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minus-square@hemko@lemmy.dbzer0.comlinkfedilinkEnglish18•5 months agoNo one hates religion as much as those who got free of it. It’s quite valid reason. It’s of course always big news when another pastor was raping kids, but it’s only the iceberg of the violence kids experience in religious homes.
minus-square@helpmyusernamewontfilink3•5 months agoit hurts my soul hearing how parents treat their kids because of “the bible” if they actually read the bible they’d understand that no, you shouldn’t throw away your kid out on the street because they’re “sinful”.
minus-square@hemko@lemmy.dbzer0.comlinkfedilinkEnglish1•edit-25 months agoI feel like if most Christians would read and understand the bible, they wouldn’t be Christians anymore
minus-squarejuiceclawslinkfedilink0•5 months agoIt’s be interesting if churches started requiring Bible reading and comprehension exams before people were allowed to attend service and call themselves Christians (or whatever other denomination)
minus-square@tubaruco@lemm.eelinkfedilink1•5 months agoyeah, i guess i just got very lucky with my parents so thats not how i feel, thanks for giving me a different way to think about it.
No one hates religion as much as those who got free of it. It’s quite valid reason.
It’s of course always big news when another pastor was raping kids, but it’s only the iceberg of the violence kids experience in religious homes.
it hurts my soul hearing how parents treat their kids because of “the bible”
if they actually read the bible they’d understand that no, you shouldn’t throw away your kid out on the street because they’re “sinful”.
I feel like if most Christians would read and understand the bible, they wouldn’t be Christians anymore
It’s be interesting if churches started requiring Bible reading and comprehension exams before people were allowed to attend service and call themselves Christians (or whatever other denomination)
yeah, i guess i just got very lucky with my parents so thats not how i feel, thanks for giving me a different way to think about it.