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I don't wish death on others. God is in control of that.

The length of our life has been decided.
You alone know how long that is.
You have set the limits for us and nothing can change them.

Job 14:5

@elston_ @truthbait

After the motherfucking Flood, God left it up to us to fix our own problems.
@elston_ @truthbait

I always liked the idea of Calvinism and self-reliance in religion.

Anything else becomes cargo cult mysticism.

@amerika

Calvinism presents a rational coherence but it is purchased at a price: a smaller God, a narrower atonement, a Bible that must be systematically reinterpreted to fit a theological grid.

Paradoxes scripture leaves intact—election & invitation, particular grace & universal love, a Father who draws all men & a Father who passes over multitudes—are not held in reverent tension but dissolved into logical priorities. A theology afraid to let God be bigger than its own architecture.

@elston_ @amerika As a physicalist, the only "religion" I can take seriously is the mystic, where the experience is interpreted through psychology, and personal, subjective, experience and meaning.

People who try to argue that god is out there in the world, or that their god is the right one are lunatics and belong in a mental hospital.

@h4890 @elston_

Can't go that far, but metaphysical dualism is a rejection of nature and logic, thus must burn!
@elston_ @h4890

This is the problem with conjectural beliefs. When challenged, they provoke retaliation.

Also Jesus was Jewish.
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@amerika @elston_ They should be challenged. It is fine to have imaginary friends when you are a child, and it is normal for some stage of early development. But when adults retrogress to this stage, it is close to mental illness and should be cured.

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