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Reddit post from an anti marriage christian
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Why is this cringe, though? They're not arguing something countless artists haven't; they're just using their Bible as a reference to support the argument.
I'm missing some context, in a big way. All I know is this was a letter to the Corinthian church, by Paul?
Yah, I don't know either. I'm just not sure what OP is objecting to as "cringe." Viewing marriage as slavery certainly isn't a commonly held Christian viewpoint. I got a reply that using the bible to argue anything is cringe; I assume that would be their view if someone argued against usury, murder, rape, or whatever by using passages from the bible.
The sound bite reads as if a Christian opposes marriage, and is using the Bible itself as a reference. I'm lost about what's cringey about it.
Arguing anything on the basis of the Bible (or any religious text) is pretty cringe.
Huh. I'd expect that take from an #athiest community. I don't think this is an "anything having to do with religion is cringe" community.