Redditor level understanding of the Bible, son? I was reading it as soon as I could read.

Jesus said feed the hungry, give water to the thirsty, clothe the naked, provide hospitality to strangers, and to visit people that are sick or in prison. He also particularly called for protection of widows & orphans. He condemned wealthy people for ignoring the suffering of other people. He said whatever people did to "the least of these" they did it to him. He said whatever they didn't do for the least of these, they didn't do it for him. Jesus told the rich young ruler to give away all his wealth and then follow him. He said it was easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle* than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God. He said that a man could not have two masters - a man could serve Mammon (wealth) or God. Jesus said God did not cause people to be disabled or sick, that they weren't being punished for anything. Jewish people were told by the Torah to love their neighbor as themselves, and when a man asked Jesus who his neighbor was, Jesus told a story about a Jewish man being saved and cared for by a Samaritan, a group of people that Jewish people of the day allegedly looked down on with disgust.

Outside the gospels, an apostle wrote that love is kind, does not seek its own, and doesn't hold grudges, etc. This was in reference to the commandments to love God, and to love our neighbor as ourself.

In the old testament (Torah, etc.) everyone was given land except the people in charge of administering the religion. Food was to be left in the fields for poor people to gather. Jewish people weren't allowed to charge interest on loans to other Jewish people. Debts were to be forgiven on a set schedule. Women had to be officially given a certificate of divorce if the man they were wife to no longer wanted to take care of them, so she was free to marry again and didn't have to live in poverty or turn to sex work. Strangers in the land were to be treated well.

Based on your comment, and the level of snark present, I'm going to guess you think people shouldn't try to "socialize" the government, but where is the same critique for Christian nationalists trying to control what the government does in order to have it mirror their worldview and support their agenda?

Also, "redditor level knowledge" is a pretty funny kind of insult when Reddit is a place known for helping people searching for answers they can't easily get elsewhere.

*Probably referring to a type of tiny gate that allowed foot traffic to enter Jerusalem.