karma is unrealized retribution
But isn't karma as indifferent as nature itself?
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karma is unrealized retribution
But isn't karma as indifferent as nature itself?
karma is unrealized retribution
Karma isn't necessarily negative however...
What goes around...comes around.
One could purchase a slave from a foreign nation or from foreigners living with them. These slaves would remain in slavery forever, unless the owner chooses to frees them An Israelite who was a slave could be freed by a family member or by himself if he had the money. The cost of freeing a slave was computed on the basis of the number of years to the next Jubilee Year; this could be 1 to 50 years. Male Israelite slaves were automatically freed during the Jubilee Year. Depending upon which verse was being followed, female Israelite slaves might also have been freed at that time as well. Foreign slaves were out of luck.
Exodus 21:1-4: "If thou buy an Hebrew servant, six years he shall serve: and in the seventh he shall go out free for nothing. If he came in by himself, he shall go out by himself: if he were married, then his wife shall go out with him. *If his master have given him a wife, and she have born him sons or daughters; the wife and her children shall be her master's, and he shall go out by himself."
*i'd consider that human trafficking, what about you?
No, I call it economic realities during their times. Notice this: "If he came in by himself, he shall go out by himself.." does not imply force labor...Similar to our Domestic helpers working in HK or Abu Dhabi
No, I call it economic realities during their times. Notice this: "If he came in by himself, he shall go out by himself.." does not imply force labor...Similar to our Domestic helpers working in HK or Abu Dhabi
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i gave you scripture that supports human trafficking and your justification is, economic realities? that's funny. so god is a business man...
human's were considered as collateral
so then please explain how a slave became something worth dying for on the cross?
The verses you mentioned imposes certain regulation against abuses on slaves, same as a contracts placed on OFW DH workers at the present. Why blame God for something that gives order and regulation to economic realities at that time?
Do you treat your house helper right? They are your modern slaves, out of poverty they are working for you, now indulge me, I hope that you are not mistreating them....this is economic realities of our time.
i don't blame what doesn't exist...If divorce is implemented in the laws of Moses to put order on marital separations due to adulteries, do you accuse God as endorsing divorce?Or do you blame God for broken families due to failed marriages?
Blaming game: Adam blamed Eve, Eve blamed the serpent.....still happens today..man excuses himself from his own sins and instead blame God, or the devil or even the neighbor for all the miseries.... .