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you implied that a "warrior" having a king, doesn't submit to the king, if you didn't need this "metaphor" to try to justify your point, you could stay on submission to god.It was a metaphor, and your being too caught up from internet labels, being submissive doesnt matter, as long as you attain your goals. Thats why I said its a dumb concept. Religon for me can act as a tool, one can do many things but one is that it replaces a thought process that is made through the enviroment and time around me into one of my choosing.
I am not being caught up in anything from internet, I'm talking about my experience, you sound like a young man who is caught up in some fraudulent idees such as thinking that "having a purpose", "having drive", believing in a fictional character "god", which asks you to fear him, to submit, makes you a non-degenerate, while some of the things associated with the bible are some of the crudest scams there are to keep you as a fearful, submissive young man, incidentally to make you believe that this makes you special above all "non-believers", to go on the internet to tell people who don't believe in the fictional character "god" that they're degenerates, if you have to choose to call things degenerate, you're closer to it.
"purpose/drive" and "god" have no value in themselves, and many of the people who have these things, and incidentally who promise them on social networks, have a low level of well-being, are potentially depressed, have a less-than-optimal physical development, are potentially far from optimal, start bald quite early, have too high a level of insecurity.
If you think that "being submissive doesn't matter", it's because you have a low enough level of masculinity that it doesn't bother you to submit.
religion can be a tool, a tool far from optimal, especially when it cultivates the fact that a person thinks that being afraid and submitting to a fictional character"god" is optimal, and makes them a better person, and a special one in comparison to non-believers.
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