Red Mosquito

BurtReynolds wrote:

Dev wrote:Those memes make me uncomfortable.

why?

I mean religion and Christianity are poison to start with. But these memes are some weird esoteric shit that only make sense to you and whoever made them. So yeah just a weird bastardization of something that is shitty and creepy in the first place. Absolute hell.

The right and left hand paths walk hand-in-hand throughout human history. The dialectic between the two is quite enlightening I think.

Religion makes much more sense to me when viewed through a subjective lens (which as I've already told you, is the only one that exists, not your mythical materialist objective one). Of course, the problem is that religions become subverted almost immediately and become dedicated to destroying the subjective individual.

But real Gs know. Milton knew. Blake knew.

So the point is that objectively, yes, Christianity is completely bogus, and has been used to do horrible evil, but taken in the right subjective manner, by the right subjective genius, Christianity can be amazing?

You sound like you got it all figured out.

I was asking a real question even if it offended you.

Not totally sure I understand your terms though.

It's crazy how even with Christ behind you you don't have the courage to debate.

A real Christian would defend their loser doctrine.

“there was only one Christian, and he died on the cross”

Ponder that, you fucking casual.

Jesus was not a Christian. He was a Jew. He never claimed to be otherwise.

BurtReynolds wrote:“there was only one Christian, and he died on the cross”

Ponder that, you fucking casual.

Becoming a follower of Christ is like the most casual approach to life imaginable.

Dev wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:“there was only one Christian, and he died on the cross”

Ponder that, you fucking casual.

Becoming a follower of Christ is like the most casual approach to life imaginable.

it's got competition lately.

BurtReynolds wrote:

Dev wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:“there was only one Christian, and he died on the cross”

Ponder that, you fucking casual.

Becoming a follower of Christ is like the most casual approach to life imaginable.

it's got competition lately.

Go on.

Were you born and raised a Christian, Burt?

Hell yeah, brother! We're you?

I was. They had me pretty brain washed by it too. I am ashamed how late into my teens I was before I became an atheist. Pretty embarrassing.

Hey, why do you think God preferred meat eaters over vegetarians? Shepherds over farmers?

No idea.

I think it has something to do with the early conflict between the hunter/gatherers and the new agricultural filth that created the cities full of sedentary, dirt-gazing slavemen that streamed out across the world like a plague of diseased rats.

Perhaps the older man was stronger, healthier, more intelligent, more independent, and most importantly, more spiritual and attuned to nature (and thus God). But he was hopelessly outnumbered by the brainless, servile, sickly urban fleas that took over.

It's a real blood memory.

Are your parents still religious, dev?

Checking in to see if Burt’s prattling on about Stoicism yet.

BurtReynolds wrote:I think it has something to do with the early conflict between the hunter/gatherers and the new agricultural filth that created the cities full of sedentary, dirt-gazing slavemen that streamed out across the world like a plague of diseased rats.

Perhaps the older man was stronger, healthier, more intelligent, more independent, and most importantly, more spiritual and attuned to nature (and thus God). But he was hopelessly outnumbered by the brainless, servile, sickly urban fleas that took over.

It's a real blood memory.

Hmm, judges?

spike wrote:Checking in to see if Burt’s prattling on about Stoicism yet.

Stoicism is so yesterday. All my tech bros are into post-human accelerationism now.