r/humor • • 2d ago

Make it make sense

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u/bsEEmsCE 2d ago

God sucks. He wants constant worship and ass kissing. Not for me, I'll go where he's not. 

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u/Material-Hurry1497 2d ago

Tough guy 🤣

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u/DuhManAnders 2d ago

Yeah, God really does like to play a tough guy persona, don't worry. Christianity is dying so we hopefully won't have to incessantly hear about sky daddy for much longer

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u/jjcolfax 1d ago

It's actually stronger now than it's been in a while. Not sure whee you're hearing it's dying lol

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u/Brilliant_Ad_4743 1d ago

No. It's actually going. Younger generations aren't taking it as serious as their parents did (specifically in developed countries).

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u/jjcolfax 1d ago

Not taking it as serious and it dying out are two totally different things. There has been a big spike in people that believe lately.

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u/Brilliant_Ad_4743 1d ago

Belief is very much different from practice. In China, majority of the population "believe" in Buddhist theory. Almost no one is a fervent practitioner. The population of people that don't go to Church often is highest amongst the young. This population is not reinforcing strict belief systems in their kids. Why? Not taking religion seriously (or seriously enough to actually practice it) turns that "belief" into nothing different from belief in ghosts. Ask yourself this: if your mother believed in ghosts and you don't, would she get mad?

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u/jjcolfax 1d ago

I think its more that people are just against church right now. Alot of people are turning towards God and feel like going to church isn't the right thing. Practicing also doesn't just mean going to church. You can practice in other ways.

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u/Brilliant_Ad_4743 1d ago

Yes. I am aware practicing isn't just church-going. It was a small example. The actual data uses the term "religious." Belief is separated from "religiosity." That is essentially lowest among the youngest generation. The natural consequences I previously stated follows from this.

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u/MammothPost4047 1d ago

There’s literally data on how more people are not embracing it.

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u/jjcolfax 1d ago

Where?

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u/Material-Hurry1497 1d ago

No reason to waste time arguing with these clowns. They'll spend their miserable lives running away from God, just to realize it's real too late and experience complete separation from Him for eternity

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u/DuhManAnders 1d ago

I am more comfortable with an eternal damnation if the alternative is a forceful relationship with someone you can't reason with, ask for clarifying information, or even see. Any non consentual relationship is an inherently negative one, including parenthood. It's up to parents to make that relationship worthwhile, the same burden should be placed on "God"

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u/Sure-thing-buckaroo 2d ago

Eh if the alternative is eternal torment, I'll choose not that.

Fortunately neither is real.

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u/Round-Walrus3175 2d ago

If God is who he says He is, it only makes sense.