Is it possible to have a discussion on the topic of religion on /pol/ - /pol/ (#511382321) [Archived: 145 hours ago]

Anonymous ID: kTy0Bh9nUnited States
7/26/2025, 4:35:48 AM No.511382321
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politically speaking, of course


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Anonymous ID: 4OyFpnsGUnited States
7/26/2025, 4:37:35 AM No.511382431
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>>511382321 (OP)
I'll start
Jesus Christ was a pedophile schizo with a God complex.
>Every one of Jesus’ apostles besides Peter was underage (neaniskos is the Greek word used)
>When a woman questions why he hangs out with kids he says “don’t scandalize me”
>Tells these boys he will make them “fishers of men”
>Goes into upper rooms and washes their feet while naked
>Tells them to “eat his flesh and drink his haima” (if you think this means “blood” here, see Ezekiel 23:20)
>Is arrested in a public park at 4am with a naked boy (see Mark 14:51-52)
>When the cops show up he says “why do you come for me with swords and clubs like I’m some kind of leistes”
>The word leistes, which gets translated as “thief” is actually “pirate” and was used in contemporary texts (many examples such as Lucian’s Alexander) to refer to sex traffickers
>Sex trafficking was a big problem in the Mediterranean and one of the big things the Romans did was crack down on the pedo pirates. Julius Caesar himself was kidnapped by them as a kid and afterwards had them all crucified
>Jesus Christ was in fact crucified between two other leistes
There's a reason Jesus's "Most Beloved Disciple" is always depicted as a beardless boy whereas the rest of his followers had beards. Dude liked em young.
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Anonymous ID: FmWXf78zUnited States
7/26/2025, 4:38:22 AM No.511382479
Youre all spooks on this board.
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YHWH-Elyon El Ruach !/T2Ij.GdEAID: Y4P8lsarUnited States
7/26/2025, 4:38:25 AM No.511382484
>>511382431
What would you say to my face?
Anonymous ID: l3yG0li3United States
7/26/2025, 4:40:37 AM No.511382618
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>>511382479
some of us are excited.
Anonymous ID: kubC1RacUnited States
7/26/2025, 4:43:00 AM No.511382762
>>511382321 (OP)
What about it
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Anonymous ID: kTy0Bh9nUnited States
7/26/2025, 4:58:56 AM No.511383694
>>511382762
Well I've been thinking:
most of the time when the notion of religious belief comes up I tend to have the worst impression or gut feelings of it.
For example, the idea in Christianity of attending church but moreover that God is always watching you and ready to kick your fucking ass.
That bothers me

the point is, it's not possible to progress beyond this basic impression. No amount of blab or theological/spiritual 'exploration', meditation, prayer or discussion is able to dispel this

Basically what I'm saying is:
religious belief appears to me to be (on the individual-human scale) a form of paranoid schizophrenia, and (on the mass societal scale) a form of authoritarian control.
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Anonymous ID: 9sXXEPAnUnited States
7/26/2025, 5:09:42 AM No.511384412
>>511382321 (OP)
Gods are abstract representations of the peoples who worship them. Cut out the middle-man and worship your people directly.
Worship your god by honoring your people and their ancestors.
Perform good works by doing good for your people.
Return to your people, white man.
Anonymous ID: kTy0Bh9nUnited States
7/26/2025, 5:10:12 AM No.511384439
bump
Anonymous ID: 9sXXEPAnUnited States
7/26/2025, 5:12:18 AM No.511384570
>>511383694
>religious belief appears to me to be (on the individual-human scale) a form of paranoid schizophrenia, and (on the mass societal scale) a form of authoritarian control.
I don't believe in supernatural gods, but if you introspect you might find this feeling comes from the desire to be free of responsibility to others.