Elizabeth Bruenig

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Elizabeth Bruenig @ebruenig

@espiers There's at least one version of the Septuagint, though I don't know precisely when it was introduced, that refers to fetal murder, iirc. So there were evidently some reservations in pre-Christian Judaism, at least in one textual tradition. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted July 10, 2022 Deleted after 22 hours

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Elizabeth Bruenig @ebruenig

@espiers Well, early Christianity, as in the very 1st century, was pretty determined by the origin of the converts. Some were Greek, some were Jews, some were Roman. They had a huge variety of views on the subject. Some Greeks, per the Hippocratic oath, objected to the practice. — PolitiTweet.org

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Elizabeth Bruenig @ebruenig

@espiers Christianity is changing all the time, yeah. I've come to think over time that the early versions aren't necessarily any more 'authentic' than the latter, but they do indicate that this has always been a fractured faith of many traditions and influences. — PolitiTweet.org

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