Religion / Theology

[Cool Breeze]

I'm always baffled by smart people who believe in the narratives of the 20th century, one that was controlled entirely by the transhumanist death cult. Yuval isn't a random selection to be the spokesperson, Navi.

[Guest]

I'm always baffled by smart people who believe in the narratives of the 20th century, one that was controlled entirely by the transhumanist death cult. Yuval isn't a random selection to be the spokesperson, Navi.

Believe it or not, the White Horse prophecy is playing out before our eyes right now.

[Janus]

I'm always baffled by smart people who believe in the narratives of the 20th century, one that was controlled entirely by the transhumanist death cult. Yuval isn't a random selection to be the spokesperson, Navi.

Believe it or not, the White Horse prophecy is playing out before our eyes right now.

I think you're right.

[guest]

I'm always baffled by smart people who believe in the narratives of the 20th century, one that was controlled entirely by the transhumanist death cult. Yuval isn't a random selection to be the spokesperson, Navi.

Believe it or not, the White Horse prophecy is playing out before our eyes right now.

I think you're right.

So do I. So do I...

[Cool Breeze]

The Constitution "hanging by a thread" is a historical inevitability, not a prediction or doubt. It's akin to John "predicting" that a war will happen, eventually. Like picking stocks in the market, that doesn't do you much good unless you can time it on some reasonable time frame.

What's more, we've already proved, regarding christian theology, that the "Church of Ladder Day Saints" is anathema. If you don't know by common sense that Muhammad and Joe Smith are johnny come latelys with made up restorationist statements, you have some issue with logic or discernment, to say the least. That doesn't mean you can't have seeds of the truth in you, as you are of course made in the image of God, being a human person.

The best thing about Mormonism is that it shares far more normal characteristics with traditional living and loving freedom than something like Islam, which is far more about coercion and might making right, in order to establish its order on people, both the umma and the dhimmi.

Its fascination with "America" and its Constitution is nothing short of bizarre, since they try to tie it into the religious realm.

[Bob Butler]

The Constitution "hanging by a thread" is a historical inevitability, not a prediction or doubt. It's akin to John "predicting" that a war will happen, eventually. Like picking stocks in the market, that doesn't do you much good unless you can time it on some reasonable time frame.

One can call timing on the threat to the Constitution. The women of the US have won every election that has anything to do with abortion since Roe was overturned. If the Democrats have any sense, they will promise to federally put Roe back if they get Congress and the presidency in 2024. This will give them the ability to force the collapse of the conservative faction that occurs in most crises.

There will stil be a never again phase of the crisis. You see what went wrong in the crisis and try to prevent it from reoccurring. However, things should be pretty well resolved by the results of 2024.

Can agree on the Later Day Saints.

Folks should not try to use the power of government to enforce religious doctrine. The current Republican alliance is between the religious fanatics, bigots, and super rich. They seem to oppose women and minorities. I guess the essence is that we should allow all to seek life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Too often the red opposition is trying to oppress anything non European, to fight against liberty and the pursuit of happiness of one group or another.

Equality - the right to pursue liberty and the pursuit of happiness - is worth fighting for. It is those who try to use the power of the government to enforce religious doctrine that are trying to mix religion and politics.

[Cool Breeze]

The left is a religion with bigots, fanatics, and the super rich in actuality. Literally every thing you say doesn't apply to the people you say it applies to. If you can actually think, think of how dumb it is to believe that "group X opposes women". Of course they don't. The truth is, of course, that the people you are brainwashed by enslaves women and minorities via their matrix methods. You are part of this matrix.

When you open your mind and see that "religion" is all manner of things - and it has to be, since Christians gave you all these ideas of "equality" in the first place - you will realize your statements make no sense. And the separation of it is just convenience on what you want to label religion, or good, or evil, etc.

The proof that what you say is ultimately meaningless, like most people who don't believe in God, is that there is no basis on which they can state something is good or evil, since that would presuppose something that dictates it.

The matrix set up the "ability to pursue" all sorts of things, and as we have seen, they enslaved millions doing it, and still are. You're just too dim to see or understand it, since you are one of the blue pillers.

[Bob Butler]

Total atheists will work for what they understand as good: setting up sanctuary cities, helping to secure a right to vote, providing health care for women, protecting those with less traditional sexual preferences, etc…. It is not only Christians that love their neighbors. In fact some so called Christians try to oppress their neighbors.

Religions usually involve the myth of supernatural forces often paired with a system of morality. Political parties usually do without the myths but keep the unifying morality.

It is possible to define good as securing rights, as allowing all to chase life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. That is American. I am sure other cultures can define good in other ways without invoking the ancient myths. Just because you think in a particular way does not mean everyone thinks the same way.

And, yes, it was once part of US culture to enslave blacks, steal native lands, prevent asian women from immigrating, denying Irish jobs, etc. Hating those who are different is unfortunately a human instinct, one which Generational Dynamics is built around, which many here advocate. More and more, oppressing minorities has been overcome by those who love their neighbors. That too is a cost effective and universal human instinct. I can only hope that as the crises proceed, the culture continues to advocate loving your neighbor more, helping those in need, and not oppressing minorities, women and those with unusual sexual preference.

That I prefer to advocate love over hate does not mean I have not seen hate or understand it. Love your neighbor. You should try it.

[Guest]

I'm not Mormon, but I'm glad there is a large group of Americans who love this country and believe in the US Constitution.

[Another guest]

I'm not Mormon, but I'm glad there is a large group of Americans who love this country and believe in the US Constitution.

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