Isn't the theocrat about the bible?

@DrRisen Why would I need to learn Hinduism to spread Christianity?

@Deleted User To understand how a Hindi thinks, and translating your good word into something understandable from their point of view.

Is it just me or does an unattended child screaming at the top of their lungs put you into a sort of primal *Potential extreme danger, protect child at all costs including your own safety* mentality.

I don't know but women screaming makes my pp hard

anyone else get that

or is it just me

<:scared:591188576859979778>

Wat

i also believe its a primal thing

Your *mongorian* side is showing.

<@&588707615643795456> Daily Question ✝

-Should Church and State be seperate? Why/Why not? What powers should the Church have?

Partly, the Church shouldnt intervene in everyday governance but should stop the state from promoting other religions or making sinful laws

^

the church should be in charge of education and law making

for sure

We must clarify what exactly we mean when we say "the church"

Are we talking about the Roman Catholic Church?

we must bring back the militant orders of the church

purge evil in all nations

@Bogatyr Bogumir screw that

We need to create militant orders to kick the church out of our nations

Send them back to Rome

@Riley thats kinda cringe

One of my influences is a man named Plutarco Elías Calles, who was the president of Mexico from 1914 - 1920

He made vaccination mandatory, expanded the education system, Repaired infrastructure damaged during the Mexican revolution, expanded transportation, and increased civil rights.

Most importantly, he told the catholics to fuck off

He greatly reduced the powers and influences of the Church in Mexico

Okay

So he was a pretty good guy

I don't have a lot of faith in the Catholic church if we were to even allow them more power

Honestly religion should eventually be eradicated

we don't need it anymore

Because they would still probably bend the knee to other powers

Addie we both know that will never

Happen

unfortunately

Religion or more specifically spirituality is an important need that humans have

The same if not more important than physical mental and emotional wellbeing

Its has been and will always be a necessity when developing a society

And personally the best ones happen to be Christian

yikes, why isn't addie muted

?mute @Riley

And even in societies that have tried to repress religion, like china for example

aha

?mute @Riley 7d

<:dynoSuccess:314691591484866560> ***Addie#3087 was muted, 7d***

nigga

By 2030 they will have one of the largest christian populations in the world

Dude i wanted to argue with them

no

his mute wore off for some reason

so i put it back on

Okay then

<@&588707615643795456> Daily Question ✝

Most of the historic Christian nations have devolved to secularism, war and depravity, to greater or lesser extent.

Why is this the case?
(1) External forces are overpowering Christianity and leading to current conditions.
(2) This is the natural result of adhering to Christian societal values, i.e. This degradation is inevitable.
(3) Neither of the above.

(1) i believe and its also that naturally empires and societys will eventually crumble because of inside disputes and a weak populace

And often the 1st generation of a society will he completely different from any other down the line which means things like religion, values, and ideals with often be forgotten or tampered by outside forces

Unless it is re taught

Hard times create good people, good people create good times and good time create weak people, and weak people create bad times

I think there are many reasons and even though many atheists- who are more of materialistic anti-Christians who want to look cool- argue with what the Catholic church has done ( which is a pseudo-argument agaisnt Christianity as a whole*) , I think there are many reasons why Christianity gets weaker and weaker. Human beings are as social, as sane creatures and a certain thing's success does depend on people's opinions of it even if based on false statements and unproper reasoning. Most people don't understand what religion and God are, even tho they are two totally different things. Most people don't understand how logic works. Most people don't know metaphysics. Most people don't know or understand epistemilogy. Thus atheism was pushed on young people by using their unproper reasonings, false knowledge, delusions and stuff and it was done for the goals of the left.

*I called a pseudo-argument against Christianity firstly because there are different forms of Christianity and the Orthodox church in my country has a history way different than the one of the Catholic one. Secondly, the Catholic church is ironically anti-Christ.

Ironic isn't it

<@&588707615643795456> Daily Question ✝
What is a biblical story or parable that you've always had a hard time with? One whose message isn't clear or that you didn't feel was morally or otherwise sound?

That’s a good question.

Not a single one, but two that people like to cause conflict with

The story about Jesus chasing the moneylenders out of the temple, and the one about the sermon on the mount

genesis 1:1

**Genesis 1:1 - New Revised Standard Version (NRSV)**

```Dust
Six Days of Creation and the Sabbath

<1> In the beginning when God created the heavens and the earth, ```

and noahs ark

@Riley explain

@Veritas well they contradict reality

According to our understanding of the universe, the beginning occurred around 14 billion years ago, and Earth was created around 4 billion years ago

and the events described in the biblical account of creation occurred within the time span of millions of years, not six days

and noahs are doesnt make any sense. I have a video that explains why

This makes the bible *wrong*

what I don't get is how the bible can be infallible if it has incorrect verses.

"it's incorrect because i say so"

well, at one point it was widely accepted that the earth was flat and it was on the backs of several tortoises standing on whales

so what

that doesn't make it true

are you young earth? @Deleted User

and its not incorrect because I say so, its incorrect because we have empirical evidence that supports the contrary

isn't it like

a theory

and not a proven law

bro in like 20 years we'll have a new theory

because science is based on our observations, which will always be flawed

@Deleted User what is?

big bang?

the current model

big bang + evolution

A scientific theory is an explanation for a process in nature that has undergone rigorous testing and is backed by observable evidence

ok how is it observable

which one

if no one saw it

big bang

well we can't see the big bang, however we can observe its effects

its like a crime scene

yeah but so many assumptions were made about the effects

it's just people trying to come up with an explanation without God