Xander Moricz

People marry for love.

People marry for very superficial things.

And not for property, which I would say is great.

I would say for power.

People in the past married for power.

Marriage is a power play.

And also sometimes literally property.

I'm not just like saying that.

Sure.

And historically, right?

And in the Bible.

Yes.

So again, my point is there's a fundamental misunderstanding of the text because you said Christianity means to love.

People always say things like, oh, the greatest commandment is to love.

Again, when I talk about context,

the greatest commandment is love in the context of the 10 commandments.

So in that conversation where they're talking about the 10 commandments, the 10 commandments is, first of all, the 10 commandments is a summary of like more than 600 laws, right?

That were in place, not just in Old Testament Israel, but also in- And Jesus said he fulfilled those laws and he added new meaning to them because God's word is perfect, but man's understanding of it is not.

No, no, no.

man's understanding is not, and that's why Christ came and corrected us.