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6 hours ago, gettoefl said:

There is punishment / hate and correction / love. You want them punished. And then you say but wait I punish my kids - it's all good and make them virtuous. No you don't punish. you correct. The difference between the two is when you leave permanent wounds that ever remind. You want the zionist to be wounded beyond repair. Your kids you just want to lose their phone for a few days. To correct means to change. To punish means to brand with scars for life since that person is beyond hope. You won't forgive them. Unless they throw up their hands and say oh sorry you were right. Like they are going to do that.

If you will compare the misbehaviors of a kid with the Genocide performed by a Zionist you lost the plot. Try another argument. 

 

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Still on the topic of Institution of Christianity. Lets stop calling it a Religion. Is was fragmentation since the beggining, bad epistemology since the beggining. 

 

 

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14 minutes ago, Rafael Thundercat said:

Lets stop calling it a Religion.

It is a religion. Don't overthink it.


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19 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

It is a religion. Don't overthink it.

@Leo Gurayou have the best deconstruction religion I've seen. It helps a lot of people feel empowered again, especially those who feel guilty for leaving their childhood religions. 

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5 minutes ago, enchanted said:

@Leo Gurayou have the best deconstruction religion I've seen. It helps a lot of people feel empowered again, especially those who feel guilty for leaving their childhood religions. 

Religous people prolly think I am too mean.


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19 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

Religous people prolly think I am too mean.

It's not that. A religious person will get defensive when you tell them that it is imagination.  Because their religion is baked into their identity.  So they get very pissed off.

I'm not religious per se because I know it is imaginary from the Absolure sense. Although God itself is holy.  But the whole Jewish, Christianity, Islam, even Buddhist. It's all belief. Its not actual. But they don't understand that level.  So they get really pissed off when you question their worldview because it begins to pull apart their identity. I know this is nothing new to you.  Note that my defense of Judaism is purely within the context of the dream. I understand that it's all imaginary.  I just like embracing the ego sometimes because it's fun.  And the ego wants to hold onto its Jewish roots.  And that's fine. I can do that. As long as I ultimately know the differences.  God is indifferent to religion.

 

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1 hour ago, Inliytened1 said:

religious person will get defensive when you tell them that it is imagination. 

I know.


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Regarding the Spanish Inquisition, I think it demonstrates the vacuous nature of baptism. Supposedly it is meant to make me clean or reborn, but in practice this clearly isn't true. If I were baptized, I would need to keep in mind that I lack Christian blood or was not Christian my entire life. Therefore it does nothing prove any purported faith on the surface. Action becomes irrelevant.

Ultimately, it was a form of magical thinking since the beginning with no real fundamental change. The ritual could have instead been any number of imaginable things and still empty in the end like the purported faith. I could always be called a fake Christian anyway.

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