
Samuel
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- Apr 25, 2018
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Why the need to spread what you believe? If it happens it happens but are you trying to scare people with eternal damnation? For a lot of us this life already feels like hell and being trapped against our will having bad shit happening to us constantly that we never asked to happen, for no reason at all. If a deity actually exists then it is a piece of shit. Why the fuck would I want to be part of some eternal dopamine trip with that asshole?Demons are real.
My main problem with this ideology is that as soon as I start asking myself logical questions it starts to unravel down a rabbit hole of more and more questions that eventually can't be answered. Now I'm not stating that I know anything about anything, in fact I know nothing in comparison to what is probably really going on. People need purpose, a drive if you will to feel fulfilled and I think people like to assume the universe also must have a purpose that it all can't be just a random occurrence that means nothing at all. I just believe that the possibility of nothing is possible.
I am sometimes scared that my heretical thoughts could bite me in the afterlife - but it makes no sense. If an omnipotent God exists he is a sadist. That's a given. Even with the "life is a lesson" new age nonsense: how am I supposed to learn without instructions?Why the need to spread what you believe? If it happens it happens but are you trying to scare people with eternal damnation? For a lot of us this life already feels like hell and being trapped against our will having bad shit happening to us constantly that we never asked to happen, for no reason at all. If a deity actually exists then it is a piece of shit. Why the fuck would I want to be part of some eternal dopamine trip with that asshole?
how am I supposed to learn without instructions?
By the time you could've learned you're dead.That is the test.
By the time you could've learned you're dead.
Another big question is what we are supposed to learn. We all like different things and have different goals. The pedophile who manages to abuse hundreds of kids could say "boy I sure learned how to do it". He can be perfectly happy and content as we've unfortunately seen many times. That guy whose video I will not name because it's horrific and triggering lived very well until 70+ or so. Wealthy even. He was living his dream.
With no word from "God" whatsoever. God just watched the sick bastard.
Not to mention the view of those abused children: What are they supposed to learn? That existence is suffering and pain without escape?
Or even random catastrophes like fires. Kids burning alive will hardly learn anything other than fire hurts and God hates them.
Well, pain itself is meant to wake you up. I was abused as fuck growing up. I didn't get away from my mother until I was around 12 and a half. She was extremely physically and mentally abusive. She used to terrorize me every chance she got. In many ways, I was her prisoner. She used to beat me with curtain rods and vegetable cutting boards and anything else she could get her hands on. Literally over little things like a glass of spilt milk. If I was choking on a cookie and running to the sink for a glass of water, she would be screaming that I was getting crumbs on her rug. Yes, both of those things actually happened. Once I knocked into a table and a hot candle fell off and smashed on my head and all the hot wax went dripping down my face and I started screaming, and then she immediately started screaming at me that I broke her candle. She never cared about me at all from when I came out of the womb. I was never anything other than her little puppet that she could dress up in outfits and go around showing off how cute her little baby was. She used to leave me sleeping in piss because she didn't want to get up and change the sheets. My father was always my hero. She was the terrorist and he was the hero. Polar opposites. Anyway, the point that I'm trying to make is that I am grateful for all of it, because it made me the person that I am today. Pain wakes you up and teaches you things. Think of it like someone who is locked up as a prisoner for 10 or 20 years and then is finally free. The sun never felt so warm, that drink never tasted so good, music never sounded so amazing, that movie never seemed so funny, that breeze never felt so nice, everything never looked so beautiful... Pain wakes you up and teaches you things.>or you can ask yourself "What is this trying to teach me?" "What can I learn from this?"
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>Not to mention the view of those abused children: What are they supposed to learn?
>Or even random catastrophes like fires. Kids burning alive
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I'll leave this thread before I hang myself on the fucking doorknob and end up brain damaged.