In memory of gods glory?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08j5NJhRZpg

Something like that, @NotDarkMagician. <:tiptip:462282246695419934>

what is this file

Oh

@NotDarkMagician you better tell me

It was supposed to be audio

Of a traditional Korean instrument

yeah sure

I think I fucked it up

pee pee poo poo

You're familiar with Latin, eh, @NotDarkMagician?

Hmm. Not really. My old school had a Latin society and I ment to go but I didn't really have time

It translates to "For the greater glory of God," a Latin Jesuit motto for the Society of Jesus, @NotDarkMagician.

One of many mottos I'd adopted after my dive into theology.

Oh

Isn't theology just shite

Perhaps you should take the time to find out for yourself.

I'm at the point where nothing could convince me of gods existence. It seems pointless

JBP has a decent series, if you wish to introduce yourself to the subject.

That isn't the purpose.

Yes I understand it's the study of religion but Still. I would rather study something that happened or else I might as well study Harry Potter

It has to do with metaphysics and the underpinnings of Western knowledge, our civilization.

Yes but do a master's in philosophy and you'll come out thinking we don't know anything, nothing matters and there's no good and evil

Ah, the anti-philosophy conclusion, where one ends as a normative relativist and finds no sympathy for his fellow man.

I once harbored such a perspective.

I do think that the triple nihilism conclusion is probably correct

But I don't think it's useful

The conclusion of that worldview is one I turned away from, as it is most nihilistic and excusatory of those acts which harbor no empathy for other members of our species. It's not a good framework to begin with.

Of course it's not useful.

Isn't theology the study of old Virgin men and child molsters views about fictional events

Seems like a meme to me

The ultimate conclusion is one that was with you all along, and that is to choose your path, what you value, and I believe most of us inherently wish for what we'd define as good, focusing with an empathy for your fellow man anyway.

And no, @NotDarkMagician, I already outlined the summation previously.

I used to be nihilistic.

Now I'm not.

Objectivism may draw you away from nihilism, if you find you've the time, @NotDarkMagician.