Capitalism creates a society of self interest rather than communal good. It takes us to the place of animals; vicious competition between each other, rather than the acknowledgement that God has provided more than enough plenty for all of us. In capitalism we hold ourselves to the hierarchy of beasts and we build societies that are little more than towers to stupidity. When “Christians” reconcile the message of Christ with the society created by corporate oligarchy they are becoming those who will be spewed from his mouth.
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Unfortunately relatable. I grew up in the church and have a lot of Christian trauma from that. I show up for special occasions for my parents… sometimes. But it’s uncomfortable from the moment I step through the door. Bigoted pastor, the self-righteousness disguising the prejudice, the political comments from the altar. Shots at young people left right and center as if the hell on earth wasn’t caused by the same older generation 90% of the congregation belongs to..
I miss being young in the choir and the youth groups and not struggling with it. It’s wild to look back at the younger version of me who was unshakeable in his faith and honestly just saddening.
I was texting my sister today about it and she said
“I 100% think ALL of us have a ton of religious trauma and everyone else in the family just doesn’t realize it cause they’re still drinking the kool-aid.”
I ran out of tag room and didn’t want to delete any 😭 seriously not lying I could write a book about all my thoughts and experiences
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sooooo……. there’s some ConversationTM* going around the theology (and adjacent) girlies tonight and it’s got me very intrigued—are there really more options than just Calvinist/Arminian?? bc I’ve always been raised with this idea that those are The Two Options regarding salvation theology and how exactly it all plays out. but apparently that’s…. not the case??
Iwill add that yes, Molinism is a thing that exists, and I know of exactly one guy who’s a theologian and philosopher and who believes in that lol. it’s not exactly a super common alternative to the others. and then I do believe Catholics have a slightly separate view as well, but I’m mainly just talking about soteriology within Protestant theology here anyway.
*(I won’t say ‘DiscourseTM’ bc that seems more antagonistic than what I’m seeing around here rn; everything seems to be in good faith and just for the sake of pointing out minor discrepancies atm)
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so it's 1 am and i am writing job applications (don't worry i will only email them at a normal time when normal people are supposed to do things). 😑
what i'd actually want to do is write fanfiction (a full length continuation to my silly lawrusso au drabbble with young johnny and older daniel in fact) but i physically can't make myself do it because my anxiety about needing to fill out these job applications is so big.
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this website is really laying all its cards on the table with that one popular post that says “christians/atheists” can reblog. like yeah seems similar enough to lump together with a slash in between, good to go. i don’t have beef with the post itself but come on
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