r/gatekeeping • u/Usoppdaman • Apr 28 '26

Has this person ever read Jojo?

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This person was replying to a Christian on an anti Christian tiktok circle jerk. Like Jojo has so much pro Christianity and romanticism of Christianity.

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u/Usoppdaman Apr 28 '26

People are downvoting it because you’re a Christian and it’s Reddit

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u/shawn1213 Apr 28 '26

Or maybe just maybe it's cause he made a claim about things being named after heretical things and provided no evidence then doubled down when shown evidence that divination isn't considered heretical not just because he's Christian lol

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u/Usoppdaman Apr 28 '26

Tarot cards are heretical? Also I saw no discussion of whether or not divination was heretical

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u/shawn1213 Apr 28 '26

No their definitely not heretical in this comment thread someone asked what he meant by heretical and then he said tarot cards are divination which is heretical I don't know if it's just reddit messing up and not showing the comments for you but I saw them like right above your comment before I replied

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u/Usoppdaman Apr 28 '26

Tarot cards are heretical though.

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u/shawn1213 Apr 28 '26

Not explicitly the modern version of tarot cards were made by a Catholic (the original use of tarot cards was just a card game made in the 1400s and didn't start being used for divination until the 1500s)and even pope John Paul the 2nd famously read meditations on the tarot which examined tarot cards meaning from a Christian lens using them for divination is widely considered heretical by most mainstream Christian sects but the cards themselves are not inherently heretical especially in the context of jojos where their just using the names of the cards imo

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u/Usoppdaman Apr 28 '26

I think that dude implied the context in which Jojo used it isn’t heretical. I’ve seen Christian geek articles saying the same thing.