Comments by "ncwordman" (@ncwordman) on "MAGA Asked Who Jesus Would Vote For in 2024, The Answer Won't Surprise You But The Reasons Might" video.

Yeah, no, see, no one want's to "legalize abortion til 9 months." That's hogwash, just crap you get from Republicans who want you to hate Dems, so you'll mindlessly support Republicans. Also, since you assumed Dems were for that 9-month thing (which they aren't), what does that say about why Jesus would vote for Trump? You didn't list any reason(s) why he'd vote for Trump. Right? Did you forget? So, to summarize, there's no reason Jesus would vote for Trump, and the reason you said against Dems is a lie.
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@teddycheong "Jesus came with a new testament, he didn't just repeat the entire Jewish practice." Not exactly. But he taught straight from it, quoting it for the vast majority of his lessons. Duh. "And God NEVER condone abortion. That's just fact." How much of the Bible have you read? Ugh. There were three practices of abortion mentioned in the Old Testament: 1. Abortifacients – Herbs that produce miscarriage. 2. Massage – Extreme pressure or physical trauma to the women’s midsection until abortion occurs. 3. Embryotomy – An incredibly invasive procedure much like the dismemberment abortion procedures of today. All of those were rules given by God to Moses.
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@teddycheong "Checkmate." That's not checkmate. You don't even know what he's talking about there. Besides, you claimed Jesus "didn't just repeat the entire Jewish practice." Then you ignored it when I corrected you. So that's far from checkmate. You barely moved a pawn. I'll give you this, though: Jesus said we should love another. That's what he's talking about there--the innocent love, as if we were wide-eyed children. He wasn't being literal. Everything is a parable with Jesus. The Bible states that plainly. But if you're going to love everyone, you can't sacrifice the life of the mother for her unborn fetus. If you do, you aren't loving. Sure, you claim to be loving the child, but you're condemning the mother to death. That's not love. We're talking about health care here. And Jesus spent a great deal of his time healing the sick. But you would sacrifice the sick mother. You got no leg to stand on.
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@jeffhampton2767 Nope. Not in the text.
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@trickmuffinful Jesus was from Palestine. In fact, during his ministry (according to the text), he never once left Palestine. So, yes, he was a Jew...in Palestine.
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@trickmuffinful Not false. It probably wasn't called Palestine back in the day. But it was what we today call Palestine. I've read Biblical commentary by William Barclay, my boy. So don't think for one second you know more than I do.
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The Bible does actually talk about abortion, in the Old Testament. Back then (some 5-7 thousand years ago), abortion was common. And most things that were common went into the Bible.
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@Seigensi And the "author" wrote: "Give to Caesar what is Caesar's. And give to God what is God's." So, got anything else to add?
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This might be my favorite comment here. :)
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@Seigensi What kind of intoxicant has you trolling on all these comments, and trolling badly? Sounds like you're really butthurt over this Jesus stuff.
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@Seigensi Nope. Jesus was against religion, especially self-righteous religious hypocrites. You really don't know anything about this, despite having such strong assumptions.
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@Seigensi Do you realize that even a fictional character has characteristics? Where was Superman from? What is the element that can take away Superman's powers? What was the newspaper he worked for, as Clark Kent? So what if it's fictional, dude. Jesus was still a brown Palestinian man, according to the story. Got it?
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@trickmuffinful Okay. Let's get specific, professor. First, I didn't say Palestine, by that name, existed back then. In fact, I specifically said the name didn't, but the place we today call Palestine did, of course. And that Palestine in Jesus' day was part of the Roman Empire. Galilee was then in what would later be called Palestine. It is now Northern Israel, because Israel took it by conquest in the 1960s. The same goes (or went) for Nazareth. Jesus was born in what would become known as Palestine, but was (in the late '60s) taken by Israel. And, similarly, he was raised in Palestine. In fact, he spent all of his time in Palestine, because the Jews wanted to kill him. And they did when he finally went to Jerusalem. Not as cut and dry as you assumed, huh?
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@trickmuffinful Did you miss the complexity there? I can see your point. But the actual point isn't as black and white as you're pretending. I could try to paraphrase it better, if you need? Seems like I nailed it, but okay.... Here's where you were correct: Jesus was from, lived in, and ministered in what is today legally called Israel. Cool? But, here's the rub: Israel got that territory from Palestine by conquest in the late '60s. Right? Palestine was actually a named place by then, as you said. However, and here's where you aren't exactly correct: In Jesus' time, where he was born, lived, and ministered in is what Israel conquered in the late '60s. That is...Palestinian territory. Ergo, Jesus was a Jew who spent his entire life in that very territory, which would come to be known as Palestine, before it was conquered by Israel. That's as clear as I can make it. So you aren't exactly wrong. Cheer up, little camper. But you aren't right either.
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@trickmuffinful Did I mess up the part about the conquering? Israel purchased it? Fair enough. Everything else is right though, huh? Oh, you're still insisting it wasn't called Palestine. I NEVER SAID IT WAS CALLED PALESTINE. Got that? Dim bulb!? Never did I say that. Why do you keep insisting on that point? Do I have to go through it a 3rd time? I really don't want to. Seems like you can't admit to the complexity here, and this argument is unbelievably tiresome and pointless. YOU are tiresome and pointless. I've made every point I could make. I looked up everything best I could. You still claim I'm saying what I'm not saying. I give up! I hate trying to talk to people like you. You never ever, never EVER agree to any point I make. All right. I'm muting you. And glad to never hear from you again.
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How is Biden doing what Israel is doing? Isn't that what Israel's doing?
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@Seigensi God is controlling your life? When did that happen?
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"And unto God what is God's." Yep. :)
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