I meant, in Matthew he specifically told a person with "great wealth" to sell everything

...suggesting the early christian cult did not interpret itself as in any way anti-slavery

We can see this got worse the later that biblical texts were written (ref: "The First Paul"). But I think OP is right to say the rot was there from the start

2/2

In Matthew 19 he was specifically talking to someone who had "great wealth"

In Luke 12 he was talking more to disciples but in the context of a parable about a very rich person

The Didache gave instructions for how to treat slaves/servants, and taught slaves to submit "with reverence and fear" /1

The nonsense is kinda making me crazy 🙈

Do they think the old KJV translation was better? Really? (For anyone looking it up on biblegateway - TW: lgbtq+ phobia, sexism)

Can't we all agree the bible is inherently anti-gay & anti-women? Then move tf on instead of trying to save it??

Oh, that's not okay :/. They've refused to speak to us for years so I wouldn't know 😅

Also therapists don't prescribe, so... how would this work??

This is just what happens when you let your dog eat briefcase spaghetti every day 🙄

Oh for sure! I'm sure there is!

Sometimes inspiration just comes. I think Gerard Manley Hopkins wrote about this (TW: religion) www.poetryfoundation.org/articles/694...

"the poetry of inspiration can only be written in this mood of mind, even if it only last a minute"

Yeah for sure! Can't figure out how much is due to who is near front and how much is just normal creative cycle 🤔

Well, our system was the author! It was a collaborative work :) (assuming that's fine anyways!)

Original work, or is something we've already shared elsewhere okay?

I'm still just waiting to find out we've all been tricked! 😅

I thought it was also like, who kind of takes the initiative when things happen?