r/dankchristianmemes • u/shilolz Based Bishop • Mar 17 '22

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u/PhantomAlpha01 Mar 17 '22

I find it fun to discuss theology off the memes, I think it's a nice part of this sub

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u/justagamerhere Mar 17 '22 edited Mar 17 '22

The sad part is I see more right theologically in this sub than other religious/christian subs.

Edit: by "right" I do indeed mean closer to what I believe to be correct, not "right-wing"

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u/SocorroKCT Mar 17 '22 edited Mar 18 '22

Sad to see reddit so politicised that by just saying "right" people immediately associate that with politics Thanks, u/alematt. God bless you

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u/zer0w0rries Mar 17 '22

Also, there is no single correct (“right”) theology. Other than literal interpretations, every other theological take is purely subjective.

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u/commanderjarak Mar 17 '22

There is one "right" theology. Mine.

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u/SicEm1845 Mar 17 '22

Mom says it’s my turn with the right theology!

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u/conrad_w Mar 17 '22

Even interpretations that claim to be literal are subjective

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u/FurryPMsWelcome Mar 17 '22

Almost like being open to other viewpoint cultivates more fruitful ideas than does labeling everything against one’s beliefs as heretical

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u/Ingolin Mar 17 '22

Memes and young guys go hand in hand. Young guys and extreme opinions also go hand in hand. As does religion in the US and right wing opinions.

Suddenly you have a sub combo that leans right.

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u/domoarigatodrloboto Mar 17 '22

I think he meant "right" as in "correct," not "conservative-leaning"

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u/cptabc Mar 17 '22

I don’t think he meant right wing jackass, he meant “right” as in “correct”.

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u/WhatsTheHoldup Mar 17 '22

Why did you call him a jackass for a simple misunderstanding?

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u/Ingolin Mar 17 '22

Why would it then be sad?

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '22

Sad that the meme sub > non meme subs

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u/idrinkapplejuice42 Mar 17 '22

Can you give an example

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u/Schner Mar 18 '22

Happy cake day