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My recent theological adventures do 🐝 triggering an overwhelming amount of sorrow and regret for remembering how wretched a person I really am. When Peter denied Christ, that's literally me dude. The prodigal son's return, I'm literally him. The parable of the talents, I do 🐝 trying to get the 💰 but I'm probably going to end up like the servant that losses everything because I just suck at everything I attempt.

The entire Book of Job, except Job never denied God so that makes him a better man than me.

I genuinely am a horrible person, to say otherwise is a lie. My friends I rely on betray me which is good because I probably deserve it Apostatizing eight years ago. But it's okay because God actually loves me and thinks I'm worth redeeming so it's all good in the end.

@benis_redux It's generally more for me than it is them. Reading about early theologians who were greater men than me helps me understand and organize my beliefs.

They got me looking up doctor Thomas Aquinas. Cause I really can't, some smart European probably has already thought of this exact thing I'm trying to explain a thousand years ago, this isn't a novel argument that's happening.

Dude I just wanted to watch idolmaster music videos, and do computer things. Why couldn't these fuckers just leave me alone.

The People of the Book cannot renounce the divinity of Christ. If they are followers of the Gospel which is a revelation that was to us by God which the Prophet Mohammad accepts, then we have accept the Gospel as be in reverence of God.

If this was such an issue then Christians wouldn't be allowed to serve Muslims food.

@sarvo The correct answer is Allah is the final judge of all. It is not anyone's place to rule on such things not even for devout Muslims.

Muslims live in a (respectable) state of fear about the afterlife, because all their actions in life determine their status after.

People of the Book (Jews and Christians) are named in the Quran as respected for reverence to God, because the Torah is genuinely considered to have been an actual revelation given by God, but has been corrupted over thousands of years. The Quran is considered Allah's final revelation and is considered incorrupted.

The questions I have asked were genuine, but are considered "advanced", theologians have asked the same things I have asked 1000 years ago. It wasn't answered in their time, it won't be answered in mine.

like an example

In Islam Christ is not considered the son of God.

Jesus is considered a Prophet of Allah. He's held in high regard but is not considered divine. He actually never died or was crucified, It only made to appear to be so. Allah sent down from heaven someone to look like him who was then killed. He's in The fifth heaven right now.

The implication of this is Allah who is all knowing, sent a doppelganger to die in the place of Jesus and in doing so deceived the world. because Allah who is all knowing would obviously understand that people who observe this crucifixion would then create a religion based on that perception of Jesus.

And whenever I then press the question okay if somebody's genuine belief in that religion is held does that person go to heaven or hell?

All of this occurred before the prophet Muhammad or The Quran was revealed. The church is older than the Quran and its institutions preceded it.

If those followers whose belief is genuine and they are then presented with the Quran and its truths but they reject it, because their belief which was established prior, How does God judge them when God deceived them into that false belief in the first place?

Completely unrelated, but I was recently asked what my favorite word in Japanese is, which I've had a little time to think about.

I don't have a single one but I have two phrases I'm quite fond of いつでも andどこでも. I guess they're somewhat cliche by native standards, but I find them endearing.

I was explaining how their meanings in certain circumstances and context can be quite heartfelt and beautiful. Unfortunately, the person who asked me was completely disinterested and decided to start a conversation mid explanation.

Talking to Muslim apologists (and again I think these people are larping) is honestly some of the most mentally taxing things I've done.

Like whenever I talk about God, and eternity, the perception of time, free will and all creation we're kind of like in alignment which is surprising.

But then they go and say the most unhinged shit about Christ and the crucifixion. and whenever I press them on very difficult moral questions they just default to I'm not a Sheikh so I cannot answer but then also say most Sheikhs are hypocritics etc.

@mint Aye Eye about to learn how ot generate hands.

I'll wait till it's after Easter to post about people who have trespassed me out of an abudance of respect for Mr. God and his son.

@dcc I have an Nvidia DGX Spark so I'd be lying if I said I didn't like the form factor. But that's for a completely different use case and won't run winshit obviously.

I'd get that mini PC with a strix halo if my actual requirement was to run windows applications.

@Dramamine Dollar general is rural and genuinely a blight on the impoverished American.

I would gladly trek 8 hours to get groceries than ever shop at a dollar general for my essentials.

@sendpaws @Dramamine

over in Florida it's the opposite. Dollar general is the more establishment old store, family dollar is newer here. But both are overpriced compared to bulk stores.

@MK2boogaloo @dcc

Make a makarov bot trained off your posts.
Name it the mechanical turk

新しい風を作る... 翼=わたし!

@eric yes

That's a: what an unfortunate day to have eyesight type post. I might gouge out my only functional eye just because I saw that shit.

You are not even cooked. I wouldn't even consider you fried. you are actually charred broiled one might even say.

That's an ancestors cry post. Like dam.

@dcc Sir it's Easter Sunday

Happy Easter Christ is Risen

@dcc

Well you got permission denied so that should tell you to fix wherever its referencing.

>get_template_path

Wherever that is is probably too strict or your user isn't part of the group used to access it.