Gen Z women are increasingly leaving organized religion behind
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Exactly! I'm not even a huge religious person but women left the church, men and marriage and replaced it with feminism, ssris, Frankenstein relationships and wine. Coli atheist simps think this is progress
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These women need a real church and real teaching..
I laughed all the time these chicks say they believe in god in their social media profiles and u tell them a few things about what the Bible say and they flipped it like “ well well i agree with most parts but Im not really that religious
The answer may just be in the chapter I quoted
1 Samuel 17:38-39
The "Philistine cursed him by his Gods" and by deductive reasoning, David said that we was coming to him in the name of the LORD God of Israel the God of the Living
Then the Philistine was relying on the dead or inanimate objects, and its known that Saul plotted on David (putting his armor on him)
in english it doesnt come across, but the word for copper/brass is very similar to the word for sorcery in hebrew(see here)
but furthermore, what would a plant need of armor?
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So, in the women before 1960s were getting smutted at the same level like today?
People were definitely fukking as much as we are now. They just didn't have smartphones and the Internet. Only crazy religious people think people were more pure in the past
Ok I think I'm pickin up what u putting down.
So what you're saying is the Abrahamic God doesn't deal with death. Only life? Or living affairs?
You know when ppl read the Bible or any religious text it's their level of consciousness that reveals what's being said not the actual words. But if one is not aware or if their awareness is limited in comparison to another's interpretation not much can be gathered.
If I'm in the 2D pull me into the 3D don't make me guess!
Millenials did it better. If any generation left religion in a critical way it was us cuz most of us grew up when damn near everyone in society was religious wether it was for show or real. It wasn't common to be non religious or atheist. Now it is so we not giving this one to gen-z
of course
cause think about it
Genesis 1 and 2 indicate one major judgment about God
he created and said "It was good"
but on the second page, he said "It is not Good for the man to be alone, I will make an helpmeet for him"
So at the furthest extremity of divine thought, the only true evil is the absence of duality which God describes in backwards fashion with Genesis 1 (formless nothingness)
this is why when I meditate on what God has made I don't reduce what I think God is capable of because he said "I will be what I will be"
We are living in a world of illusion
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Something you dudes don't understand is people are not fukking like that today. Y'all really don't understand that your grandparents were outside outside. They didn't have the distractions we have today.So, in the women before 1960s were getting smutted at the same level like today?
You just see more sexual content in society today. People are actually having a lot less sex. The past wasn't as prude as People think.
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People saying there'd be no more wives
Ya'll realize a lot of people get married around the world who don't follow the three main religions, right?
In China the amount of newly weds grew by 10% last year. A country largely either Buddhist or non-religious. Buddhism considers marriage to be a personal choice.
Ya'll realize a lot of people get married around the world who don't follow the three main religions, right?
In China the amount of newly weds grew by 10% last year. A country largely either Buddhist or non-religious. Buddhism considers marriage to be a personal choice.
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I've always been interested in that. there is also the fact that symbolism, colors, numbers, and sacred geometry exist encoded with it's own set of information as well. That's why I wish people wouldn't throw away all of religion and spirituality without trying to understand the esoteric stuff hidden behind it. But to each their own I suppose
just remember that those things are residues of that which is truly divine
thats the mistake being alluded to in this thread, worshipping what has been created as opposed to the creator (the sin of Moab)
The way I perceive the Old testament is that Genesis is like the male force which is "creating" while the other books are like female forces (and Moses looked here and there and saw that there was no man) that are held together with a delicate balance
just like man and woman, woman can hold a new life but only for so long. Thats why Huy and Hotep referred to Moses as "son" in the movie Prince of Egypt
remember your "sacred geometry/patterns" while watching
We are living in a world of illusion
@Koichos Resh - Wikipedia Sheqer or Seker? maybe both We are living in a world of illusion Is this another one of your ridiculous etymological connection claims? Boring! shéqer לבני ירושלים, לבני ספרד ולבני המזרח, לבני אשכנז, פולין ורוסיה sháqar לבני שרעב shágar לבני צנעא You score only...
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this is facts thojust remember that those things are residues of that which is truly divine
thats the mistake being alluded to in this thread, worshipping what has been created as opposed to the creator (the sin of Moab)
The way I perceive the Old testament is that Genesis is like the male force which is "creating" while the other books are like female forces (and Moses looked here and there and saw that there was no man) that are held together with a delicate balance
just like man and woman, woman can hold a new life but only for so long. Thats why Huy and Hotep referred to Moses as "son" in the movie Prince of Egypt
remember your "sacred geometry/patterns" while watching
We are living in a world of illusion
@Koichos Resh - Wikipedia Sheqer or Seker? maybe both We are living in a world of illusion Is this another one of your ridiculous etymological connection claims? Boring! shéqer לבני ירושלים, לבני ספרד ולבני המזרח, לבני אשכנז, פולין ורוסיה sháqar לבני שרעב shágar לבני צנעא You score only...
My interpretation of that scene was that they attempted to bring Moses into a state of ignorance and confusion by trying to convince him that the wisdom he cultivated was less than the systems they created which heavily leaned on fear and hierarchical systems. Literally attempting to cast shadows of doubt. The way the snakes were consumed reminds me of what they call the "sushumna" nadi where dualistic components are transcendenced and one pointed focus on divinity can be obtained.
I wouldn't quite agree with that
to the magicians, Moses was a blasphemer
and in Exodus God said to Moses that he would be "like God" to Pharaoh
Bible Gateway passage: Genesis 3 - King James Version
Now the serpent was more subtil than any beast of the field which the LORD God had made. And he said unto the woman, Yea, hath God said, Ye shall not eat of every tree of the garden? And the woman said unto the serpent, We may eat of the fruit of the trees of the garden: But of the fruit of the...
aren't written text shadows of spoken words? And Moses was put in ark of "bitumen" and bulrushes (an allegory to ink and papyrus)
the problem with the snakes is:
- if Moses later said to put a snake on a pole such that if it had bitten anyone, and if they looked up at it they lived
- What if Huy and Hoteps snakes are exactly that
Remember the line about Moses "rescue". The daughter of Pharaoh saw Moses and gave him to the hebrew handmaids to nurse him. So the hebrews have a big problem, if the hebrews ultimately try to kill Moses in the plain shyttim did they rear him or cast him into the Nile?
Bible Gateway passage: Deuteronomy 3:23-29 - King James Version
And I besought the LORD at that time, saying, O Lord GOD, thou hast begun to shew thy servant thy greatness, and thy mighty hand: for what God is there in heaven or in earth, that can do according to thy works, and according to thy might? I pray thee, let me go over, and see the good land that...
We are living in a world of illusion
A lot of good stuff in sufi mysticism too: The Sufi imagination – Mark Vernon “So praise to the One Who remains unknowable, so He is not known – and Who is known, so that He is not unknown!” Ibn ‘Arabi exclaims in a typically paradoxical theophany. :patrice::bryan: this is what im currently...
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