What made you believe there is a God?

J.A.M.E.S. said:
I overheard someone at the bookstore talking about a video game where you can fistfight demons, so I bought some old grimoires to summon one and fistfight it.
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AbsurdistEvolian said:
I like your bravery though, if I may ask which books did you read?
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why is everything on your page an allusion to some philosopher

kinda faggot innit, a bit too extreme

camus is a fag too btw as is most metaphysical philosophy especially things like existentialism

it’s so soy going “guys the meaning of life is that there is no meaning and you must give it meaning yourself” this is how people end up being troons, absurdism is extremely close to existentialism

yukio mishima and evola are based though
 
THE TRUE NIGLET said:
why is everything on your page an allusion to some philosopher

kinda faggot innit, a bit too extreme

camus is a fag too btw as is most metaphysical philosophy especially things like existentialism

it’s so soy going “guys the meaning of life is that there is no meaning and you must give it meaning yourself” this is how people end up being troons, absurdism is extremely close to existentialism

yukio mishima and evola are based though
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To be honest, I thought for about 5 minutes and just put something down, names carry weight but I'm not too good at naming myself things so simply placed something I can easily trace back to myself.

As for your work, I agree with the whole existanalism pipeline, allowing people too many liberties where they don't need them allows the average person to slip into intellectual comas like transgenderism (Jewish subversion)

Don't worry though, if you thought that was gay I'm going to add even more shit, if it couldn't become more tryhardy. There will be something regarding Ungern Von Sternberg because I like him so much, my idol.

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14Cobson83 said:
  1. Everything that begins to exist has a cause.
  2. The universe began to exist.
  3. Therefore, the universe has a cause.
  4. If the universe has a cause, then an uncaused, personal Creator of the universe exists who without the universe is beginningless, changeless, immaterial, timeless, spaceless and enormously powerful.
  5. Therefore, an uncaused, personal Creator of the universe exists
This was the line of thought I followed when I was younger surrounding God, his existence really isn't up for debate if you aren't retarded
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This. We live in a plane where no energy can come to exist from nothing and no energy can truly disappear. However, universe exists and universe is energy. Therefore, it has to be made by an entity out of this plane. It is literally impossible to explain how universe can exist without a god. God must exist. Theological debates are another thing. But whether there is a god or not isn't even up for debate. According to our laws of universe, the universe must be created.
 
The fact that the Universe has the qualities that it has to create the conditions for our living is a big reason. No "it all built itself after the big bang" arguments can outdone it.

Plus, I have also thought since I was a child that there is a form of energy, often called supernatural, that our current understanding of physics can't explain.
 
_14Hool_23 said:
Plus, I have also thought since I was a child that there is a form of energy, often called supernatural, that our current understanding of physics can't explain.
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elaborate? I also believe this and i think it has something to do with numberology and the energy certain people carry with them

since i was little i’ve always felt like people have aura and you can sense it almost instantly when you meet them, this is just called intuition but i also think intuition is some sort of higher power
 
THE TRUE NIGLET said:
elaborate? I also believe this and i think it has something to do with numberology and the energy certain people carry with them

since i was little i’ve always felt like people have aura and you can sense it almost instantly when you meet them, this is just called intuition but i also think intuition is some sort of higher power
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It has to do more with personal anecdotes.

For example, one friend of mine went to a tarot house to see what the future had for him several years ago, and the woman who had the tarot cards told him that he shouldn't drive that night because an accident would happen. My friend took the advice seriously and went home. At the next day, there was a report of a deadly accident on the road where my friend planned to go.

Sometimes is psychological, like when you walk alone in the forest and you enter in a place full of trees blocking the sun, thus you feel like you are being watched.
 
_14Hool_23 said:
It has to do more with personal anecdotes.

For example, one friend of mine went to a tarot house to see what the future had for him several years ago, and the woman who had the tarot cards told him that he shouldn't drive that night because an accident would happen. My friend took the advice seriously and went home. At the next day, there was a report of a deadly accident on the road where my friend planned to go.

Sometimes is psychological, like when you walk alone in the forest and you enter in a place full of trees blocking the sun, thus you feel like you are being watched.
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for me it’s more of an intuition on what people are like and then applying this to numberology

for example say you find a marriage where the man is submissive and listens the wife; now it isn’t submission as exaggerated as the kinds of people you would make fun of

say the wife maybe is a little too confrontative and the husband is this calm diplomatic person

the wife more often then not is a 1 and the husband a 2

this dynamic also happens when the wife is a 3 and the husband a 2 albeit to a lesser degree since 1 is the masculine number 2 is the feminine number

i feel as if numberology is just an assessment of this energy, in the kabbalah it says God made the world from hebrew characters

judaism.stackexchange.com

Was the world really created by the Hebrew letters?

There’s a somewhat-famous Kabbalistic concept, recorded first in the Sefer Yetzirah, that Hashem created the world by using the letters of the Hebrew alphabet. Assuming Hebrew indeed evolved from an
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i don’t have any explicit links as i haven’t gotten around to researching but i feel as if the world being built from hebrew characters and this being turned into numbers has some link to gematria


Gematria - Wikipedia

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this is all just a way to understand some type of underlying energy in the world

i also believe that frequencies and sound somehow tie into this
 
THE TRUE NIGLET said:
this is all just a way to understand some type of underlying energy in the world

i also believe that frequencies and sound somehow tie into this
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People are instruments. For every particle that makes up our existence is a vibrating loop at different frequencies. That's why walking into a room full of people can give you a wide range of emotions depending on the current mood.
 
A life filled with anger and depression which turned into immense guilt for the way I treated other people. A divine thought pierced my mind and told me I was forgiven for my sins through the sacrifice of Jesus of Nazareth, and that I am Heaven-bound. It changed my life completely.
 
J.A.M.E.S. said:
My new used bookstore has an entire occult and theory section with many controversial works too. I found Mein Kampf, My New Order, and The Anarchist Cookbook in the expensive section.
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Doesn't the anarchist cookbook contain inaccurate recipes made to harm the user? I remember reading about this a few years ago when I was interested in it. If i'm not mistaken the columbine massacre kids used a bomb recipe from the book and it didn't work.
 
1Based Frog1 said:
Just to preface, I don't want to make this thread about Christianity. I want to know what made you begin your spiritual journey, regardless of religion.

If someone asked me: Why am I a Christian? I'd say many reasons. But there's one that pivoted my worldview after years of looking into everything else. I realized only one thing ever matched what I actually saw in the world: that humans are the only beings who know they’re alive and know they’ll die. No other animal wrestles with morality. They don’t build cathedrals or write symphonies. They don’t weep over injustice or ask what happens after death. And that consciousness, that unbearable awareness of good, evil, beauty, and decay is something breathed into us.

When I was younger, I used to think consciousness was just a side effect of a big enough brain. Then I watched people destroy themselves with full awareness, lying to themselves while knowing it’s a lie. Only creatures made in the image of God could twist themselves that way. If you’re honest with yourself, you know it too. You feel that weight when you look at a sunset or bury a friend. Christianity says you’re broken, but you were made for something higher.
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my dad told me there is a god
 

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