The world will always be dystopic, whether in the past, present, or future, humanity is destined to be doomed in the vicious cycle of sin and sufffering until its own extinction. There is objectively no point bringing more people into this world knowing that they will inevitably face and/or realize this reality someday.
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>>512098301 (OP)stupid faggot you have teh power to build an army with your own loins to help make the world a better place but instead you subject yourself to jewish tricks and think masturbating is a much better use of that power.
just kill yourself; you're too far gone. it's really fuckign simple and you can't be arsed to do it
>>512098377>>512098301 (OP)Hmmm truth is between both of you.
So we will always have a underdog. If one side wins they'll get bored decay or be overthrown.
Naive to think history won't repeat because of some tech overlay...it's... still...us
not true. the cycle of evil has been long, but good will triumph
>You are radiant, beautiful and powerful.
>Your love is great and expansive.
>Your rays light up all faces.
>Your bright color causes hearts to live,
>When you fill the Two Lands with your love.
>O’ august God who constructed himself,
>Who made every land and created what is in it,
>All peoples, cattle and animals,
>All trees and all that grows on the ground.
>They live when you rise for them.
>You are mother and father of all that you created.
>>512098301 (OP)Is EVERYONE on this godforsaken site depressed?
The picture here is one of a beautiful and ordered world; created by a beautiful, mighty and august God who is ever concerned for his creation—humans, animals and plants. He brings light and floods the world with love and is indeed “mother and father (in that order) of all that you make.” This is clearly a portrait of mothered-fathered world, given life, love beauty and goodness by the Divine.
This sense of ordered goodness, of the world being grounded in Maat, though clearly more expansively expressed in the 18th Dynasty and afterwards, is nevertheless apparent from the Old Kingdom. The Pyramid Texts speak of heaven being at peace and earth being in joy because Maat is in its place.
The spiritual and ethical impact of Ma'at, then, was one of giving the ancient Egyptians a sense of being-at-home in the world, a world in which evil could never be dominant for long and right would always be triumphant. In other words, consciousness of Ma'at in the world provided a sense of confidence that right would eventually triumph regardless of evil, disorder or other negatives in the world. It is this confidence that led the ancient Egyptians to praise Ma'at for its durability, worth and effectiveness and its ability to provide the good life in this world and the next. Such was the faith in the power and effectiveness of Ma'at.
This faith in the power and effectiveness of Ma'at and the goodness it implies, does not mean that there was no recognition of the reality of evil. On the contrary, the sacred texts of ancient Egypt recognize the continuing presence of evil as a part of reality, but they are equally sure of its defeat. Ma'at accepts no moral dualism. Apophis, enemy of Ra, or Seth, enemy of Osiris, are real forces of evil and discord, but they are inevitably defeated as the texts constantly express and reaffirm. Likewise, all forms of evil in the world are defeated and those who assume these qualities come to no good end.
>>512098377This world is nothing and it never has been. If there was anywhere to go we would be there already.
