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Most are good regardless of religion! If desired, I'll post some from chapters 21-31!
P.s. This was all typed from my phone. Please be merciful in regards to any spelling errors.
ButtblasterMcAssmaster
Found myself nodding at first, but stopped reading at "whoever spares the rod hates their children". Fuck you if you agree with this.
WheatlyFTW
Brace yourself! Religion Haters are coming!
madpenguinMaddi
Nope.
JustToBeClearIDidNotWriteThatSongAndHaveNeverHadSexWithAChild
SimplyRandom
Proverbs & Song of songs are very deep. Whether you are christian or not. But I am surprised to find this here.
MiguelConQueso
Yeah, but judging by the direction of the like/dislike bar, there shall not be a sequel haha
Bukefalos
Hey! Where's all the rest of the bible..!?
MiguelConQueso
That would take a long while to type out on my phone haha
MiguelConQueso
TL;DR- Wisdom is dope, yo!
WhatSayYouCitizen
A lot of that isn't wisdom. Unfortunately.
MiguelConQueso
How so, friend?
WhatSayYouCitizen
(5) can choose to give (one of the best examples is Bill Gates). The list goes on; just like Proverbs does. A lot of stuff that sounds nice
WhatSayYouCitizen
(2) Explaining why you did something is a basis for mitigation and exculpation. "Like a good ring in a pigs' snout..." Because attractive
MiguelConQueso
"multiplying words" doesn't mean apologizing/explaining. It means justifying your wrongs.
WhatSayYouCitizen
(3) women A) Need to be viewed like livestock? and B) are some how made ugly by displaying their attractiveness? "A generous person will
MiguelConQueso
discretion is a personality things, not just modest dressing. This proverb means a bad women, even if beautiful, is still bad.
WhatSayYouCitizen
(1) "Love conquers all wrongs." Yeah, it sure brings your murdered son back from the dead. "Sin is not ended by multiplying words..."
MiguelConQueso
I would enjoy discussing these things with you, but I don't think 140 characters will do. Could we message?
MiguelConQueso
Conquer is not a synonym for "undo." You don't understand this proverb well.
WhatSayYouCitizen
(4) prosper..." No, actually, generous people don't prosper, they never become prosperous. It's only after they become wealthy they
MiguelConQueso
I don't believe this proverb refers to prosperity in terms of material wealth, but more likely a happy life.
WhatSayYouCitizen
(6)on the surface, but is either sexist, showing a lack of logical thinking, or is just insulting to people who don't hold a specific belief
MiguelConQueso
They do none of these things if you strive to understand them properly instead of sticking with an initial and shallow understanding.
WhatSayYouCitizen
You mean "If you twist what they say into a friendly interpretation, they aren't any of those things". Read them as they are, and they are.