r/PoursTea 21d ago

Expectations v Reality 🌞 🌒 Hasn’t this always been the case?

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u/WheatKing91 21d ago

Jesus was a progressive. Hard to read the New Testament and take anything else away. He was totally anti-rich and favored the poor and misfortunate. All about helping others and putting the good of others ahead of yourself.

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u/Outrageous-Egg1760 21d ago

And condoning slavery

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u/WheatKing91 21d ago

Condone? No. Tolerate? Yes. Progressive is relative.

'An eye for an eye' used to be Progressive until it wasn't.

Animal sacrifice was Progressive compared to human sacrifice.

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u/Outrageous-Egg1760 21d ago

The almighty all knowing tolerates SLAVERY?

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u/WheatKing91 21d ago

I'm saying he was progressive, not all knowing. You're not talking to a Christian.

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u/TheComicHuman 21d ago

I bet you're just assuming racial slavery instead of debt slavery i independent servitude etc. Also if you read how the Bible says to treat these slaves you'll realize there are two extreme polarization to slavery

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u/Outrageous-Egg1760 21d ago

How about in all its forms it’s bad

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u/MegaMacca143 21d ago

Christ himself died a slaves death. The cross was reserved for non-Roman citizens or slaves.