@misstrinity3n1 “It’ll suck” 🤨 Did it occur to them to maybe talk about it? Do the things they did to make each other fall in love in the first place? Idk, maybe asking themselves “when did I become so bitter”?
@Leon_de_El Plato’s Cave Image has a lot in it, but one of the key points is that no one can see the light without turning towards it.
In order to see, one needs to turn around and look. Turning around, in Greek, metanoia, μετάνοια, which in the NT means “repent,” literally “turn around!”
@EveKeneinan Indeed, Plato’s depth is, unfortunately, ill suited to today’s bite sized mode of thinking. Things that require slow reading and reading offend the sensibilities of a culture that demands everything be instantly digested. Only in such a shallow minded culture can atheism thrive.
Atheist: Unlike you, I don't believe in fiction.
Theist: Do you believe in math?
A: Yes!
T: Is nature mathematical?
A: Yes.
T: That points to God.
A: I mean, no.
T: So, no 1:1 correspondence of math to reality?
A: No. math is invented by man.
T: It's fictional then.
The atheist stands, eyes fixed firmly on the back wall of Plato’s Cave, and declares his deepest faith: “If there were anything behind me—which there is not!—then the whole cosmos would spin around its center—ME—in front of my eyes, for I am much too important to turn around!”
@noconversion “Jesus” is a romanization of the Hebrew name ישוע (Yeshua). You could literally have looked this up on wikipedia; maybe do 5 seconds worth of research next time, hmmm?
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