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Anonymous

03/27/26(Fri)13:52:03 No.18407081

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Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)13:52:03 No.18407081 Archived

If Christians really hate paganism, then why did early Christians write in Greek (a pagan language) instead of making it mandatory for Christians to speak and write exclusively in Hebrew? Latin is also a pagan language yet the Catholic Church uses it.

Anonymous
03/27/26(Fri)13:53:53 No.18407085

Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)13:53:53 No.18407085

>>18407081
There's no such thing as "pagan" languages. Languages are human creations.

Anonymous
03/27/26(Fri)14:05:57 No.18407096

Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)14:05:57 No.18407096

>>18407085
Every extant language was handcrafted by God at the tower of babel. The languages may have been developed by humans somewhat since then, but they remain within the boundaries of the kinds God created, just like animals.

Anonymous
03/27/26(Fri)14:13:11 No.18407105

Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)14:13:11 No.18407105

>>18407096
I'm starting to believe there are people larping as retarded Christians just for engagement on here

Anonymous
03/27/26(Fri)14:21:50 No.18407115

Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)14:21:50 No.18407115

>>18407081
>why did early Christians write in Greek
Maccabees.

>instead of making it mandatory for Christians to speak and write exclusively in Hebrew?

They spoke in Aramaic.

Anonymous
03/27/26(Fri)15:56:25 No.18407215

Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)15:56:25 No.18407215

>>18407085
Cope. Religions have exclusive monopolies on certain languages and Greek and Latin are pagan languages, not Christian ones. The only languages that Christians and by extension Jews have any claim to is Hebrew.

Anonymous
03/28/26(Sat)13:37:11 No.18408371

Anonymous 03/28/26(Sat)13:37:11 No.18408371

>>18407096
What about the languages that have significantly changed in typology even within their recorded or confidently-reconstructible history?