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You're an animal, your reason to be alive is to mate with the opposite gender. You are a mammal, so you might have homosexual thoughts, but you also want to mate with a female. Freudian theories make a lot of sense but psychologists don't think it applies to everyone. Anyways, I only know that in the other world I'll be able to marry my ginger princess wife and have children with her.
>>25055629world was made for white people. white people are more beautiful. ca. white people are more beautiful tan any other race.
Moralfags: "You need to do what is MORAL or else ... or else I will insult you!"Me: "Shut the fuck up! I'm trying to watch Millenial brainrot!"https://youtu.be/72CRRj92HcA?si=VYWClJRsScVxt7G_By the way, Millenial brainrot is over 9,000 times better than Gen Alpha brainrot. Gen Alpha brainrot is AI generated. Us Millenials put actual effort into the brainrot that we created using Garry's Mod and/or Photoshop.
>>25055705>white people are more beautiful.Are you sure about that? Some white women are fat ugly dykes. Some white men are The Dud.https://youtu.be/awRGKFUcl_A?si=tmNRCmuboDRQS3c3
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>>25055349You are a lost cause.
>>25055585Maybe, but I'm right. She admitted it herself >>25053420
"Kill yourself, Anon," she whispers softly in your ear.
i got banned from pol and r9k for shitpostin'
>>25055206what was the issue? wasn't it shitty enough or what...
>>25055206fear of missing out
Do Americans really put mayonnaise on a cheeseburger?
However I am in the possession of this bun grill thingy, so it's something
I'mma murder dem buns with fat fucking mayonnaise.
>>25055667>mousesized grill>cleaning with icehow tall are you?
“You must make your choice,” C. S. Lewis wrote in Mere Christianity. “Either this man was, and is, the Son of God, or else a madman or something worse. You can shut Him up as a fool, you can spit at Him and kill Him as a demon, or you can fall at His feet and call Him Lord and God.” Lewis did not always believe this. Born in Belfast on November 29, 1898, Lewis was raised as an Anglican but rejected Christianity during his adolescent years. After serving in World War I, he started a long academic career as a scholar in medieval and Renaissance literature at both Oxford and Cambridge. He also began an inner journey that led him from atheism to agnosticism to theism and finally to faith in Jesus Christ. “Really, a young Atheist cannot guard his faith too carefully,” he later wrote of his conversion to theism in Surprised by Joy. “Dangers lie in wait for him on every side . . . Amiable agnostics will talk cheerfully about ‘man’s search for God’. To me, as I then was, they might as well have talked about the mouse’s search for the cat. You must picture me all alone in that room at Magdalen, night after night, feeling, whenever my mind lifted even for a second from my work, the steady, unrelenting approach of Him whom I so earnestly desired not to meet. That which I greatly feared had at last come upon me. In the Trinity Term of 1929 I gave in, and admitted that God was God, and knelt and prayed: perhaps, that night, the most dejected and reluctant convert in all England.” Two years later, his conversion was completed: “I know very well when, but hardly how, the final step was taken. I was driven to Whipsnade one sunny morning. When we set out, I did not believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, and when we reached the zoo, I did.” Lewis’ conversion inaugurated a wonderful outpouring of Christian apologetics in media as varied as popular theology, children’s literature, fantasy and science fiction.
>>25055197>Either this man was, and is, the Son of God, or else a madman or something worseLewis was wrong. There are plenty of prophets around who are neither madmen nor the Son of God. Lewis knew this but was hellbent on being a troublemaker.According to Islamic teachings, Jesus and Muhammad were both prophets. Nothing more, nothing less.
>>25055597>Why couldn't God, a being outside of the universe create an avatar of themselves within the universe?Just so you know: if you think of Jesus as an avatar of God rather than as God the Son, you're falling into Nontrinitarianism.In a theological way, mainstream Christianity has God be split into three persons: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. God the Father is the one that says "Let there be light" and the Holy Spirit is the one that creates light. God the Father has no appearance, so whenever God presents Himself, it must be in the form of God the Son.God the Son is begotten by God the Father but precedes all existence, so technically God the Father is fully transcendent, even though God the Son is allowed to have a definite form and appearance.The Holy Spirit has no appearance or voice for humans to hear either, which is why Archangel Gabriel had to come before Mary for the Annunciation of Jesus' birth.In a theological sense, within the boundaries of Christian dogma it all "makes sense", in the sense that everything is defined just well enough for everything to fit together (that is to say, no differently from "having" money to buy a car by getting a loan from the bank, which you must pay off over time). However, in a broader philosophical sense gaps start popping up once you begin to question the nature of God and God's relationship with the existing world (going back to the loan metaphor: actually having to pay the loan in the long run by using "real" money earned from a job).1/?
>>25055597 (replying to)>>25055722 (continued from)2/2I often entertain various notions of God, one of which is God as the Great Clockmaker, or the Great Architect of the Universe, and another which is God as the Universe itself. Both of them are somehow compatible with the existence of fixed laws of nature, but neither are compatible with a God that has a human-like personality. The idea of a God with feelings, thoughts, who arbitrarily decides what is good or what is not, and who "cares" but also hands down punishments on humans just sounds like a projection of human feelings and ways of thinking onto the Universe and its origin. We know human kings are like that, but why would the first cause of the universe be like that? Human thoughts and opinions arise from limited knowledge and responses towards external stimuli that cause pleasure or pain, so to ascribe that to a great being that already existed billions of years ago and has mostly created uninhabitable stars sounds difficult to justify.Therefore, as much as Christian theology may have a complete model of the Divine Trinity that is sufficient for its own purposes, it fails to be convincing for those who expect for God to be all-knowing and all-powerful, but find in the Biblical account of God a Being that is often boastful, jealous, and will hold grudges against individuals who use His name in vain or insult His chosen prophets.
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>>25054185People have conversations outside of /b/. It’s very “normie” It’s conventional. Again, This board doesn’t cast a wide net, so even our typical pitch is out of the range you’re accustom to.
>>25055692good luck. i should get to the mall soon, get some fresh shirts at nordstroms.
>>25055699my mall is so shitty but i go there just to walk and get pretzels and look at all the "diversity" in all its beauty... $50k watch stays at home though, they robbed the jewelry store there in broad daylight not long ago. straight up dinner time smash and grab during business hours... those pesky mixed race rowdy teens...
Your mentalization and mental manipulation skills are impressive, what are we without each other though?Sometimes my thermal image will pass the racer if there's heat in front.
and that is the belly of the beast
All is not forgiven, I want it to be, but the actuality is, the whole body agrees, standing against immoral legislation is the only way.
DAY 2 NO GOYNIP LOCK IT IN NIGGER
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAsinine mortalsI'm not writing a rhyme, I'm lazy and tired. You may all feast on my succulent penor.I am hungry.
>>25055343I am the same Bulgarian, which you have been talking to with in the last few thread of your Swiss hubby since https://archive.palanq.win/bant/thread/24951945/ and that thread https://archive.palanq.win/bant/thread/24934546/#q24942036P.S.: I made myself a name, so you know which is which
>>25055378even if we didnt have ID's, flags, and names, i'd be able to figure out who you are :)you have a unique writing style that would be hard to misinterpret as anyone else
There's a star in our galaxy that is dangerously close to becoming a black hole. Its name is PSR J0952-0607, and it is one of the most extreme objects ever discovered. This neutron star spins an incredible 707 times per second, making it one of the fastest-spinning stars known to science. But speed is not what makes it dangerous. The real problem is its mass.Scientists estimate that it contains nearly 2.4 times the mass of our Sun, packed into a sphere only about 20 kilometers wide. Even more incredible, it is still stealing material from a nearby companion star, slowly becoming heavier over time. If it gains just a little more mass, gravity could finally win, causing the star to collapse into a black hole.
Does this mean I'm going to be paying more at the pump?
Just put the ground cowboy meat stew on the tray dude
>>25054717>>25054613https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnOYwGXHlhk
I've been away from /bant/ for some time now and don't really have any intention on coming back. I hope you're all okay and doing better than when I last saw you. Except Mycroft. I hope he's miserable, depressed and in chronic pain.
DAMN. CAPTAIN CURRY IS GOING IN FOR THE KILL.
>sar please do the needful and send penor and bussen
>>25052657yeahyou're not missing too muchbasically became a groundhog day parody
>all frog threads deleted, even the ones that had an actual topic with active discussionsI mean I get why some frog threads get deleted but isn't this excessive?
>>25055595i think that one was meant to make the trannies seethe
>>25055529Frog threads are spam and nothing more. It's a ten-year-old forced meme that is terribly out of date.
>>25055549>frog>random
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>>25045108That's it! I'm digging to Americatown in Beijing!
Mid-thread Lurkers?
>>25051751But instead you found the next best thing :^)Did you expect to see anyone you knew from the /trash/ era?>>25055641Yellow leader standin' by
best way to kys plz thx
>>25055623you aren't being very helpful
>>25055625op needs help that im not qualified to give
live dangerously
