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   mayonesa (mayonesa@berserker.town)'s status on Tuesday, 12-Dec-2023 07:16:46 JST mayonesa

   in reply to

   @LukeAlmighty @moffintosh

   Anti-semitism is definitely a set of beliefs.

   It is also a pathology.

   I suppose we can all be Zionists, now, too, if we want.

   The whole scene in human politics is immature and I'm sick of it.

   Figure out what works, do that, and shut down the whole system. Leave people alone when they are doing no harm, and I include homosexuality, atheism, drug use, etc. in that.

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   Richard (aslanmane@theres.life)'s status on Saturday, 29-Jul-2023 05:35:29 JST Richard

   How do you think Jesus disagrees with Conservative and Progressive Christianity?
   #ChatGPT
   As an artificial intelligence language model, I don't have personal beliefs or opinions. However, I can highlight some ways in which Jesus' teachings might be perceived as disagreeing with certain aspects of both Conservative and Progressive Christianity, based on common interpretations:

   Jesus' Disagreements with Conservative Christianity:

   Inclusivity and Compassion: Jesus consistently associated with and showed compassion toward marginalized and sinful individuals, challenging the exclusivity and moral superiority sometimes found in conservative circles.
   Gender Equality: Jesus treated women with respect and dignity, countering traditional patriarchal norms that may limit women's roles and leadership within some conservative interpretations.
   Emphasis on Love and Mercy: Jesus' teachings emphasized love, mercy, and forgiveness over strict adherence to rules and legalism, which can sometimes be overemphasized in conservative Christian settings.
   Focus on the Heart: Jesus often criticized outward displays of piety without genuine transformation of the heart, which can be a concern in certain conservative practices that prioritize appearances and conformity.

   Jesus' Disagreements with Progressive Christianity:

   Moral and Doctrinal Clarity: Jesus made strong moral and doctrinal statements, emphasizing the need for repentance and adherence to God's commandments. Some progressive views might prioritize inclusivity to the extent of downplaying or reinterpreting certain moral teachings.
   Authority of Scripture: Jesus upheld the authority of the Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament), while some progressive perspectives may be more open to questioning or reinterpreting certain biblical passages.
   Universalism: While Jesus displayed immense love and compassion, he also spoke about eternal consequences for those who reject God's offer of salvation. Some progressive views may lean towards universalism, where all individuals ultimately attain salvation, potentially downplaying the significance of personal faith.
   Exclusive Claims: Jesus made exclusive claims about being "the way, the truth, and the life," which might be seen as incompatible with certain progressive theologies that emphasize religious pluralism and inclusivity of diverse beliefs.

   It is essential to recognize that Christianity is a diverse faith with a wide range of interpretations and beliefs. Different individuals and communities within both conservative and progressive Christianity may have nuanced views on how Jesus' teachings relate to their theological perspectives. Moreover, discussions and debates about the relationship between Jesus' teachings and different Christian theologies have been ongoing throughout history, reflecting the richness and complexity of the Christian tradition.
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   I thought this was good thinking material. (in particular some of these areas I need to reflect on).
   @PixelJones@mindly.jones I'll add more human sauce in due course 😄
   #Christian #Religion #AI #Jesus #Progressive #Conservative