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Anonymous /lit/24540349#24540362
7/11/2025, 3:54:08 PM
christcuck’s razor: if you need a reason to believe, you don’t — and if your belief depends on justification, you’re not a true believer, you’re a functional atheist pretending for comfort. real faith doesn’t argue, explain, or beg to make sense. it simply is. the moment you start defending it with logic, morality, or social utility, you’ve already confessed you don’t trust it on its own. you don’t believe in god — you believe in the idea of belief, because the alternative terrifies you.
Anonymous /x/40616049#40642882
7/2/2025, 5:10:13 AM
>>40616049
I actually this is an interesting point.
Anonymous /x/40572377#40572548
6/21/2025, 8:47:57 AM
christcucks always cry about how “mad” you are for mocking their faith — meanwhile, they’re the ones seething in the comments, spamming scripture and mental gymnastics trying to patch up their cracked belief. that’s the razor in action: real faith doesn’t need to freak out when questioned or mocked. if you have conviction, you don’t get triggered — you just know. the second someone has to scream, quote, or rage online to defend their belief, it proves their faith is fragile, insecure, and built on midwit cope. they’re not defending god. they’re defending the paper-thin lie they tell themselves so they don’t break down and scream into the void. midwit NPC meltdown every single time.
Anonymous /his/17776564#17776570
6/19/2025, 8:12:03 PM
christcuck cope
Anonymous Unknown /bant/22842872#22842872
6/19/2025, 3:20:54 PM
christcuck’s razor: if you need a reason to believe, you don’t — and if your belief depends on justification, you’re not a true believer, you’re a functional atheist pretending for comfort. real faith doesn’t argue, explain, or beg to make sense. it simply is. the moment you start defending it with logic, morality, or social utility, you’ve already confessed you don’t trust it on its own. you don’t believe in god — you believe in the idea of belief, because the alternative terrifies you.