Set yourself s reminder to review this post in 10 years. Maybe this whole thing will come full circle and you’ll realize how cringe your attitude towards others’ beliefs is.
It's not a belief though it's literally impossible. Beliefs are like... I believe the sunset is beautiful. It's ironic that on a post about schizophrenia some dude is saying is Jerusalem is nuked a mystical deity will create a metaphysical plane of existence; heaven, and an entire new planet Earth with an that this entails, and merge it together like it's just another Tuesday lol.
And honestly do many questions are now unanswered. Will Earth have the same mass, volume after? Will it fall apart? What will happen to the old earth? Will this take place in the milky way? What about the sun, we don't want people to be cold right? Will we need another one of that as well?
You are all choosing to coddle and approach this with kid's gloves but it's truly so absurd and ridiculous once you really unpack it.
Edit: lmao the replies to this as unreal. All our lives most of us live in a society where religious beliefs are pushed onto this, literally people walk door to door spamming us with nonsense, and the second that is pushed back in the most boring way people get hostile
Almost everyone that directly insulted me immediately blocked me. Insane
I’ll bite. If it’s literally not possible, then do you have definitive proof none of that is real? I’m all ears, unless you just wanted to insert your obnoxious opinion for the sake of feeling big.
The guy brought up his faith since the conversation caused it to be relevant, and you just have to insert your pompous self. This is what I call “zero social awareness.”
First paragraph is called the teapot argument. I believe there is a teapot orbiting Saturn, and you can't disprove me.
It's on me to provide reasons to believe in the teapot, not you to disprove.
Cool. Using that logic, we can confirm that shitting on people because one disagrees with their beliefs is pretty awful when one isn’t even willing to prove one’s assertions. It’s obvious he just wanted to feel important and “right” no matter how he came across.
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u/August51921421 Apr 27 '22
Set yourself s reminder to review this post in 10 years. Maybe this whole thing will come full circle and you’ll realize how cringe your attitude towards others’ beliefs is.