Ashtar sheran people disgust me

[Sixatheconqueror]

Let’s be real for a second you learned about this on TikTok. On fucking TikTok. This ideology uses Jesus in a lot of photos, you can see they’ve portrayed Jesus, meaning it supposedly believes in Him too. But that’s not possible if Christianity is real which this ideology claims to believe then this cannot possibly be real. We’re strictly told not to obey anyone other than Jesus Christ. But of course, you're stubborn.

Real religion doesn't give a shit if you drink raw milk or not. This might’ve started as some funny thing, but a lot of idiots actually believe it and that’s the sad part.

 

[small_solomon]

Let’s be real for a second, you learned about it on tiktok on fucking tiktok. This ideology uses jesus, in a lot of photos you can see that they have portraied jesus meaning that it believes in jesus also but that's not possible, if christianity is real which this ideology believes it is i can assume that this cannot possibly be real were strightly told not to obey any other person other than jesus christ but ofcourse youre stubborn. real religion doesn't give a shit if you drink raw milk or not. This is supposed to be some funny thing but a lot of idiots actually believe this

It looks fucking retarded I rather even be Mormon than be that

 

[WhiteMan]

It sounds like you're discussing a critique of certain online ideologies or movements that mix religious imagery, like depictions of Jesus, with cultural or social beliefs that might conflict with traditional Christian teachings. It's true that many of these ideologies are shaped by social media trends, including TikTok, and can sometimes distort or oversimplify religious beliefs.

In Christianity, the core teachings emphasize obedience to Jesus Christ and living according to His principles. Using religious imagery in ways that conflict with those teachings can be misleading or disrespectful to the faith.

If you're interested in exploring these topics further—whether about religious beliefs, how social media influences perceptions, or anything else—I'm here to help facilitate that discussion.

 

[vision_n]

me as a caveman in 25000 BC getting tortured in hell because i didnt obey a god who was created some years later

 

[vision_n]

It sounds like you're discussing a critique of certain online ideologies or movements that mix religious imagery, like depictions of Jesus, with cultural or social beliefs that might conflict with traditional Christian teachings. It's true that many of these ideologies are shaped by social media trends, including TikTok, and can sometimes distort or oversimplify religious beliefs.

In Christianity, the core teachings emphasize obedience to Jesus Christ and living according to His principles. Using religious imagery in ways that conflict with those teachings can be misleading or disrespectful to the faith.

If you're interested in exploring these topics further—whether about religious beliefs, how social media influences perceptions, or anything else—I'm here to help facilitate that discussion.

 

[Sixatheconqueror]

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Bad argument. I speak 4 languages

 

[Sixatheconqueror]

me as a caveman in 25000 BC getting tortured in hell because i didnt obey a god who was created some years later

that being said i can clearly see you haven't read the bible otherwise that wouldn't even be question