TheNEET
mentally crippled by sleepoverless teen years
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it's pretty good tbhtbh
Seems like the only interesting part.I've read Genesis. I don't see much point in reading the rest.
You, however, are not in the realm of the flesh but are in the realm of the Spirit, if indeed the Spirit of God lives in you. And if anyone does not have the Spirit of Christ,they do not belong to Christ.Ok, can you tell me about chapter 8 verse 9? Ok, thanks.
Nice, glad you can remember a quote that isnt from verse 9.You, however, are not in the realm of the flesh but are in the realm of the Spirit, if indeed the Spirit of God lives in you. And if anyone does not have the Spirit of Christ,they do not belong to Christ.
Top 10 anime plot twists.When you read it atttentively you understand that Jesus was an atheist.
John looked to the Lord, and the lord did say: "never trust a hoe."Nice, glad you can remember a quote that isnt from verse 9.
Really?Im into bible discussion and study meetings, ngl
Yeah, im into BDSMReally?
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The horse raced past the barn fell.John looked to the Lord, and the lord did say: "never trust a hoe."
le punYeah, im into BDSM
its funny tbhle pun
le small textits funny tbh
Yeah, im into BDSM
Not my cup of tea so no.
yeah, definitively one of the best books (it's pretty short as well)Ecclesiastes. It's blackpilled.
I've read like the first 5 suras, it's good, the narration is much different, I have to try and read the rest of itNo I've read Quran
I took it to mean that Jesus wanted us to reject the world more than anything else, whether or not he was an atheist is impossible to say, but I'm not sure it ultimately matters either way, the messages themselves are of importance. The Bible makes more sense when you take something similar to the Marcion perspective, that the god of the old testament is not the god of the new testament, and ultimately not the true God that Jesus speaks of as his father.I did. New testament is the great stuff.
When you read it atttentively you understand that Jesus was an atheist.
1 Timothy 2:12 said:I do not permit a woman to teach or to assume authority over a man; she must be quiet.
You are absolutely right. I think the sameYes, I like some of it.
I took it to mean that Jesus wanted us to reject the world more than anything else, whether or not he was an atheist is impossible to say, but I'm not sure it ultimately matters either way, the messages themselves are of importance. The Bible makes more sense when you take something similar to the Marcion perspective, that the god of the old testament is not the god of the new testament, and ultimately not the true God that Jesus speaks of as his father.
Personally I believe that the concept of God is not what most others understand it as. God is the collective measure of all possibility, and isn't really a "being" at all, as that would mean that it is measurable. The concept of eternal life presented in the Bible is a synonym of nonexistence, as you will be limitless, immeasurable, and ultimately unconscious, you'll join God again, more or less. Although not in the Bible, the Gospel of Thomas seems to suggest the same thing.
Everyone has to know his place.1 Timothy 2:12 said:
I do not permit a woman to teach or to assume authority over a man; she must be quiet.