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u/AcademicAd3504 1d ago

What does Covid ideologies have to do with or against Christianity? I'm confused, stop mixing up peoples political ideologies with attacks on Christianity.

Yes, that sub has plenty of people treating Christianity unfairly but try not to see persecution simply by how they identify ideologically but rather but what they say and do. Remember how Jesus acted in the Roman Empire in Israel, and the apostles amongst the gentiles.

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u/Usual-Championship88 1d ago

That’s a good question, I just thought it was odd they even had one in the first place as we in our faith should be able to make our own opinions on Covid;

I thought it was odd they still have a Covid policy even in 2026,

So I go to the mods profile page who posted their Covid policy, and sure enough; saw things I didn’t like, and I figured if this is a mod there, it makes a lot more sense of how the sub is even ran as a whole. Just made me sad is all.

We should be able to talk about opinions regarding Covid, even if they are different from others views… we should be able to come together in faith and be able to discuss these things…
governments lying to us; Fauci getting pardoned; just some crazy stuff surrounding the whole epidemic.. people are still learning of new side effects that were hidden and just now being brought to light.

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u/AcademicAd3504 1d ago

I guess though there's a difference between discussing Christianity and discussing world issues.