Grace Life Church supporters tear down the fences
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I believe in God. The salvation of my soul is more important than my skin color. You can worship your skin but it won’t bring you any peace in your life.
Without Jesus, you are dead. A walking corpse. Trannies have more in common with you than you think because they don’t know God either.
Being a decent person, and holding honor in high esteem, will bring plenty of peace. You don't have to worship anything, least of all skin color. But your genetic legacy is the closest thing to immortality you'll ever find.
Catholicism was the first attempt at a one world government. The first diversity push. And Jesus's pacifism was an ideology for cattle.
Fuck that noise.
People are not good. You can’t be moral on your own. That’s what faith in God is all about. You don’t even know what morality is.
That’s all you have because you’re an Atheist. It is shallow though, as any material, physical thing must be. Genetics have nothing to do with the spiritual. That’s why they do not determine behavior. Notice that genetics don’t stop whites from self-destructing. It’s their total lack of faith in God that is destroying them right now.
Catholicism ≠ Christianity, and Jesus was not a pacifist. The only thing he taught was not to hate. That is why you and so many others reject him. You have a hatred in your heart that blinds you to the truth. As long as you seek answers you will find them. Once you think you know the truth, it’s over.
You want deeper meaning in your life as we all do. You won’t find it in race. If our white skin made us perfect then I would agree, but clearly it doesn’t. Only God is perfect.
I don't believe in God. I'm effectively anti-theistic. I believe it is your individual responsibility to develop a proper moral system to guide you through life while doing as little harm to the world around you because there is no God, you will never be forgiven, there are no 2nd chances, your life is written in permanent ink and you'll have to try and get it all right the first time. As such, that requires me to recognize that the arbitrary categorizations of racial-political collectives mean basically nothing, and that behavior and culture is a far more important thing to consider.
Additionally, I just don't hate the Jews so much that I developed a galaxy brain so large that I discovered that Christianity was a zionist plot.
The only place we really disagree is in the regard we hold evidence that behavior and culture are inflected by genetics.
Christianity isn't a Zionist plot. While I appreciate the baseline judeo-christian morality as best for the masses, there's an inherent weakness in it's universalism.
They are, minimally, and to a point which may be irrelevant compared to actual experience and conditioning.
Then our disagreement is one of degrees. Genetics have an undeniable correlation with antisocial behavior, and I believe the prevalence of antisocial behaviors have a profound effect on public trust, which heavily informs cultural norms. If one in 1000 are predisposed to severe antisocial behavior, the type of culture that they form will be massively different from the culture formed by one in 100 with antisocial behaviors.
How do you know what is moral without God?
Have you noticed that nobody can do that?
If you believed in God you would know peace and experience true freedom. Hating the Jews and seeing their large noses poking into every facet of your life is not freedom.
I had to figure it out. What benefits me? What benefits others? What benefits the life and world around me? What hurts them? What hurts the world around me? How do I go about living my life in a way that is most beneficial to me and the environment I exist in, or that will help develop a world that is like that, even if I'm not currently in it.
The strongest compliment I can give to Christianity is that our conclusions have surprising overlap.
You're right, they can't. Now it's time to recognize the true imperative of the atheist: live with it.
You will fuck it up. You'll fail. You'll hurt people. You'll hurt yourself. No one will ever necessarily forgive you, even if you ask, if that's ever an option. Instead you're far more likely to hurt someone and never ever see them again without ever having had the option to actually repent or ask forgiveness for your mistakes.
What if there is no afterlife? Really, what are implications of that? The implications are actually quite horrifying if you've never actually recognized them. Imagine what it really means to bicker with your wife over something stupid to find out she was killed on the way to work. You never got the chance to apologize, make amends, or even re-orient your life and focus on the important things.
You wasted it. You chose to waste it, and now gone forever.
When you write the story of your life in permanent ink, you'd better start choosing wisely. You'll never be able to take any of it back.
It starts to really make you value forgiveness. You start to be more careful with your words and deeds. You start to re-prioritize what's important much sooner than at someone's death bed. You start too look into the future to see what's coming, and you start to avoid what you know will cause you terrible pain. Why, if you're careful, if you're smart, if you square yourself away, you might just end up being a good person. And if you really learn what's important, and you really tell the truth, and you live by truth, and you embrace mercy, stoicism, and strength; well shit, you might actually be someone that people can be proud to have known.
I don't care what some supposedly divine figure judges of my life. Fuck that person. I leave a legacy based on the people who's lives I've impacted. My work, their memories of me, the way I changed their lives, that is my legacy. Not the judgement of some allegedly perfect being. Fuck other people's judgement, I know what I did, and I left it on the hearts and minds of the people around me.
I get to know that because I wasn't given a second chance. And so it became truly valuable to me.
Lies. If I believed in God, I would enslave myself to those who claim to know him better than me. I would not do my bidding, or my family's bidding, or my community's bidding, or my friend's bidding, or even this supposed God's bidding. I would do their bidding. The bidding of those who claim to know better because they adorn themselves in titles, authority, and cosmetic garb.
I would know nothing of freedom because I would know nothing but enslavement. I would know nothing of freedom because I would know nothing of responsibility. I would know nothing of freedom because I would know nothing but the coddled protection and comforting lies of men seeking to enrich themselves at my expense and re-affirm their own sense of self worth off of my back.
And peace? Never. I would know only the orders and demands of my betters. I would know only war because I would be sent to fight it while my betters enjoyed their peace at my expense. I would live for someone else, I would die for someone else, and I would have nothing for me and mine.
My only dream, enslaved to religion and idolatry (for all religion is idolatry of one form or another), would be to say that I died well at the behest of others. But I could never have lived well. I wouldn't have ever known how to live, because it would never have been my life.
Obviously. It too is a form of enslavement. Total reactionary attitudes are fundamentally an enslavement to resentment and hatred.
How do you know what is best for you, or for others?
I’m not God. I don’t know what happens when you die. I’m familiar with your thinking though, because I used to be an Atheist too.
Driven by fear, you mean.
I’m talking about real Christianity. God is within us. It is written in the Bible to let no man teach you, but hardly any Christians are aware of it because they do not really know God.
Instead you are a slave to the idea of freedom. I bet you do not feel free.
The truth is that all are slaves, knowingly or not. The question is only, who do you serve?