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@Grateful Dead, are most Christians into "A Course in Miracles"? No. Do you really think that most Christians are excited to understand reality even if that could make them drop Christianity? Of course not. Because that's the norm. Think about how Christianity would have been if there wasn't a Christian indoctrination. Why are Christians so afraid of their children being educated about non-Christian stuff? Why do you think Christianity is appealing to a lot of people?

One time I had a solipsistic experience as a kid when I was on my way home from a shop.

It's interesting that people who supposedly used Christianity for actual awakening (which I extremely doubt can work, as they aren't offering any actual tools to have direct experience) as a path define it as if most Christians aren't Christians at all. You want real Christianity? Look at how people are taught (brainwashed) from a young age and not the people who convert later in life.

@OBEler, how is weed toxic? Yesterday, I smoked weed for the first time. It melted my whole reality. I thought it would be a light, fun thing for me. I was so wrong.

@Leo Gura, a very on-point post about Christians! I'm quite shocked when people take Christians lightly as if they are just living a happy traditionalistic life. They really believe that you are demonic as long as you are not behaving like a Christian.

You can't, really, if you value truth more than faith. I can also have an intuition about something, but that could be false in the end.

Yes.

Faith = A complete trust or belief in something that cannot be verified through direct observation

How can you have faith in something that you don't know what it is? There are things that might require faith, but not always. Is truth or faith more important to you to realize what reality is made of?

Christ literally means the anointed one. What does that tell you?

Christianity offers beliefs about what that is, which you cannot trust. No direct experience. Although, there could be Christians that are open-minded, which are very rare.

@Salvijus, no enlightened teacher could ever melt your reality. By your logic you should not eat food.

Try and then you can tell me.

@Salvijus, do mushrooms or truffles.

Mushrooms?

Why not try one time?

@Salvijus, did you only do salvia?

Yes, but fundamentally it's about the belief of being with chosen or awakened people who are protected by Jesus and God that will take them to heaven after death. Many Christians are seriously looking for God in church. I'm not kidding. Of course, if they were serious enough, they would question themselves and stop being a Christian for once.

I agree with you, but Christians would not. What do you think is the ultimate goal for Christians when they are attending church?

The test was wild. I think my results are pretty accurate.

And Christians wouldn't get you, which is the problem. Also, those things you listed don't have to belong to Christianity. From my perspective, understanding the religion called Christianity requires understanding what Christians believe in and how they behave. Reinterpreting the Bible is inevitable, and I think it could be helpful for Christians to train their open-mindedness. But reading the Bible wouldn't get you close to awakening.

@Nilsi, what I meant is that one's interpretation of Christianity is worthless and useless if he/she doesn't include Christians in order to understand how it's manifested in real life. If you don't, then you are deluded. I'm not talking about understanding some truth that may be in the Bible, which is also highly questionable. Well, I don't think LGBT people were easily accepted. They still filter that from a religious worldview.

They are truly despicable.