Corpus Christi

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I wanted a supper, not a snack!

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you can say bullshit.

for fucks sake.

Flax

By “well after the fact”, it’s still within the lifetime of eyewitnesses. Contrasted with other historical records, it’s pretty good. Like Alexander the Great being written about 800 years after the fact, or some details about Julius Caesar being written down 200 years after the fact which nobody disputes. For something we can archaeologically prove which also happened at the time - the pompeii disaster - there is one record 30 years later. Despite it being an event witnessed by hundreds of thousands and likely having influential romans among it’s victims. You’re really overestimating the frequency of writings and documentation from the first century. In which the New Testament is abnormal in that it has a high frequency. So something that clearly was a big deal did happen. The traditions as well carried across societies, so must have been rooted in fact. As for the larger corpus - those were the centuries later forgeries that were removed for that reason - because they were much later and not seen as reliable. Some of them were attributed to more important figures also, like Thomas. So the early Church clearly cared about accuracy.

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meant to teach you lessons

The foremost lesson being “obey authority figures or else”

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Most scholars say they were written well after the fact (decades to generations after), after a bunch of oral tradition related changes crept in

Almost like it’s all a bunch of bullshit invented to control the masses

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“Treat women and children like property. Always blame victims. Take slaves from neighboring countries, never your own.”

Lots of great lessons in that holiest of books.

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Adults are also allowed to choose not to. It’s cool.

Kokesh

This should be on Wikipedia as description of Christianity

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Second is “don’t question them”

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It’s the opposite of cool. Cringey as fuck, is what it is.

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But only mostly!

Catholicism truly believes you are eating Jesus’s body and drinking his blood at mass.

But it’s not cannibalism because the bread and wine still keep all their properties after turning into Jesus

www.catholic.com/…/are-catholics-cannibals

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You seem very upset about this.

An adult choosing to slightly censor a word has you in meltdown mode. Gosh.

thisisbutaname

How about some mayo?

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Abject wilful idiocy irks me. ‍️

Also, I was in the toilet and had time to type.

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That was one of the miracles he performed.

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You can’t say fucks sake it’s bullshit.

Lemminary

A lot of behaviors are learned and people have learned that using profanity in most places gets you in trouble. I don’t think it’s fair to berate anyone for what is essentially a social expectation in many other circles.

Good thing Lemmy isn’t like that. But, please, lighten the fuck up.

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are you telling me he was so good at fucking that they started a religion after him

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using profanity in most places gets you in trouble

Most places in the theocratic kleptocracy of Magastan, I assume; a few places (or circumstances) in the civilised world, which in most cases can be avoided due to them being excessively silly.

In any case, though, that’s not the fucking point.

If you don’t want to use a word, don’t fucking use it. Use a fucking synonym, or euphemism, or metaphor, or insinuation, or whatever.

Using most of the word but censoring one of the letters, however, is so utterly stupid and hypocritical that it’s insulting both to the readers and the writer. You’re still using the word, just with an intentional typo. You’re not lying to anyone except yourself.

lighten the fuck up

No, I don’t think I will.

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Also, I was in the toilet and had time to type.

I mean, where else would you be using Lemmy?