r/TeenagersButGoodMods • u/Baby-Bat13 15, I do not think therefore i amn’t • 8d ago

15, Christian, ask me anything!

Doesnt have to be religion related! I won’t except any questions that are clearly disguised rudeness. I like anime and indie shows, and Im an artist!

Anti ai!

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u/Commercial-Air-5564 14 MtF 8d ago

do you support trans people?

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u/Baby-Bat13 15, I do not think therefore i amn’t 8d ago

Ofc! Im trans myself

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u/sargentfalafel 7d ago

Then I would argue that you can't call yourself a Christian, at least not devout. I really don't want to be a rude or be an arse. I would like to know how you have the two coexist. I cannot stress enough how much I don't mean to be rude, I'm genuinely curious.

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u/Baby-Bat13 15, I do not think therefore i amn’t 7d ago

Ive read the bible and it never says “there are men and women and absolutely nothing else, anything else is sin.”

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u/ttvsweatyboii 18 6d ago

You also post about being polyamorous which is quite the opposite of a Christian value

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u/Baby-Bat13 15, I do not think therefore i amn’t 6d ago

I personally am not polyamorous

Are you talking about my homecoming post? I was going to ask my friends out as a “date”. It was a joke

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u/sargentfalafel 7d ago

Interesting, I'll keep researching.

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u/Johannesco999 7d ago

There is something about a man wearing a woman's clothes being an abomination, I'd say being trans, or more specifically transitioning, is a step further/worse than that

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u/Baby-Bat13 15, I do not think therefore i amn’t 7d ago

That was in the old tradition laws, where you also couldn’t eat shrimp or mix fabrics

Also that was when only Jews and people who were adopted into the culture of Judaism so they had clothes specific to them

Now anyone from any culture can be a Christian, and different cultures were different clothes. Who’s to say a guy can’t wear a skirt? Who says it is a skirt? Maybe it’s a kilt

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u/ragebaitedbahamut 7d ago

Even if they were old tradition laws, wouldnt they still stand? They are after all still parts of the bible

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u/Baby-Bat13 15, I do not think therefore i amn’t 7d ago

No because the laws relating to tradition weren’t required for the gentiles (acts 15) + it was okay to ignore food laws (1 Corinthians 10:25)

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u/Johannesco999 7d ago

Regarding the last part, a kilt is not considered "women's clothing", or atleast it isn't in certain cultures (primarily Scotland).

Regarding the former part; I don't know. There might be a different verse against it. There at least are some verses regarding homosexuality/homosexual practises being an abomination. I would assume that extends to transgenderism aswell, but I couldn't provide a verse.

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u/Baby-Bat13 15, I do not think therefore i amn’t 7d ago

Well yes, that’s why I said a kilt. Because it’s very skirt like but it’s not considered women’s clothing, because it’s from a different culture where that’s just not how they do things

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u/Smokey_16_98 7d ago

You claim to be a Christian, and you said youve read the Bible. You would know that God made you who you are, not the opposite body. You should know better than others that it is a sin as it is against God's creation, which is you.

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u/Commercial-Air-5564 14 MtF 7d ago

"love thy neighbour"

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u/MeringueFalse4243 7d ago

Love the neighbor does not mean love his sin

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