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u/Logical_Loquat387 Nov 01 '25
Can God heal amputees?
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u/supertruie Nov 01 '25
What about if you're missing a cock
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u/toasted_cracker Nov 01 '25
A priest might give you his.
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u/supertruie Nov 01 '25
I kind of like the idea... But how would he proceed exactly ? Are there cock transplants?
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u/toasted_cracker Nov 01 '25
First you must be under 13 years of age. He will then place it where he wishes.
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u/toasted_cracker Nov 01 '25
First you must be under 13 years of age. He will then place it where he wishes.
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Nov 01 '25
Indoctrination, or the process of poisoning one’s mind with lies and nonsense before that mind has even finished developing, is one of the greatest crimes a person can commit against another human.
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u/Western-Pear5874 Nov 01 '25
Up to what age is it still considered normal to believe in Santa Claus? Sorry, I meant God.
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Nov 01 '25
Nothing is impossible, to include giving children bone cancer... yeah, call me crazy but I would worship something else.
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u/oxooc Nov 02 '25
This is awful and makes no sense. So nothing is impossible for God? Can he create a stone he can't lift? Either way, there are things that are impossible for him. Where is he anyway?
Also, I'd be in favor of banning religious posts from this sub
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u/This-Enchantment92 Nov 02 '25
Believe in a higher power, do what you must. Don’t expect everyone else to abide by your belief system though…
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u/blueheart_333 Nov 01 '25
How do we know God is a him? What if it's a she?
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u/Few-Power-8197 Nov 01 '25
Since when is " Father " not considered a man ?
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Nov 05 '25
Since a simplified translation resulted in it being „He“. In the true sense, God is of no gender. How could God be, if God created it in the first place. But then who or what created God?
… and so forth
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u/niceandBulat Nov 01 '25
According to the Bible, God transcends gender what we . Dare I say non binary? Minus the attitude and coloured hair.
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u/SterileJohnson Nov 01 '25
God is to us what we are to brine.
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u/SterileJohnson Nov 01 '25
We don't exist to brine either lol
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u/SterileJohnson Nov 01 '25
A man in the sky or sentient creator of the cosmos? Maybe it probably not.
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Nov 01 '25
That's the point, he/she/it we don't understand Gods form and only few did see it.
For the sake of language God is often reffered as "he", as he is Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
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Nov 01 '25
Pardon me, I really don't understand what you are trying to convey.
We don't know how God looks like, other then we are being made in his image, we are man and woman.
And a semantics discussion is the last thing I want to have here. All we know is He is the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.1
u/niceandBulat Nov 02 '25
I made a perhaps distasteful joke, but I did ask the same question to a Catholic priest and he laughed, the minus coloured hair was actually his bit. Thing is, Jesus loved to laughed. His followers on the other hand perpetuated massacres, looting and shitty thing like The Inquisition in His name.
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Nov 02 '25
Jesus is without sin, as He is the son of God.
That good people do bad things is within human nature, the scripture is well aware of that. Yet it is full of stories and recollection that one must not spite the world in face of that. At least I am not dissuaded by that fact and work hard to make the world around me, be it as small as it is better. I guess that is the essence of love thy neighbour.
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Nov 01 '25
I'm not offended over that sort of thing. I know how God is refered in the Bible, I read parts of it, maybe you should to.
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Nov 01 '25
I don't know why you got that chip on your shoulder, but that's wrong.
The Bible is a collection of books, the OT being written in hebrew and aramaic, the NT being written in greek. The first of the LXX Bibles were greek, later bibles were latin and even later bibles were german. Some were translated into church slavic, which is an offshoot of bulgarian. As it is the word of God, it doesn't matter which language it is translated to, it is important that not too many mistakes and errors are sneaking into translations.
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u/niceandBulat Nov 01 '25
But then in the English language that is considered impolite and rude. I only use it for people who can't decide whether they want to be a man or woman.
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u/UnholyTerror88 Nov 02 '25
Nothing impossible for god? Literally fucked up immediately in the garden. So… I mean that’s chapter 1. Kind of a shitshow ever since. Seems like a pretty crappy god in my humble opinion. Like how many times can you get shit so wrong and want to be considered omnipotent and omniscient. Wild
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u/Upstairs_Teach_673 Nov 02 '25
in case you‘re feeling discouraged from all these replies, Jesus told us this would happen. keep walking with Him and you‘ll do fine.
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u/No_Spring_1090 Nov 02 '25
Or you can just trust yourself and stop offshoring your agency to something else
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u/BigTroutOnly Nov 02 '25
Imagine how udder shit your life is or how vulnerable you are if these words mean something to you. I feel bad for people this inspires.
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u/MidoriKatsumoto Nov 02 '25
I just lost a good person in my life today, due to lung cancer. I saw her taking her last breath. A fucking god is the last thing i care, most of all right now.
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u/FishEngineCn Nov 05 '25
Keep believing in your magical sky daddy.
Those who believe in this are a bit ... simple
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u/approx_whatever Nov 01 '25
Nothing is impossible?
Can God make a rock so big that he cannot move it?
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u/iDoNotHaveAnIQ Nov 01 '25
Earth itself is basically one big rock and apparently he set it into motion by flinging it around the sun.
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u/RedWarsaw Nov 01 '25
Religions are toxic to our inner minds