@valatur Sure. The problem with mormonism is that they don’t hold to a profession of the “ultimate” or “primordial” deity who simply IS being itself, and who created ex nihilo. Christian theosis does not have that problem and can have “gods” without usurping the Father as source
I believe this + objectively cooler than Mormonism. It solves the infinite regression of gods but retains the “you get a planet”-element. Wonderful stuff
I actually, in spite of the lace, felt a bit of aura being emitted through the screen as I watched the SSPX consecrations
Which leads me to the following conclusion: obedience to the papacy and aura are inversely related
Despite the platitudes about RC-Orthodox theological proximity I cannot help but believe that, had I lived in 16th century Europe and been unaware of the truth of orthodoxy, I would have become a devoted Lutheran
Few understand this
Het is hoog tijd dat de Vlaamse conservatief zich uitspreekt over de dingen die er wezenlijk toe doen; het totaal gebrek aan verlichting op onze snelwegen
Lastig om me druk te maken over de Vlaamse zaak als ik haast verongeluk op Vlaamse wegen
@Soulful76_Leaf I believe I read his explanation of the feast of all saints, which was unproblematic, but I stopped reading beyond that out of uncertainty. Thanks for sharing your take. I quite agree
@vulpesvulpes9 How can you still believe in it? Every train ride and every bus trip is a confrontation with the dregs of society. If airpods didn’t exist they would have probably locked me up by now. Either in an asylum, or in prison