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Jesus. The slowest God in history. 1 Year, 10 Months ago
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Jesus. The slowest God in history.
Jesus Christ, Revelation 22:12-13
"And behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according to his work shall be. I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last."
Not believing in a real Jesus and just thinking of him as an archetype, I am not particularly surprised that he has yet to --come quickly -- back to us.
I have no idea as to why he did not hang around and do the savior bit at the time of his supposed resurrection and why Jesus abandoned the ancients and us to the conditions we have faced. Even today, about 16,000 of us starve to death daily, 75 million of us are recognized slave and at least 1 billion women are still oppressed by men. Not to mention all the gays that we have denigrated and discriminated against, without just cause, all this time.
As believers, you may also have pondered why such a long 2000 year wait. This, in light of the fact, that he even said that the time of the end was at hand to his disciples .
This delay cannot be because of our free will because God of the O T clearly demonstrated that He had not respect for it and He certainly did not consider the free will of those that He killed or had killed back then. Their free will choice was to live, not die.
If he wanted relevance to us, I would think that he would be here and not an absentee God.
Could it be that Jesus is just a myth or is He just slow?
What is quickly in God time?
Regards
DL
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Re:Jesus. The slowest God in history. 1 Year, 10 Months ago
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What we wish; may be not be what we'll get. The world maybe in chaos, but help always arrive to those who is given help. -You wish to see happiness, but your wishes was granted with something better.
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Re:Jesus. The slowest God in history. 1 Year, 10 Months ago
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Msafwan wrote:
What we wish; may be not be what we'll get. The world maybe in chaos, but help always arrive to those who is given help. -You wish to see happiness, but your wishes was granted with something better.
Have you looked at the big picture of the world lately.
It is quite good. Check the numbers.
I E. The % of true slaves in the world is the lowest it has ever been and the cheapest as well.
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DL
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Re:Jesus. The slowest God in history. 1 Year, 10 Months ago
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"Freedom is Slavery: The argument behind "Freedom is Slavery" is a simple one. How can one man build a bridge, a skyscraper, or anything large on their own? The simple answer is that one alone cannot build these things without help. Thus the individual is powerless, and individual freedom weakens the individual by making it impossible to do anything grand. Therefore, to do anything grand, a person must join up with others and suppress their own will and personal freedoms. Otherwise, they achieve nothing, and destroy any attempt to achieve anything by doing so. The only true freedom a person has is the freedom to submit to a larger group and to influence that group by helping it. Therefore, freedom is slavery."
But the slow God needs this quoted motto for the masses. And things shall turn-around OR was it overcome? My problem: how does the rigorous substance make sense for ontic at the ontologic? Does the substance have to be ethical in these failing times of only requiring private gratification?
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Re:Jesus. The slowest God in history. 1 Year, 10 Months ago
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Plotin wrote:
"Freedom is Slavery: The argument behind "Freedom is Slavery" is a simple one. How can one man build a bridge, a skyscraper, or anything large on their own? The simple answer is that one alone cannot build these things without help. Thus the individual is powerless, and individual freedom weakens the individual by making it impossible to do anything grand. Therefore, to do anything grand, a person must join up with others and suppress their own will and personal freedoms. Otherwise, they achieve nothing, and destroy any attempt to achieve anything by doing so. The only true freedom a person has is the freedom to submit to a larger group and to influence that group by helping it. Therefore, freedom is slavery."
But the slow God needs this quoted motto for the masses. And things shall turn-around OR was it overcome? My problem: how does the rigorous substance make sense for ontic at the ontologic? Does the substance have to be ethical in these failing times of only requiring private gratification?
You must be getting better. I can damn near understand what you said here.
The proof is in the doing.
Let me know when you come up with a common with free slaves and I will join.
I have recognized for many years that we are only free to follow the rules so I belong near the top of yo0ur, imaginary at this moment, demographic pyramid.
So yes, freedom is slavery in an abstract way, but all have to agree.
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Perhaps you know that roman mythology was not exactly what we would call "very original": they took almost all of their myths from the greek mythology... including their gods — although they changed their names to suit their language an culture more likely:
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