>>25319094
Journey to the Mind of God

By dropping him. Mysticism babble that cannot ever be proven and relies on confirmation bias.

>>25319872
Ironically, mysticism is perhaps the only part of religion that can be proven, because you can just try it out yourself. The moment you start discounting your own experiences, you're essentially calling yourself a schizo just to stick to materialism. An unworthy sacrifice if there ever was one.

>>25319872
>confirmation bias
you mean synchronicity. that is a real thing.
>cannot ever be proven
completely subjective from person to person

>>25319878
Christianity is an explicit and revealed religion and all attempts at relgious mysticism should be dropped as attempts to probe the mind of God in a manner that hasn't been approved of.
>For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the Lord.
For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways, and my thoughts than your thoughts.

>>25319990
Mysticism has been at the heart of Christianity from the start. Obviously it's not supposed to be done in a manner where you become an astral tourist into the Most High, but I don't know that this is the kind of mysticism we're talking about.

>>25320022
>Mysticism has been at the heart of Christianity from the start
There's always been mystical elements of the faith but one is supposed to accept those mysteries qua mysteries rather than A) delving into them a la Traditionalist esotericism or B) rationalizing them away like the churches of the radical reformation were wont to do.

>>25319990
Look at this cauterized goycuck.

>>25320562
Get thee gone demon.