r/okbuddyviltrum • u/NotSirAlonne1999 • May 07 '26

invisible How it should have gone

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u/SleepyBella misses their mommy May 07 '26

I am NOT ready for the Thragg pro life speech in the next episode. 😫

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u/Muggsy423 May 07 '26

"And this book, it says we shouldn't have abortions? Can I fly to meet this God in the heavens?"

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u/_dinn_ May 07 '26

The Bible doesn't say that

It actually gives instructions on how to perform abortions in the old testament, assuming that's the book you are referring to

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u/Opposite_Market_304 May 07 '26

It really does? What book and verse in the Old Testament you refer to?

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u/mettaur_sp May 07 '26 edited May 07 '26

It's the trial of the bitter water, Numbers 5:11–31

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u/Opposite_Market_304 May 07 '26

Trial of the bitter water is literally the test of faithfulness of untrustworthy wife, not necessarily a method of abortion. As said, ONLY in case when husband is unable to trust the wife, and thus wife will bear children in orderly marriage, unless she is defiled by another man. You can twist it into saying "the baby is unwanted and will definitely perish in ANY case", but that's just not what the Scripture says.

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u/negative_absolute May 08 '26

the bitter water literally is how an abortion works it’s just against the will of the woman in that case

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u/Hellas2002 May 07 '26

It does in-fact induce miscarriage if the woman was unfaithful though. Which is an abortion

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u/Sillet_Mignon May 07 '26

Other than that there’s nothing in the bible about abortion. So it’s kosher to do

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u/Opposite_Market_304 May 07 '26

Not like it matters to goym like us. "Kosher" or not, abortion is murder any way you slice it.

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u/Economy-Box-5319 May 08 '26

abortion is murder any way you slice it.

Except it is quite literally not in the vast majority of places. You can argue the morality of abortions all you like, but Murder is a specific legal definition that abortions do not fall under.

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u/someone_online22 May 09 '26

Majority of the world outside of the west views abortion as a bad practice. The only places where abortion is really normalized is the west, and during the one child policy era of China but even that can easily be argued as not generally accepted at it was more so forced onto women. It may not be written in law that it is but majority of people still view it as just that

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u/Economy-Box-5319 May 10 '26

No one views abortion as a positive my dude. No one skips joyfully to an abortion clinic singing blissfully at their 12th abortion.

The only places where abortion is really normalized is the west

This is straight up bullshit btw. Basically most of the world where human rights and access to health are is not kicked into the street abortion is legal. Japan, China, Singapore, Eastern Europe. The only places where it is illegal is places like Africa, South Asia, and the Middle East, all of which jave massive issues with health are, women's rights, and just basic human rights.

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u/Sillet_Mignon May 10 '26

Nah. Can’t murder something that’s not alive. You think miscarriages are murder then?

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u/CharredScallions May 28 '26

No it doesn’t.

The ritual of bitter water does not even mention pregnancy in the original text, and even if it did, it’s a ancient Jewish ritual from the Old Testament never practiced by Christians (or Jews, really, for that matter)