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Parent Post: The Nasal Fry - Great Debate
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sacredcow
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8/19/2026, 12:03:46 PM
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Its funny how you can find ONE scripture about something but, the scripture before it and after it are actually retarded. Calling Leviticus the "law" also is quite funny. What happened when Jesus came to die for sins? Basically the entire Old Testament was nullified. All your gods amazing plans and schemes became un-needed. Everything your god did before Jesus became outdated. What from the Old Testament is valuable after your god came up with the idea of killing its "son" to die for sins? Do you still sacrifice animals for sin? Or skin disease? What about killing an animal helps your skin issues? Because your god made it so? So, they god you worship, made up the plan to kill animals because of human skin conditions? It could have told humans how to heal themselves with medicines. But instead, it says murder animals.
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sonatime
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8/20/2026, 1:33:27 AM
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Retarded is not what theologians retain from studying the Bible, even from a purely historical angle. Reading a single sentence and calling it 'retarded' is a clear judgment on your own intellect, or lack thereof. If you actually want to get acquainted with the topics you brought up, you could read Paul's letter to the Hebrews, which explains how Jesus fulfilled God's plan since Genesis. Jesus didn’t 'nullify' the Old Testament, He fulfilled the ceremonial and sacrificial system (Matthew 5:17, Hebrews 10). The animal sacrifices were never the actual cure; they were temporary placeholders pointing to His final sacrifice. The Leviticus quarantine rules for skin diseases weren’t "murdering animals to fix rashes." They were practical isolation protocols for a community in a desert with zero antibiotics, completely separate from the sacrificial system. The moral principles and wisdom in the Old Testament didn’t expire; the specific civil and ceremonial regulations given to ancient Israel did. You’re still mad that a Bronze Age text didn’t hand out modern pharmacology. That says far more about your expectations than it does about the text.
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sacredcow
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8/20/2026, 12:26:06 PM
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What? Paul wrote a letter to Hebrews? Or wrote Hebrews? Paul wrote one letter to one group of people? Why not the Native Americans? How about the Chinese? When did the Peruvians know about this letter to the Hebrews? Hold on the moral principles and wisdom of the Old Testament didn't expire? So you murder animals after getting a rash? Or go to priests for medical advice? Do you walk around outside your town until 7 days pass? Then go ask the priest if you can go back home?
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