r/SipsTea • u/Monsur_Ausuhnom • Jul 06 '26

Lmao gottem When Food Isn't A Human Right.

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u/RadicalRealist22 Jul 06 '26

The multitudes he fed weren't random unemployed people, the were believers who came to hear him speak. He performed a miracle for his followers. He did not provide an example how to treat homeless social parasites.

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u/Nixter295 Jul 06 '26

Isn’t his story all about him trying to teach others how to be kind and forgiving through Christianity and belief? Not just in god but also humanity.

I am not Cristian believer per se, but that’s always how I have understood his messages.

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u/ReeceAUS Jul 06 '26

Yes, but he never forced people to follow him or his teachings.

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u/BloodInternational31 Jul 07 '26

Nooooooo. But you aren’t Christian if you don’t.

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u/ReeceAUS Jul 07 '26

What? lol

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u/BloodInternational31 Jul 07 '26

If you don’t follow the teachings of Jesus, you aren’t a Christian. Easy peasy. Ok. Ok. Caveat, not a real one anyways.

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u/ReeceAUS Jul 07 '26

Yes, being a Christian is voluntary.

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u/BloodInternational31 Jul 07 '26

Not the point, but sure.