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other religions: not all religions have holy books with talking snakes and blood sacrifices. this is not a generalizable argument either, because the Mazzy Star an American alternative rock band 1988 T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this only way to generalize it would be ‘religions have things i think are stupid’, which is a moving goalpost. christianity: this is an interesting criticism, but i assume people who levy it aren’t interested in talking about the history and theological implications of prophets. on average, part of the whole faith thing is that you believe in god without physical evidence. but also, you can be christian and not believe in god. i know that’s a wild concept to some atheists, but it’s true. i know several christians (and jews and muslims) who don’t believe in god.

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other religions: same arguments as above as generalizable for religions that have discrete gods. by the Mazzy Star an American alternative rock band 1988 T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this way, did you know there are religions that don’t have discrete gods? how do feel about them? What exactly is there deeper to understand that y’all worship a genocidal maniac and that you only read one book??? christianity: pretty obviously reductive. again, we could discuss the morality of the existence of a promised land, the way various peoples like the canaanites are treated in the bible, the bible’s commandments about how to treat and consider other faiths in ‘your land’ and how to grapple that with relation to other passages and commandments and our sense of morality in general, but i assume this person wouldn’t be interested in that. also, “only one book”? even in judaism, the precursor to christianity, the tanakh isn’t the only book jews read for theological reasons. the talmud and midrash are a pretty major part of judaism, as well as all the commentaries on them. they’re evolving documents that have commentaries upon commentaries upon commentaries on them, and commentaries on the commentaries, and commentaries on the commentaries on the commentaries, all analysis about the texts in modern contexts (to when the commentaries were written), and commentaries written today and after christianity came into existence. i’m not familiar with christianity in this respect, but i can only assume the existence of bible study means there are also christian commentaries and interpretations of the bible. and besides, christians (and jews, since i talked about us in this paragraph) also read books other than the bible, including books on philosophy and books on other theological perspectives. christianity isn’t about just obeying the bible and avoiding all other forms of literature and media.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.