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there is no specificity, he didn't say "don't kill people you don't like" he didn't say "don't kill people" it says "thou shalt not kill"

everything you eat was once alive and is now dead whether by your own hand or the hand of another

if you refuse to eat you would die and in essence have killed yourself

it's always bothered me
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TakenusernameA on scored.co
1 year ago 3 points (+0 / -0 / +3Score on mirror )
A more accurate rendition would be "Thou Shalt Not Murder", which is how the Ancients and the Church understood it up until modernism and Scolfieldism decided to take it and "turn the other cheek" to an absurdly literal degree (while also allowing abominations such as abortion, which is possibly the most vile form of murder there is).

There are a number of situations where killing is not only permissible, but actually morally good, and these include capital punishment for capital crimes and killing your enemies in a just war. Only Liberal Jewmanism, disguising itself as Christianity, would suggest otherwise.
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