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Link below: An examination of how the religious functions of the ancient gods survived through Christian saints and Mary.
FYI: Twitter said I exceeded the character limit for articles on here so I had to post this to my Substack instead.
logosandlaw.substack.com/p/t…
To bait or to not bait. I do have apologetic takes on my bait but I like to keep them to myself. There are ways to make it work, but you gotta reject some dogma first.
Everlasting punishment doesn't even fit in with the idea of lex talionis. Ancient Israelites would have laughed in your face if you said some dude who stole candy would burn in hell forever.
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It really bugs me when I see people without their eyes bowed and heads closed during prayer.
Judas was a Sicarii –– a splinter group of 1st-century Jewish zealots who used targeted assassinations to resist Roman rule in Judaea.
Pop Christianity is a cancer. I will never change my mind on this. Any version that isn’t universalism is cancerous to society.
Funny enough I say all this and still believe in it. I like the story. It still resonates with me. The Alexandrian version doesn’t hurt anyone.
The arguments for the resurrection are extremely weak when you realize how superstitious ancient peoples were. Claiming people will go to hell for not believing that is even more dumb.
“Hey the moon is made out of cheese and if you don’t believe me you’re gonna be tortured until my penis can’t take the pleasure of your suffering anymore”









