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I'm happy to, but me providing evidence and him saying no isn't really a debate
@ComradeChaos You are an occultist not a Christian and have no right to speak on matters relating to Christianity or our Lord Jesus Christ
I think I can earn that right through doing hermeneutic studies on the text
Your views would be and are considered satanistic by nearly all Christians
Such is the life of a man deemed an adversary.
It is what it is, don't be blinded by the brilliance of Lucifer's baubles
You are blindsided and delusional
You can find order in madness and provide people with prescient information that could help them
Even if it damns me, I don't really care.
What rule did I break?
<@&588707615643795456> Daily Question 🔖
- Would you worship a God you 'know' exists and is the all-powerful creator of the universe but you disagreed with his teachings?
Yes
Good, God is a communist (based)
I disagree with some of the teachings of the Bible but follow them anyway, as I'm obligated to
Yes
we exist to serve god so yes
Of course
No
I wouldn't
It isn't the place of the average person to selectively choose which portions of the moral system prescribed by God they will observe or not observe, for the same reason that an average citizen cannot choose which laws they will or won't follow without consequences.
I can disagree all I want but what shows that I know better. I didn't create the entire fucking universe now, did I?
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If a man chooses to pursue hubris over humbleness and obedience, he very well can, but it will only result in his deep lack of satisfaction with life and his distance from God's love after death.
Plus, if you really want to do your own thing you first gotta get out of here and the only way out of the matrix is through it, at least according to Hubbard
So, at the very least you have to accept the rules
"Disagreeing with the Bible" knowingly is obstinate heresy.
Behind the façade of moral posturing and arrogance, I've encountered few, if any godless people who are genuinely happy or satisfied with life. It must suck to exist in this mortal plane when you've made yourself the god of your own world.
So you believe atheism leads to egoism?
It's funny seeing the same people saying "I don't need God for true satisfaction" in the next post claiming they want to die unironically.
You'll also encounter those who talk in psychobabble and other forms of retard speak, but that shouldn't be misconstrued for intelligence or depth of knowledge.
I have encountered happy agnostics before. Plenty of them. Not the ones who blab on and on about atheism though
Few genuinely godless people have a sincere, sophisticated understanding of the world around them. They rely on the internet for their self-worth.
Agnosticism is categorically different from godlessness, uncertainty isn't hubris or arrogance.
It's kinda lame to limit your view of the world to just the material, it makes you too reliant on it. Like the people outsourcing their self-esteem to Instagram.
Or people judging their self value only on their net worth
"What? You're telling me I should recognise there is a purpose greater than serving my own selfish interests?"
Thing is, you don't have to be an atheist to only pursue your own selfish interests. Like wizards, occultists, some popes, etc.
Are you Orthodox?
So, to me, atheism doesn't inherently lead to selfishness or egoism but it puts you in a vulnerable position