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Donald Trump is exactly the kind of person that Jesus would have thrown out of the temple and beaten with a stick, and the fact that so many self-identified Christians want to put him in office tells you pretty everything wrong with white American Christianity.
Because Jesus had authority at temples and beat people.
I 100% can’t tell if you’re joking here but he actually did chase people out of a temple at least once for using religion for their own selfish gains, complete with literal table flipping and improvised whips
So really it’s not that he would have trump thrown out as much as he would storm in and accuse him of turning his father’s house into a den of thieves before upending a table on his head
Dude, Jesus not only chased them out, he broke stuff they were selling, let loose all of their animals, and fucking flipped all the money-changing tables.
Jesus 100% would have been chasing Trump out with a table leg.
I mean, I’m a sex-repulsed asexual who’s never taken part in partnered sexual activity, for one, so I have no idea what exactly your problem is with me specifically, anon.
Sexuality in general is, in fact, a spectrum. Asexual people don’t experience sexual attraction. That has nothing to do with the kind of sexual behavior they may or may not choose to take part in. And, to be honest, I don’t see how someone who rarely experiences sexual attraction seeking a place in a community of very similar people is hurting anyone.
Anyone who takes the idea of an asexual spectrum and uses it to say “you’re not really asexual” or “one day you’ll do the sex thing” isn’t someone who was going to take asexuality seriously to begin with, or someone who approached the conversation with an open mind. I mean, by that logic, any gay person who’s ever had sex with someone of a different gender could be told, “Well, you did it before. You sure you’re not straight?” It’s bad logic based on a false assumption, which is usually the result of willful ignorance.
listen im not romanticizing illidan, i just relate to him because i too am horribly unreliable, prone to impulsively making terrible decisions for equally terrible reasons, and at least like 50% made of demons
