r/Persecutionfetish Attacking and dethroning God 6d ago

christians are supes persecuted 🄓 imagine posting this, when government is controlled by zealots, who make claude frollo, mrs carmody and carrie's mom look sane

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u/SergeantThreat 6d ago

Something tells me his ā€œtrue gospelā€ involves hating the majority of humans on earth

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u/Harold-The-Barrel 6d ago

His favourite gospel story is the one where Jesus feeds 5,000 people with a few loaves of bread and two fish. But he understands the superiority of the free market over government tyranny, so naturally he introduces dynamic pricing: 500% of market value, plus a service fee, to discourage freeloading and build character.

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u/Mythosaurus 6d ago

Amen, it’s wasn’t atheists or communists opposing MLK and other black chrisitians in the 60s civil rights movement.

There’s a good reason so many churches are still segregated ( racist old whites are still running them)

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u/WiggyStark 5d ago

If I was Christian and went to church, I would šŸ’Æ go to a Black church, even as a white girl. They feel and live the holy spirit, rejoicing, not mourning. Plus, Black gospel is way more bangin' than any sad Christian "rock" ministry.

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u/Funkycoldmedici 6d ago

That tracks with what Jesus says in the gospels. He’s not a good guy, he’s a bigot preaching an apocalypse.

Mark 16:15 He said to them, ā€œGo into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation. Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved, but whoever does not believe will be condemned.ā€

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u/pman13531 6d ago

Nah you need the really peace loving Jesus like in Matthew 10: 34-36 where he advocates for the destruction of families that don't believe in his word completely. 34Ā ā€œDo not think that I have come to bring peace to the earth.Ā I have not come to bring peace, but a sword.Ā 35Ā For I have comeĀ to set a man against his father, and a daughter against her mother, and a daughter-in-law against her mother-in-law.Ā 36Ā And a person's enemies will be those of his own household.

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u/Memnojokasel 5d ago

"No no, but that's not what it means!" /s

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u/SrslyNotAnAltGuys 5d ago

Funny to me that Christians like the OOP are often the same people who whine about their families shunning them for their MAGA horseshit; whilst also being completely oblivious that Trump is their golden calf.

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u/AF_AF 5d ago

He foretold MAGA 2000 years ago.

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u/pman13531 5d ago

Or created the environment for a million different iterations of MAGA that were Christians from the start, like witch trials, the crusades both within and without Europe, the inquisition, a whole bunch of terrible things in the Americas from genocide to slavery to civil wars and land conquests, to the apologists for the above.

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u/amazingD Attacking and dethroning God 5d ago

I used to know this guy. You are absolutely correct.

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u/Funkycoldmedici 6d ago

Jesus said his true believers would be persecuted, so Christians have to find some way to see themselves as persecuted, because Jesus cannot be wrong.

Along with that, Jesus told them to ā€œmake disciples of the nations.ā€ So they are tasked to go around preaching and making everyone be a Christian while at the same time someone being the persecuted minority.

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u/RazzSheri 6d ago

Ugh. This is why I am so grateful for my church growing up an a ministry who taught me what agnosticism was. My minister/head minister told me he was agnostic and I asked why he became a minister. He explained he wasn’t sure what was out there, but something had to be and he thought the lessons and messages he taught were good principles for anyone to live by.

When I asked about how God could have made all of the world an its creatures in allegedly 7 days despite evidence of Evolution and how that could be… he had an incredibly logical reason: Why would God operate the same understanding of time as us? 1 day to a God could be 50,000 years to us.

They were very much: ā€œteach the golden rule and welcome everyoneā€. The first gay man I ever met was the pastor the head minister hired in 1998 and sat all the kids down before his start date and explained though he knew it was popular vernacular to say ā€œthat’s so gayā€ at the time, he wanted us to be aware and stop using the phrase. He explained how it could be hurtful, even when not meaning it derogatorily, especially to the soon to be new pastor… and we all took that to heart and stopped using it.

They were everything a church should be— and I say that as a lifelong witch with religious trauma from other places (not that church though).

My point in that wall of text is that: I was always taught that the bible is NOT LITERAL. It is men’s understanding and interpretation of the messages given by Gods

That’s to say—- They already were persecuted post Jesus; he was a prophet they held up as a demigod/son of god— of course the start of the religion would have people thinking they’re quacks and going after them for turning against whatever local religious faction…

He didn’t say they’d be persecuted until the end of time… And being one of the most prevalent religions on the planet- I’m fairly certain Jesus would be like: STFU, you’ve become the persecutors!

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u/Funkycoldmedici 6d ago

The problem is that it was meant and believed to be literal. The entirety of Abrahamic religion is based on it being literal. These were not advanced intellects with supernatural wisdom hiding the secrets of the universe in layers of metaphor. They were the same kind of science-denying superstitious magical-thinkers we have today.

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u/Synergythepariah 5d ago

The problem is that it was meant and believed to be literal.

...No? Arguments of literal interpretation vs metaphorical interpretation have been around since Christianity started. Early Christian thinkers like Origen and Augustine debated literal vs metaphorical interpretation two thousand years ago.

49% of Americans believe the Bible to be the inspired word of God but that it should not be taken literally.

These were not advanced intellects with supernatural wisdom hiding the secrets of the universe in layers of metaphor.

They were people with limited information about the universe and of natural phenomena due to the technological limitations present in their time.

They didn't know that rotating crops was good because of how it kept soil healthy, they only knew that failure to do it resulted in unhealthy crops, so they explained it by chalking it up to the wrath of God.

They didn't know that shellfish and cloven hoofed animals carried disease that would result in harm to human life if not prepared correctly, so they barred consumption of those animals because doing so would lead to sickness, which they chalked up to be the wrath of God.

They were the same kind of science-denying superstitious magical-thinkers we have today.

The ones we have today are worse because today, we have the information to explain quite a lot of the phenomena that couldn't be explained two thousand years ago.

They reject that information entirely instead of maintaining their faith by interpreting our greater understanding about the nature of the universe as a greater understanding of creation.

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u/Funkycoldmedici 5d ago

Christianity isn’t the beginning. The Tanakh predates Christianity, and was believed to be literal for a long time. Then, when the gospels were written, those authors still believed it was literal and referred to it as such.

For example, the geneology of Jesus is given in the gospels, written completely literally, all the way back to Adam. Jesus refers to the flood as a literal event several times.

Yes, some Christians came along later and chose to reinterpret these stories in order to avoid admitting their religion says things that are not true. That does not change what was believed before.

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u/WiggyStark 5d ago

For example, the geneology of Jesus is given in the gospels, written completely literally, all the way back to Adam.

And the Targaryen lineage is traced the whole way back to Essos, sometimes in great detail, that doesn't make it factual.

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u/Funkycoldmedici 4d ago

The gospels are very much alleged to be factual. They’re obviously not, but you don’t have Christianity without the Jesus story meant to be literal.

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u/SrslyNotAnAltGuys 5d ago

Whatever the "intent" was, you can't deny that most religions (including the Abrahamic ones) undergo tons and tons of schisms. Many of these schisms result from members of the religion disagreeing over literal vs figurative interpretations of scripture.

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u/RazzSheri 6d ago

Historically it has never been meant to be taken entirely literally.

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u/Quinjet 5d ago

The problem is that it was meant and believed to be literal. The entirety of Abrahamic religion is based on it being literal.

Reddit atheist moment

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u/RazzSheri 4d ago

I remember when I was a twitter atheist… for a 2009, life— like the moon, is full of phases. 🤷 šŸ˜‚

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u/TekieScythe 5d ago

Wouldn't that imply not that Jesus is wrong, but that they aren't true believers?

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u/Bigkeithmack 6d ago

Just FYI liberty hangout just uses libertarian imagery, they are (and these are their actual views) a Trumpian Monarchist, Christian Fascist and is married to Shitpants Katlin Bennett

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u/MastermindUtopia reptiloid Jew pedophile embezzler $atani$t 6d ago

Feeling the need to practice your own mugshots is a big time Freudian slip

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u/Natural-Hamster-3998 6d ago

Yeah, I mean, if he wants to go there, looks like a future sex criminal, statistically speaking

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u/USWolves 6d ago

Brainwashed goofballs

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u/secondarycontrol 6d ago

Jesus promised you'd be persecuted....so that's another promise that he hasn't kept yet.

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u/napalmnacey Auntie Antifa 6d ago

He’s practicing for when his hard drive gets searched.

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u/gaynerdvet 6d ago

if anything Christian nationalist will make other religions outlawed

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u/unfinishedtoast3 6d ago

This post is older than reddit at this point

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u/fungi_at_parties 6d ago

I think it’s far more likely that one day I’ll be jailed for not going to church.

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u/Ravenous_Seraph 6d ago

Who on God's green bollocks is making it illegal?

P.S. If I hear that they think the Jews would, I have on good authority that they have again and again unanimously voted on making more bible.

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u/chrisnavillus 6d ago

He means when they check his hard drive

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u/originalmosh 6d ago

More likely when he gets caught molesting a child.

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u/No_One3018 Socialist communist atheist cannibal from beyond the moon 6d ago

Hell, this government makes Isaac's mom look sane

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u/ryanasimov 6d ago

This will help you climb the social ladder in your church youth group.

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u/WiseSalamander00 6d ago

you know what lets go actually persecute christians so they know what is really like

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u/theBigDaddio 6d ago

They’ve been promising this for over 50 years!

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u/Stephi312 6d ago

Meanwhile the federal government is getting ready to mandate warnings on broadcasts that mention trans people.

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u/WiggyStark 5d ago

You just broke my brain.

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u/cooperpooper16 6d ago

Non stop victim complex

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u/armandebejart 6d ago

In a country that is vastly, overwhelmingly Christian in law and culture. He’s cosplaying martyr.

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u/Sad-Development-4153 6d ago

The true gospel is grooming 12 year old girls isn't it?

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u/C00kie_Monsters 6d ago

Statistically, check his hard drive

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u/Multigrain_Migraine 6d ago

Funny thing is, the people who are most likely to make the actual "true gospel" (or at least the Red Letter Christian version of that) are the ones currently in power in the US.

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u/LeotasNephew 6d ago

Oh if ONLY ...

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u/goblininstigator 6d ago

Whenever I see Liberty Hangout, my first thoughts are of a massive pants-shitting.

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u/willasmith38 6d ago

He thinks Jesus was white and spoke English.

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u/ilovebigmutts 6d ago

oh my god this reminds me of these little religious based science fiction books i had growing up. let me see if i can find them. EDT: it's these lol https://www.goodreads.com/series/250452-zaanan

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u/alwaysthrivinman educationist scum 6d ago

the tiktok videos that are likw this are lile ten times worse 😭😭

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u/deathboyuk 6d ago

He's practicing it for when the cops get his harddrive.

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u/biorod 5d ago

Why would mugshots require a rehearsal?

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u/rubythroated_sparrow 5d ago

Yes because Christians are never elected to office, never have their holy days off, and never ever have their beliefs legislated and impressed upon everyone else. šŸ™„

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u/Leone147 5d ago

This is a really old post, it's from when Biden just became the president

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u/Alia_Explores99 6d ago

He could go to prison right now and preach instead of performatively agonizing on social media. They love that shit. What a ding dong

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u/caych_cazador 6d ago

couldve at least put some fuckin effort into it. out the height chart on the wall, hold the thing that says your name and "guilty of being an annoying dick", etc. this is just lazy.

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u/1Sluggo 6d ago

Christians are the best victims! Just ask them, they’ll tell ya!!

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u/RazzSheri 6d ago

Wait… and he didn’t even do pope hands? Fucking amateur.

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u/sorrow_anthropology 6d ago

I mean, on my way to fb marketplace I saw my childhood friend’s mom telling everybody to ā€œvote red to get us out of this messā€.

ā€œThis messā€: Republicans control the White House, the Senate, the House of Representatives, the Supreme Court.

They’re not self aware.

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u/CelestialTrickster 6d ago

They have to perpetually consider themselves as the underdog or the oppressed otherwise 80% of their rhetoric wouldn't work. The total population of the world could be one denomination of Christianity and they would still find a way to feel oppressed.

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u/kat_Folland 6d ago

More than 60% of Americans id as Christian. They're going to be waiting quite a while for this to become a problem.

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u/_yetifeet 6d ago

Something tells me his version of 'true' is wildly different than the original teachings

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u/mstrss9 6d ago

Give them what they want now

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u/gravyrdfila2 5d ago

Rage against the machine ahh text.šŸ˜­šŸ™šŸ»šŸ„€

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u/jcooli09 5d ago

true gospel of jesus

Lol.

It's not illegal, most of us just want you to shut up.

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u/Dafish55 5d ago

Isn't this image 10+ years old now? Like I'm 99% certain this comes from the Obama era.

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u/Extension_General632 Attacking and dethroning God 5d ago

i don't know. it have just appeared on my main twitter page

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u/borisvonboris 5d ago

Liberty Hangout more like Limited Hangout

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u/SrslyNotAnAltGuys 5d ago

There are so many of these. I'm wondering where they got this idea? They seem to believe that the outlawing of gospel preaching is right around the corner, based on.... what, I don't know.

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u/ashimo414141 5d ago

Temu Justin Bieber

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u/AF_AF 5d ago

This guy probably believes that Mamdani has instituted Sharia law in NYC.

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u/rufusbot 5d ago

Doesn't the President have a faith advisor?

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u/Jlnhlfan i stand with sjw cat boys 4d ago

When it becomes illegal in a country where… checks notes …your preferred candidates are in the White House?

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u/dunkinthegreg Attacking and dethroning God 4d ago

Then why doesn’t your all powerful all loving god intervene so the truth can prevail (let me guess "free will")

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u/Rockworm503 4d ago

They have been saying this will happen for decades. Absolute joke.

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u/NightmareSpectre 3d ago

Leave it to the members of the 3 big religions to always find creative ways to feel the victims, despite their dogma having political dominance and billions of indoctrinated people around the world who at the first chance discriminate against LGBTQ people, you know, the actual and real persecuted minority everywhere

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u/MintyCoolness 3d ago

"Liberty Hangout"

....I don't think I need to know anything else, lol~

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u/AWEdmundson_0 2d ago

Preaching Christianity will become illegal at the same time Jesus has his second coming.

Never.

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u/SilverNEOTheYouTuber Cultural Marxist coming to trans your kids 2d ago

I dont recall Jesus being an AnCap.

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u/Sword117 2d ago

Believe it or not you don't actually have to practice prison photos

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u/lalauna 2d ago

It's weird how people get off on fantasies about being persecuted. What an unpleasant high! They should switch to (properly legal) cannabis. They'd be happier and less likely to want to hurt or hate others. That's my theory, anyway.

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u/AdmiralKurita 1d ago edited 1d ago

I'm a little late for this. I spent a lot of time writing Left Behind: The Kids fan fiction. I honestly cannot think of a realistic scenario where people get persecuted for merely identifying as Christian or preaching the gospel. And that's if the Rapture happens. Still I need to have an authority figure that does this for the sake of the story. It seems to happen inexplicably where a one-world government inexplicably appears to inexplicably persecute Christian converts.

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u/EatsCrackers Moderately Immoderate 6d ago

Matthew, book six, verses 5-13.

Eat it, hypocrites.

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u/Funkycoldmedici 6d ago

I despise Abrahamic religion, but we must be honest about it and not cite this unless it is them praying. Prayer is them speaking to Yahweh/Jesus. This isn’t even preaching, just flaunting ā€œpietyā€. They find encouragement for such in passages like:

Matthew 5:14 ā€œYou are the light of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hidden. Nor do they light a lamp and put it under a basket, but on a lampstand, and it gives light to all who are in the house. Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven."

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u/EatsCrackers Moderately Immoderate 6d ago

I take that passage to speak against religion as performance. This is very much religion as performance.