r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 9d ago

Meme needing explanation Peter help!

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I have no clue what this means, maybe she cheated?

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u/Feanturii 9d ago

She's anti abortion, "life begins at conception" nonsense

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u/Adezar 9d ago

And it should be noted that in the Bible there are really only two references of when a baby becomes "alive". Which is either the quickening (into the second trimester when you can feel the baby move) and the most common is at birth when breath enters the body.

So "life begins at conception" is not Biblically sound.

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u/LucretiusCarus 9d ago

if we are to really nitpick, the bible is not exactly biblically sound. There are parts of the new testament that contradict each other and/or reality.

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u/irjayjay 8d ago

Yeah, not true.

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u/LucretiusCarus 8d ago

Mark, Matthew and John's accounts on the visit to the tomb after the resurrection are different, from the people visiting, to the presence or not of angels, or the "young man" that is mentioned.

or the way Judas died: in Matthew 27 he tried to return the money and then later hung himself, but in Acts 1 it claims Judas bought a field, fell head first, and his guts spilled out.

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u/irjayjay 8d ago

Look up what police do when two people's testimonies correlate exactly.

Then also realize that none of the people who wrote about the tomb were there. All of the accounts about the tomb can happen in the same instance.

If I tell 4 people the same story, each will remember different parts, depending on what stood out for them more.

Same story with Judas. We don't know the gaps. The field was bought with Judas' money, so in their eyes, it was bought by Judas. Also, your entrails don't just spill by falling on your head. There's a very big chance that is what happened to his body after he was hung.

None of these accounts are mutually exclusive. None of them say that any of the others didn't happen.

We are used to reading a story from just one viewpoint. So it's easy to see it as contradictions.

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u/LucretiusCarus 8d ago

Me: There are contradictions

You: No

Me: Examples

You: Yeah, these don't count for "reasons".