Explain this, humankind
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If all successful civilizations believe in something isomorphic to the Pythagorean theorem, then this is evidence that it’s real.
God works the same way.
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Strange to me to our Asimov and Heinlein in the same genre. That’s like when I start Spotify Radio from Cheryl Crow and get Metallica and Green Day because Spotify thinks I’m looking for “90s music”
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If I die, don’t let those bastards eat me!
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So... Zombie apocalypse it is.
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Thomson died for our spin
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Did they crucify women back then?
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I disagree. I believe because I’ve witnessed miracles.
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If y'all think Jesus I'd so good you should meet his hermalito lupe.
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So have Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus, Sikhs, Pagans, and witches.
So that's clearly a bad way to know what's true.
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They’re both definitely scfi and I have enjoyed all that I have read of them.
I will say, I haven’t read a lot of them since I was a teenager and I’m old now.
Still though, robots, moon people, mars people, dude being thrown from universe to universe.
It’s pretty clear to me why it’s the dame genre.
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Yeah, no shit. They wrote a bunch of books with varying accounts claiming exactly this. All retcon. All written decades after the events. The Bible is bullshit.
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All written decades after the events.
Unlike most of history for that time, which was usually written centuries after the events.
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Unitarianism is a completely different religion even Islam is closer to Christianity than to Unitarianism
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The first book is phenomenal. The others are good, but not necessarily "must read"
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I used to be in the same boat- I just thought the rapture was a synonym for the second coming. It's rapture theology that's unbiblical, but not the second coming itself.
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I don't believe you, because Christians have a habit of embellishing their stories. Every "former non-believer" I've ever met were really just non-practicing Christians who had been indoctrinated but fell away then later reaffirmed their faith for social reasons.
Somebody likes to make assumptions
I don't believe in your strawman interpretation of Christianity either, don't worry.
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Well, Jesus also said the worst people are the people to make a big public show of being religious, and that when they get to judgement day he's gonna be like "I never knew ye" because they were terrible and false.
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I know. I never really believed you were going to think critically about your religion.
Thanks for the discussion.
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Also not true. The Unitarian church is a reformed Christian branch, and there are more than one unitarian branches. The fact they seem like heretics to you doesn't mean they're not Chistians.
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Christians worship Jesus. Unitarians do not.