Is the "Give a man a fish..." proverb anti-Christian?

render unto Ceasar what is Ceasars

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He gave them fish

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I wish he'd give you the aids

I'm not Christian, makes it way easier to say 'Medicare for All' is a treasonous idea.

And he provided wine.. I thought certain Christian groups don't believe in drinking?

You Know, yall retards are the first ones that the commies kill?

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And he provided wine.. I thought certain Christian groups don't believe in drinking?

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Also hung out with a prostitute and 12 hobos

He who hath no sword, let him sell his cloak and BUY ONE.


Gospel of St. Luke

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You Know, yall retards are the first ones that the commies kill?

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An eloquently argued rebuttal.

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The bible also lots of seemingly contradictory wisdom.

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Depends. It's not a how-to book or a book to be taken literally in many cases.

The Bible also speaks ill of people who fast, pray publicly, or do charitable works just to serve their own vanity and reputation.

There’s a more simple explanation to the multiplication miracle that is somewhat common among theologians: it was a miracle of giving, not of multiplication. The people of the time often carried food in bags tied around their waist. Many people following Jesus came for the spectacle, the celebrity, and thinking they might get a free lunch out of it. When the kid volunteered the fish and loaves, all he had to give, it warmed the hearts of the people who showed up asking for a free meal, and they all shared what they had with one-another. Jesus didn’t make fish and bread out of thin air to feed people who were starving. People who were looking for a free lunch decided to feed one-another and share in what they did have rather than just sit around asking for a hand-out.