeds matter more than identity, people must choose to join us, be good to others.

    Supposed followers of Christ’s teachings: Yeah, we’re gonna listen to like, none of that.

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        4 months ago

        And it’s not even pro-wealth, at most it’s “maybe He meant it’s just very very hard instead of impossible”. And then pretend it can be ignored.

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      4 months ago

      I find it real funny that a food not bombs I used to volunteer at a few years back had no christians in it. Just atheists, pagans, muslims, and jews.

      Like, the people who worship Jesus, a person who would love the idea of people making food for the needy, did not participate.

      I mean, I might have seen some radical catholics show up if I was living in an area with more catholics, but that wasn’t the case. For whatever reason the only radical (left wing/anti-war) christians I’ve ever met have been deeply catholic.

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        4 months ago

        Here in the UK, food banks are very often run by churches. My wife routinely buys stuff she knows they need. We are both Christians.

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          3 months ago

          the swedish church, which is the largest religious organization here afaik, is explicitly pro-LGBT and will go out of their way to tell intolerant people to pound sand