I’m intending to really lay off from even thinking about posting on X for a while and just really focus on rebuilding a worldview again. This can really only be done by being grounded in real life, so I am laying back from posting.
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Saints Plotinus and Spinoza, Ora Pro Nobis!
Replying to @aristophaneet
i don't say this to be callous, i felt very similarly after i apostatized 2 years ago. the breath of empty space can be unbearable sometimes, but if you can find the strength within yourself to carry on, to embrace your fate with love and gratitude, you will flourish like never before
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Heloïse in the Shell retweeted
Replying to @ReasonPilled
I agree. Pure Divine Mystery becomes almost indistinguishable from Atheism & especially Agnosticism in practice. Which is why a degree of disillusionment or blind faith into its genuine personification is necessary for one to live distinctly from the prior two worldviews.
I think sufficient apophaticism leads you to believe that God exists but the way you should believe in Him is virtually impossible to distinguish from like a kind of spiritual atheism
Heloïse in the Shell retweeted
Replying to @ReasonPilled
Honestly I'm not sure how catholics cope with modern bible scholarship. Like, the new testament very clearly has an evolving theology to the point where Jesus wasn't even seen as God in the synoptics.
Having my faith rapidly collapse has been genuinely devastating for my psychological integrity. I’m booking an appointment with campus psychological services before I actually potentially spiral forever
I think the fact that televangelists and Pentecostals can regularly “cure” people of their diseases and the people in the cult think it’s actually a legit miracle when it’s not, should in itself make people wonder how authentic Christ’s healing miracles were
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My Deus? Natura.
My Propositions? Condemned.
My Bible? Not protected from every kind of error.
My Thought? Modern.
My particular determined mode? Boy.
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