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Anonymous01/25/26, 09:57No.25043546
Is Christianity the answer?
Or is Christianity a ploy to have those opt into the plans of the powerful?
Please provide genuine evidence. Not just quotes from scripture
I'm asking here as generally /x/ is full of fools
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Anon01/25/26, 10:05No.25043554
Obvious ploy but so is freemasonry, etc. The real question is whether you are the wolf or the sheep.
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Anon01/25/26, 10:06No.25043555
I genuinely believe that the Resurrection really happened. Jesus literally rose from the dead. And if that is true, then all of Christianity is true.
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Anon01/25/26, 10:26No.25043578
nice picture
shit post>Is Christianity the answer?
to what?
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Anon01/25/26, 10:35No.25043587
The world is a battle ground between good and evil. Angels and Demons are real, the Catholic Church is the Church Christ founded. God will use to for his plan if you accept him, and the more you pray the more he will reveal himself to be real until eventually you have no doubt.
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Anon01/25/26, 10:40No.25043590
The recent rise of Christianity online is the result of gullible spergs getting memed into it on mass by cuckservative grifters. This is obviously unsustainable long-term and if this Internet fad was listed on the stock-exchange I'd short it in a heartbeat.
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Anon01/25/26, 16:38No.25044104
I did not used to believe in angel/demon stuff until I started talking with people that had experience with it and aren't bullshitters. Then I experienced some stuff that couldn't be explained any other way. I will give two direct experiences.(1) My relative is a native American, as close to full blood one can get in this day and age. Went over to her house after a long day of travel, no drugs drinking or anything. She said she had been fasting and wanted to pray for us. She grabs my hand and starts praying in English. A few minutes later the prayer slips into her native tongue which I don't understand. Then this voice starts speaking to me telepathically, very similar to a booming when you feel the speakers at a rock concert. The voice was kind but firm. When the prayer was over, she did not remember going into the native tongue and said she spoke English the entire time, which she did not.(2) Last Easter, I got interested in Book of Enoch but didn't know anything about it, so pulled up an audiobook on YouTube and started listening. As it gets to the part where it starts talking about the various demons, my friend goes to the kitchen to get a drink, where my father was sitting in the living room. He has dementia and has been acting weird since he died and was revived the prior fall. Anyway, he tells my friend to "turn it down". Here's the thing, the video was not loud at all and that is the first time in 30 years he has complained about any noise coming from the room.P.S. As I was writing the second account, a bird slammed into my window right by me. The sun is not out either, so take that for what it is, especially if one knows about birds and this stuff.
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Anon01/25/26, 17:57No.25044228
Politically to create working societies it's a very good answer.
Metaphysically to understand your role as a man and the role of struggle it contains some of the best answers.
The plans of the weak are more destructive than the plans of the powerful.
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Anon01/25/26, 19:24No.25044467
There is no answer.
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Anon01/25/26, 19:41No.25044515
If you mean by Christianity the post Nicene Creed church then no absolutely not.It has too many problems to remember, let alone count, but the main ones I would say is that it's emphasis is on sin which is a religious concept specific to Judaism that is both a means of control and also a tool to establish superiority. You can thank Paul the Pharisee and the Judaisers in the early church for making this forefront of Christianity. Another major problem is that after it's adoption by the Roman empire it was shaped in such a way to be a tool of control by authoritarian systems and in the case of the Catholic Church became an authoritarian institution itself. It's far too complicated to explain it all in one post as to how it all happened but in essence, the religion and practice of the Pharisees that Jesus railed against in essence underwent a metamorphosis and became the Orthodox Christian Church.>Jesus said, "Shame on the Pharisees. They are like a dog sleeping in the cattle manger. It does not eat or let the cattle eat"So no Chirstianity is not the answer.Christ however is. If you are able to penetrate through to the historical Jesus and see through the thousands of years of lies, manipulation and purposeful suppression you will find the key to everything. The Gospel of John is, in my view, the only reliable text about Jesus that I would trust 100%. So start there
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Anon01/25/26, 19:49No.25044528
bbrraaaaappppppppp
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Anon01/25/26, 22:42No.25044870
>Is Christianity the answer?
Yes.
>Please provide genuine evidence.
Questions that can't be put into words don't have propositional answers. The evidence you seek is in the proverbial pudding.
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Anon01/25/26, 22:46No.25044883
Improvement is the answer. Both individually and collectively. The easiest way to individually improve is usually to copy somebody that is admirable. As more people do this it ripples out and then improves the collective. In this way I think Christianity is the best answer even if parts of it seem silly or superstitious in the moment. Are there groups that use hiveminds nefariously? Of course. But if a way of thought improves you in an undeniable way, even as others use it incorrectly or selfishly then isn't it still worth it to you?
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Anon01/26/26, 21:43No.25047163
good for the christ larper if it helps them stop sperging out telling people to kill themselves 24/7 or trying to impregnate their gaming chairs four (fünf) times per day
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Anon01/26/26, 23:45No.25047492
>Is Christianity the answer?
Jesus and His Church is--so yes.
>Or is Christianity a ploy to have those opt into the plans of the powerful?
Christianity would be the absolute worst "rich people take advantage of poor people" or "smarts take advantage of dumb people" in the world. Christians seek to love the poor, build societies based on mostly radical honesty and truth seeking, and also strong communities with monogamous and lifelong marriages. Pagan cults would literally cannibalize their slaves and offer them to deities.
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Anon01/27/26, 00:03No.25047528
It's an easy moral system to follow if you're going through hardship and need a community. However, it's a fairly low-iq thing if you need a system like that to establish your morality. It's extremely contextual to people suffering under Roman rule, and not much else.If you read the Bible, you at least gain a basis in the most referenced literature. Problem is that more than half the book is shit (IE, pages and pages of Jewish laws).
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Anon01/27/26, 01:57No.25047802
Is Christianity the answer?
To nothing good, it's trash like all abrahamic religions
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Anon01/27/26, 03:18No.25048036
Christianity is a threat to the power structure of the state or the competing hobby horse ideologies of the leftist communist utopians, so will forever be demonised as Christians are loyal to God first and foremost.
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Anon01/27/26, 03:35No.25048076
Yes, because its core tenet is for you to genuinely do good, as an individual, regardless of the worldly consequences to yourself. The overall system of the world - government, banking, economics, politics, power, whatever you wanna call it - does not benefit from people who genuinely follow Christ because they operate on values that are beyond it.
That by no means is to imply that people can't call themselves Christians and still do wrong, or act in bad faith, or use the name or image for nefarious purposes.
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Anon01/27/26, 04:07No.25048158
>Is Christianity the answer?
it's a major theme of this book. give it a try when it comes out
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Anon01/27/26, 11:44No.25048785
depends on fundamental questions everybody have to answer for himself
>are you here for a reason?
>is the world just randomly assembled energy particles or whatever science currently tells us
>will anything you did/do in your life continue after you die or just disappear?
>is evil and good really objective and immanent?
and some others
and then you gotta ride it
if it makes one happy, why care?
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Anon01/27/26, 18:04No.25049264
I think it is the answer. I've been thinking for a long time about the argument against Christianity. I'm not talking about the nu-atheist reddit sky daddy talking points but rather the more pragmatic and Nietzschean argument of slave morality and what not. How cucked it is and how it breeds docile behavior. And on its surface, it does make you go, "fuck. This really does seem detrimental."But think about it, truly. The idea of Christianity is that God created humanity to be good and in His image. If we were all like Christ, would the world not be a perfect place? The usual answer against this is "well, we don't live in a perfect world." But that's exactly the point. Even if it isn't and it never will be, wouldn't striving for the ideal of goodness be better than just acting like feral beasts looking to get ours? The fact that we know that this type of genuine love for our fellow human would make us all better people is enough to think that there is truth to Christ's words.The world usually gives us what we need, not what we want. We'd want for a world where will to power was manifest and that our desires are met through brute force. We'd want a world where we go "beyond good and evil" (i.e. more good) so that we can feel in control. But is this really what we need? Or is it what we want? I think God gives us what we need. What we need as humans is truth and love because these things allow us to cooperate with each other much better than the other option. A humanity that's united is a humanity that functions.Is it a ploy? I believe that a big part of current Christianity truly is. Zionism, ethic liberalism using a cartoonish version of Christianity, weak Christians unwilling to wield power, overall passivity... But really, most things have been intercepted nowadays. Any ideology that strives to make a person better (remember the backlash Stoicism got when it got deemed part of misogynistic bro culture?) is met with derision. And Christianity is met with the most derision, perhaps even more so than feminism or even Judaism. I think it's because humans in their imperfection balk at being confronted with the truth that will set them free.I dunno. This is my kinda logical case. It's not air tight or completely thought out but I became a Christian almost begrudgingly because I felt my heart and mind seemed to be coming to an inevitable conclusion. And it's that if a son of God were to ever have come to Earth, it had to be Jesus. No other spiritual teacher left the mark that he did and in the way he did. No other teacher has changed so many lives as he did (and he did to me).This is probably a slide thread given the OP's thirst trap but this is my genuine answer. God bless.
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Anon01/27/26, 18:05No.25049266
Nicki sitting on my face is the answer
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Anon01/27/26, 20:52No.25049648
This is what republican traditionalism looks like btw
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Anon01/27/26, 21:33No.25049755
"You will meet Big Gods. You will meet Little Gods. Defy them!"Salman Rushdi
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Anon01/27/26, 22:16No.25049823
If this was true then all religions are. But why specifically Christianity and not Buddhism or Visnu or Islam? Even atheism, seen as a lack of belief finds its doctrines in scientism.
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Anon01/27/26, 23:42No.25049956
naah! xtianity's core (as a religion) spits on thrones n gold for pure grace, legit anti-oppress bomb, but orgs warp it into powergames/ crowning kings, gagging victims w/ guilt trips, sacred lingo as loyalty traps that re-traumatize the broken n make temples poison idolsbut for the answer i doubt it if there's any base that's not built on austerity
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Anon01/28/26, 04:12No.25050456
>Is Christianity the answer?
No
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Anon01/28/26, 06:57No.25050677
God she's nasty
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Anon01/28/26, 18:41No.25051486
Christ is the answer
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Anon01/28/26, 22:43No.25051982
This is a false dichotomy
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Anon01/29/26, 04:14No.25052563
Haven't seen much whore kino from her lately, she retired? Last I heard was when Reddit types were pissed at her for being antivax or liking Trump or something