Wesley Huff
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first heard Jan 2025
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And on, on the societal utility or not even societal, but like how the power structure uses religion. Right. So, but I'm like, well, okay, well, that's not a really good one. If you're putting quote unquote mistakes or differences, you're like, unless they thought it was important to maintain the authenticity of these stories. So they left them in there despite the differences.
Yeah, maybe that was a really quick way of saying what I've babbled about for the last two minutes.
It's good. It's good. Yeah, okay. So what are these circumstances that there are discrepancies that are causing you to have a lack of faith, you fucking fraud?
He's like one of those guys that was like celebrating when Jesus came in on the donkey and then when he's up there on the cross. Oh, God. Don't do this to Mark.
Is this what you mean when you say the Bible is written... For you, but not to you. I like that.
A butt dial and a booty call. Completely different things. So there's versions of that in the ancient literature.
And then some guy is just guessing. At that point. And just making an inference. In terms of like today?
Here's why I use that illustration. Even the most formal equivalent. Okay. Well, okay. How would you say someone just got a long nose back in the day? How would they say that?
Jesus had the golden hair. Yeah. Yeah, but they probably were describing the way his hair looked.
So, but long of nose, you think that they were just using a common... It's an idiom. It's an idiom. Yeah, yeah, yeah. This guy's an idiom, dude.
If a Chinese guy was described as small of eye, I don't think it would be like... No, I don't think it would be an idiom, right?
Like, one could say that, or you could be like, oh, this might have been a descriptor. I just picked up on why you guys are laughing. Yes!
Do you understand what I'm saying?
Wesley, you said something like that and we're like, we've got to put a stop to this. And then you were like, no, it's an idiom for the time. Abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness.
What language was that?
I twisted on you. Let's center ourselves.
I think he's right on this.
Yeah, we didn't have a word for that type. Gay bread. So we just called it croissant.
So we just go, okay, let's just call it their thing. Yeah, sure. We should just leave it in Latin. Why do you guys look at me like I'm dumb? It's the exact same thing that the English did. They didn't have a word for it, so they're like, alright, just leave it there. Cultural appropriation. Yes. Yeah. But in like the best version of it, we want you to appropriate Christianity.
That is what Christians would hope that everybody appropriates it. Sure. But then we figure out what the word is and it's fine. And then it's fine. Yeah. Okay. Okay. I'm like, I'm jumbled up here. We still haven't figured out your discrepancies in the Bible. No, I think we kind of— That was the only one.
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