*pinnicle of genius right there*

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Would i believe in books written by a man or what my ancestors believed

That statement

Is so

just.

xD

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Would you believe what humanity has believed throughout all of history even until this day?

My ancestors are christian so by your logic im in the right

oofed

God might not be supernatrual n' all that shit, but he had to exist

Like jesus

im not saying there aint god

wdym had

prob is

historians agree jesus existed

they dont widespread believe he was supernatrual n shit though

There are records of his miracles but "historians" brush it off as stories

I can see why they do it

The righteous will be exalted in the afterlife. Become one with Christ as Christ became one with Heavenly Father. Kings and queens in God's kingdom. "Joint heirship."

We can become Gods. We can create our own worlds and people in our own image to populate them.

Yes bible predicts Roman Empire's convert to christianity and it's collapse hundreds of years before it happens and multiple other historical events in detail

yes its all false hurr durr its a crafted lie to trick humans ooga booga durr kikes rr destoryying uss

okay

The problem is, for historians to believe something that doesnt have tangible evidence of existing, they need unanimous agreement

@Joe Powerhouse Not exactly, we become near-gods but not *God*. More comparable to angelship. We live on a reformed version of Earth i believe it says (the saved)

One question @Doctor Anon

Da?

If the universe is gaurenteed to die out eventually

why do people try to make a legacy to remain on earth after theyre death

instead of trying to be more religous

Because they are non religious

And thus are short sighted

They care for themselves and themselves only, caring not for an afterlife, they want to be remembered for as long as possible beyond their death because they think death is it.

then you also have to realise that theirs high chances that everything we know, all these "religions" weve been told about are just a simulated reality

and as radical as it may seem, it is reasonable

Here's the problem

It's not.

To run even a pebble in real time full physics, not even the most poweful supercomputer could run it.

I believe you should live life based off what you believe and know from your own experience, not what has the highest probability

No game uses real-time physics