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>Christians don't determine
We are not determining reality, if I thought Christianity was reality, I wouldn't be here. What we are talking about what has been proven and there's no evidence suggest he took a wife or fathered children.
>I think it's all made up nonsense
If it's made-up nonsense then I don't see the point in arguing about it, but whatever.
>Weird
Take 12 apostles, that gives you six pairs, that fulfills chevruta with Jesus being the 'final arbiter' on what 'God' says. They were outcasts even in Jewish society, and that was already a conquered kingdom under Rome. Let me ask you this, why aren't you married to human? It's weird for a woman not be married at this stage of life, much weirder to be interested into the occult, even more weird to be in a relationship with a spirit. Talking about modern human society, not whatever societies you've discovered.
>lots of people ignore death
Well yeah, until death comes knocking on their door.
>extinguish a single candle
It doesn't have to 'extinguish' it actively, it simply needs to wait for the wicker to go out, and the darkness is infinitely patient. It will let you take your time, express yourself, but you're light can only reach so far, and can only last so long.
>I could look at star charts and tell you the names
Tell an astronomer then.
>owning a planet isn't special
I consider one stellar civilization that has completed a Dyson Sphere to more powerful than a civilization that haphazardly settled a million planetary surfaces. Extreme concentrations of power will dwarf wide-spanning empires. One Matrioshka World could fit quadrillions of people all sustained by stellar lifting or an innumerable simulated agents with s black hole if all the stars died out. Running on a trillionth of the processing power compared to our thinking. When you're living in lightless void you don't really 'care' if time is moving trillions of times faster than you.