why do i feel so much like an asshole when i want to or when im googling something so bloody wrong and controversial that i just don't even want to do that anymore?! BUT i need it. for the story. that im writing. and it sucks, because i need that information but it feels SO wrong to even think about asking such question T_T
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Oh man I looked at the notes on that evolution & Christianity poll (a mistake, clearly), like, how can so many people be so fkin stupid. Yes thats mean of me to say but. Y'all are really out here being strict biblical literalists?? Not even most of the early christian theologians & church fathers were strict biblical literalists?? There is no historical basis to being an extreme literalist abt the bible?? Presumably you received SOME sort of education and can read and think critically?? You can't ALL have been raised in an information restrictive cult??
99% of the time im ready to throw hands with Catholicism because oh boy we have beef and I hate it here, but at least we're not Like That TM.
Oh Fr Georges Lemaître, father of the Big Bang Theory, we're really in it now.
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I love hearing your thoughts relating judaism to Noir Peter, it's really cool!!!
!!! Thank you so much!! I’m actually super relieved to know that. I’m glad u like it :,,]
Jewish Peter isn’t an uncommon headcanon at all but I still get cold feet about posting about it in decent depth. I feel like a lot of religious discussion can make some people wary, but I find religion really fascinating and a great way to apply further context to things, so I like to post about it anyway lol. And I figured someone might like it as much as I do, so here we are!!
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life hack: if a random guy on youtube gets pissed at you in the comments section because you talked factually about a topic with which you're familiar, just reply that you're sorry but you don't debate with hysterical handwringers who are too emotional to accept cold hard facts. this will solve nothing but neither would an actual debate. and this will FEEL a-maz-ing.
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It's so difficult, because I genuinely do want to understand what the whole deal with Christianity is, but Christians are so apposed to any line of questioning about their belief system (in a way that no other religion is) that if you say anything they don't like they shut down and accuse you of being a sinner.
And it's like bro, I'm not trying to be insulting, I'm trying to understand why this religion is even appealing to you. How do you manage to get so many converts when you're not even willing to answer basic questions about your theology?
Everyone I've found who's actually willing to discuss Christian theology with me is an ex-Christian which is super unhelpful, because ex-Christians are people who have deconstructed Christian belief and come to the conclusion that it doesn't work for them. They're always very cynical about the whole situation. That's not what I'm looking for.
I want to talk to someone who's still into it. I want to understand what actually draws people to this religion ( I do not want to be trauma dumped at - I don't know what aspect of Christian belief confuses y'all into thinking that trauma dumping is an appropriate substitute for theological discussion, but it absolutely isn't).
Like you would really think for one of the most popular religions in the world finding answers to this stuff would be easier. Why can't you guys just talk about your beliefs?
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I will never understand following a religion (or at least religious leaders) who base their beliefs on fear.
I genuinely cannot understand people having idk how so many rituals and a bunch of other things they do in their daily life because of fear of something that happens after they die.
It makes so much more sense actually enjoying your days alive and doing something good with your life and maybe helping others than worry about something that might happen after you die, something you can’t even be sure of.
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attention all catholic aesthetic loving homosexuals; gay sex may become canon in the religion. here's what that even means:
I have a notes document of everything I learned in regard to homosexuality in Catholic school, and according to it, here's everything that my religion teachers tried to put in my head:
GAY SEX is not sin
GAY SEX is a way to 'cheat' sex before marriage without sin
GAY SEX has 0 emotional implications (and cannot)
GAY RELATIONSHIPS are sin
GAY RELATIONSHIPS don't exist
GAY RELATIONSHIPS only have sexual implication
GAY PEOPLE are not born like that, they have sexual curiosity
GAY PEOPLE who claim to be gay as kids have been corrupted
BI PEOPLE can be forgiven by marrying the opposite sex, but they must 'leave homosexuality behind'
This means, if the Catholic Church starts blessing gay marriage, all gay, pre-marital sex will officially be sinful. Have fun. Thank you.
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I low key kind of wish I'd been raised more religiously? Like I have such a weird fucking relationship with Christianity but at the same time I only have comparatively mild religious trauma, I only consistently went to church for about two years and the most my mom ever asked me to do was pray during hard time. I guess I just wish I had something more significant to connect all these feelings to. This weird guilt, the even weirder yearning to be more involved. Idk. It's all just weird and I don't like it.
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