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this post was submitted on 14 Nov 2024
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1. Follow the rules of Mastodon.world, which can be found here.
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Please include this following format in your post:
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You should also include either:
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A. Perhaps when people call out your bad logic you should reconsider your logic rather than going "They're persecuting me!" Freedom to express your ideas is not freedom from having those ideas critiqued or debated, and in my experience a LOT of religious people equate the two.
B. Read the rules before posting, maybe? This community is for advertising communities you've already created.
C. If you do actually create said community and advertise here, be prepared to be downvoted to hell again.
No bad logic here.
"no bad logic" indeed. It's well known that abrahamic god loves lgbtq+ communities. Cities that host these communities were always awarded by the said god.
but maybe op was writing about Buddhism? or one of the Shamanisms? Or maybe their gods are Olympian?
https://stmichaels.org.au/the-church/lgbtqia-affirmation/
The abrahamic god preaches tolerance of all walks of life. One passage of the bible gets misinterpreted to preach intolerance and hate. You are literally being what the OP is describing right now.
yes, you're right, history is full of examples of their tolerance. These 3 religions radiated love all throughout our history and today is no exception
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You might be overgeneralizing. I have never posted anything religion related exactly because I see how religious people are treated online, and you know it just felt like shutting up for LGBTQ+ issues in school because speaking up would get you in trouble too. Sounds like bullying to me. Also, atheists shit on all religious people unprovoked in their own niches, like all the time.