The bloke's name wasn't even "Jesus", it was something sounding more like "Yeshua ben Yosep"
rockdoc123 wrote:I doubt, however, the name was important.
Ibon wrote:Chameleon strategy is the best, merge and go along with whatever group you are in, be accepting of any and all religious belief systems but keep that private quarter of your brain intact where you realize they are all using crutches to cope with being a sentient mortal who will one day be digested by worms.
Plantagenet wrote:in the liberal west we are free to think and say and be almost anything.
asg70 wrote: If you're a white male in this country you've been confined to a very narrow box of socially acceptable expression and it keeps shrinking.
Plantagenet wrote: But in the liberal west we are free to think and say and be almost anything. We are lucky— no need to be a chameleon
Cheers
asg70 wrote:People need something to believe in. It doesn't have to be a supreme being, but it needs to be some sense of purpose.
Ibon wrote:Furthermore it is not easy to find purpose and meaning when ecologically you as an individual are a unit in excess of carrying capacity. Part of a huge population currently parasitic on other eco systems, parasitic in extraction practices.
Ibon wrote:Spiritual well being is ultimately rooted in ecological balance.
asg70 wrote:Ibon wrote:Furthermore it is not easy to find purpose and meaning when ecologically you as an individual are a unit in excess of carrying capacity. Part of a huge population currently parasitic on other eco systems, parasitic in extraction practices.
Sure, if you look at it through the cold lens of Agent Smith from The Matrix. Not everyone looks at it that way.
asg70 wrote:Ibon wrote:Spiritual well being is ultimately rooted in ecological balance.
Bullshit. If people gave a shit about ecological balance we wouldn't be in this mess in the first place. The only people who look it this way are ex-posters like that Montequest guy.
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