SO were are my slaves? The Bible says slavery is moral, so why dont I have any slave..........ohh wait could it be the fact that morals dont really exist! That might just be.............morals are whatever the majority believes what harms society, the is no wrong and right, all wrong means is that it hurts others, emotionally or phyically(sp , whats right today may not be right tommorrow, no where in the bible does it say that! Morals like god are human made!~End Rant~flame war begin!
The bible says we can have slaves!
Exodous, Leviticus and Duteronomy all define laws dealing with slave ownership, but it's more in reference to a type of indentured servitude than permanent slavery. Whether or not the bible says you can or can't have slaves, modern laws say you can't and contrary to what most religious fundamentalist will tell you, modern laws trump the mosaic laws in most cases.
"I don't know if the bible says that, but the bible says a lot of bullshit so it wouldn't surprise me..."Not sure if it's the bible or just the church that say really fucked up shit,
It also says if you're really poor, you can just go out in fields and eat your fill too.
Their concept of slavery was different than ours, so I was told.
I'm sure there were some stories of people having indentured servants (Even prominent figures in the Bible). It never says it's moral though.
oh come on man, don't turn this off topic into Gamespots dumbass off topic where idiots argue over religion all day every day.
Yes, there were slaves back then. The verses on slavery are all about being nice to your slaves, not "Thou shalt keepeth slaves!" Now, you have to consider that this was a long time ago when slavery was acceptable and seen as nowhere near wrong. I'm also willing to bet that their definition of slavery wasn't exactly the same as ours.
"oh come on man, don't turn this off topic into Gamespots dumbass off topic where idiots argue over religion all day every day. "We got over that long ago.
If the OP is speaking of Judaic slavery, then yes, the Bible does condone slaves in an incredibly loose sense. Somewhere between indentured servitude and full-out slavery is where those rules are positioned.
"TwoOneFive said:yeah okay. please. there is always a religion on there. they even have a sticky to tell people how to deal with topics on religion."oh come on man, don't turn this off topic into Gamespots dumbass off topic where idiots argue over religion all day every day. "We got over that long ago.
If the OP is speaking of Judaic slavery, then yes, the Bible does condone slaves in an incredibly loose sense. Somewhere between indentured servitude and full-out slavery is where those rules are positioned."
"and it was written like 4000 years ago , you cant take it litteraly"He's right...you've got to cherrypick the parts you want to take litterally. You know..keep to the realistic parts like..oh.
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