Why are you all so religious
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You could at least try to read some of the theory that Ray read!
Being a liberal seems a lot less logical in the face of reality.
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@Truth said in Why are you all so religious:
@Norwegian-Mugabe said in Why are you all so religious:
@Hando-Jin false. Almost all the greatest men in history were Christian Aryans. We should therefore produce more Christian Aryans. Atheism is unreasonable. Liberalism is dysgenic. Both atheism and liberalism needs to go.
Hi, There are reports of people who have abused children and practice Christianity, and/or claim to be Christian, and/or are considered Christian, including church people such as deacons, Priests
One report mentions over two hundred thousand cases of child abuse in the French church since 1950,
https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commission_indépendante_sur_les_abus_sexuels_dans_l'Église
just this phenomenon of child abuse by some "christians" within and with out the church is enough to demonstrate that being a "Christian" in it self does not make one tend towards an optimal degree of energy and masculinity
Hi, Catholics are not Christians.
"Christian Aryans" who believe in some sort of racial supremacy are also deluded, but that's a different issue.Short list is they practice idolatry, commune with spirits (devils), worship a woman, call others "father", practice lifelong celibacy (which leads to those cases above).
“But he turned, and said unto Peter, Get thee behind me, Satan: thou art an offence unto me: for thou savourest not the things that be of God, but those that be of men.” (Matthew 16:23, KJV)
“Howbeit in vain do they worship me, teaching for doctrines the commandments of men. For laying aside the commandment of God, ye hold the tradition of men, as the washing of pots and cups: and many other such like things ye do. And he said unto them, Full well ye reject the commandment of God, that ye may keep your own tradition.” (Mark 7:7-9, KJV)
“But whoso shall offend one of these little ones which believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and that he were drowned in the depth of the sea.” (Matthew 18:6, KJV)
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@Truth After Vatican II, the catholic church is not Christian but just a liberal political organization.
It is just a fact that the best people in history were Italian and Germanic Christian artist who managed to transcend the human. Bach, Michaelangelo, and Mozart are good examples. Europe at it's peak was the clear high point in human history and it was driven by Aryan Christianinty. -
@Norwegian-Mugabe said in Why are you all so religious:
@Truth After Vatican II, the catholic church is not Christian but just a liberal political organization.
It is just a fact that the best people in history were Italian and Germanic Christian artist who managed to transcend the human. Bach, Michaelangelo, and Mozart are good examples. Europe at it's peak was the clear high point in human history and it was driven by Aryan Christianinty.Is it your thought that no non catholic true "christian" has committed child abuse in modern times?
You mentioned Bach, michaelangelo, Mozart, did they tend towards an optimal degree of energy, well-being, fertility, if so how do you know?
According to your beliefs, are there things associated with them that contribute considerably to the fact that the majority of people exposed to them tend towards a degree of optimal energy and well-being over the long term?
Thrive for the highest degree of energy
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@Hando-Jin Since 1980-ties neoliberals have been dissolving social structures and lowering/removing moral standards... Populistic/superficial Left also has some fair share in this...
It has gone too far...
Our ecosystems want to counterbalance this... Therefore we have a social need for more constraints and guidelines. Many conflate this need for more structure with introducing religious approaches...A little learning is a dangerous thing ;
Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring :
There shallow draughts intoxicate the brain,
And drinking largely sobers us again.
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@Truth I do not put ultimate value on energy, well-being, & fertility. Like Schopenhauer and that dork Nietczhe after him, I think art is the heighest aim of humanity. Art trancends the will into objectivity. At certain times you can borrow the beatific vision for a moment. I think the adante on Mozart's 21 piano concerto is worth more than some neanderthal man having a high energy level and wanting to get laid(lol). I think it is a mistake to make a metabolic lifestyle the ultimate aim. Peat talked about this too. You want a good health to aid you in achieving your greatest potential. It is good that you attack pedo's though. These people should be publicly sterilized.
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@Norwegian-Mugabe said in Why are you all so religious:
@Truth I do not put ultimate value on energy, well-being, & fertility. Like Schopenhauer and that dork Nietczhe after him, I think art is the heighest aim of humanity. Art trancends the will into objectivity. At certain times you can borrow the beatific vision for a moment. I think the adante on Mozart's 21 piano concerto is worth more than some neanderthal man having a high energy level and wanting to get laid(lol). I think it is a mistake to make a metabolic lifestyle the ultimate aim. Peat talked about this too. You want a good health to aid you in achieving your greatest potential. It is good that you attack pedo's though. These people should be publicly sterilized.
why do you consider "art" to be mankind's highest goal when it's not necessarily associated with a significant increase in the degree of energy, well-being, joy over the long term, either for the person who supposedly made it, or for the people and/or majority of people exposed to it?
how do you measure what is positive and what is negative if not by its impact on the energy, well-being, joy, longevity, fertility of the person and/or the majority of people?
The point about "Christian" child abusers is that it shows that being "Christian" in itself doesn't make you tend towards an optimal Degree of energy and/or Masculinity, without considering other factors
Thrive for the highest degree of energy
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@Truth These people were liberal. Read what I wrote about Vatican II. I have answered your other question previously both in this thread and in a previous thread. See what I wrote about overcoming the will through objectivity. You can also read again the answers I provided you when we discussed this earlier in the other thread. You are bringing up the same points again and again even though you have been given the answers.
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@Norwegian-Mugabe said in Why are you all so religious:
@Truth These people were liberal. Read what I wrote about Vatican II. I have answered your other question previously both in this thread and in a previous thread. See what I wrote about overcoming the will through objectivity. You can also read again the answers I provided you when we discussed this earlier in the other thread. You are bringing up the same points again and again even though you have been given the answers
There are reports of pedophilia by "Christians" before "Vatican 2", Just because you've mentioned some of your beliefs on other threads doesn't mean it's not useful for you to do so here, i don't remember everything you wrote, I don't feel like rereading each of these threads, and I'm not the only reader
You haven't answered if it's your belief that no non-Catholic "true Christian" has committed child abuse in modern times
You say in the small text below your comments "The purpose of art is not the release of a momentary ejection of adrenaline but is, rather, the gradual, lifelong construction of a state of wonder and serenity.", it implies that you think that wonder and serenity on the long term are the highest aim and/or have the most value in life(as you said "art" is, and that the purpose of art is wonder and serenity), serenity is often associated with well being,
Why would you think that serenity is one of humanity's two highest goals (along with wonder) if not because you feel it as well-being and/or because it increases your well-being?
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I'm not, religion is for people who can't accept the slow moving train of science will one day answer the god equation.
But there's a far more fundamental reason why a large religious presence exist on forums. Most - if not all - forums are notoriously right wing. I mean FAR right.
That's because mainstream social media platforms are bombarded by progressives. And up until Elon Musk's takeover of twitter, they were mostly selectively targeted for removal.
And it's not like twitter is right-winged now, there's still MANY progressives voices on their platform, they're just less militant about removing people now. But twitter is just one platform. Most of the others are still heavily progressive.
I dislike progressives and fascists, so I've basically always been a nomad lol. In fact I dislike fascists more. Progressives are typically always idiots, and I don't find them threatening. People like Curtis Yarvin are intelligent and evil, and therefore a formidable enemy.
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@Hando-Jin Ray wasn't Christian? Time to abandon my faith. I am Christian because it's true not because I thought Ray Peat was. You can ask Landshark on twitter about it if you are actually curious. But usually questions like this are in bad faith trying to feign intellectual superiority over people who are Christian
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@Kvirion said in Why are you all so religious:
@Hando-Jin Since 1980-ties neoliberals have been dissolving social structures and lowering/removing moral standards... Populistic/superficial Left also has some fair share in this...
It has gone too far...
Our ecosystems want to counterbalance this... Therefore we have a social need for more constraints and guidelines. Many conflate this need for more structure with introducing religious approaches...The only social topic Christians can talk about is abortion
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@Hando-Jin said in Why are you all so religious:
The only social topic Christians can talk about is abortion
It's most probably a power grab...
BTW As a society, we have mostly lost the ability to discuss sensitive topics.There was a research paper in Nature, that great religions usually appear after the rise of larger cities/civilizations - as an invisible policeman with divine authority was needed to maintain order...
Most people are unable to create their code of ethics, they prefer to (mostly superficially) obey (predefined) religious rules to be part of a crowd/flock. Religions are also a tool to effectively force citizens to obey... As non-religious laws failed (have been corrupted) in many ways...
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@reformedski said in Why are you all so religious:
@Hando-Jin Ray wasn't Christian? Time to abandon my faith. I am Christian because it's true not because I thought Ray Peat was. You can ask Landshark on twitter about it if you are actually curious.
No, I don't think Ray ever thought of himself as a Christian. He criticized them.
But usually questions like this are in bad faith trying to feign intellectual superiority over people who are Christian
I just get bored of so many threads turned into a bible study group. I think it's bad manners.
Religious people being oblivious to how overbearing they can be is nothing new I suppose.
I'm also genuinely curious as to why 'peaters' bother with religion when it's obviously of so little practical value.
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@Hando-Jin said in Why are you all so religious:
I'm also genuinely curious as to why 'peaters' bother with religion when it's obviously of so little practical value.
There is some evidence which suggests that spirituality and religion can help people cope with stress. Spirituality and religion can provide a sense of meaning and purpose and a community of support. These things can help manage stress by giving people a sense of control and hope...
A little learning is a dangerous thing ;
Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring :
There shallow draughts intoxicate the brain,
And drinking largely sobers us again.
~Alexander Pope, An Essay on Criticism -
@Hando-Jin Anyone who knows the real versions of Ancient History (most people don't), knows that all religions are different variations of true stories that occurred (The fact of the matter is God is real and Ancient civilizations on Earth had deep connections with the spiritual realm that is in fact, real).
Why did Ancient civilizations around the world make human sacrifices regularly to entities that seem to be "mythical"? Were they all just a bunch of brain-dead cavemen or do they know something that you don't? Think about it. Who could've taught them to engage in such practices?
The Powers that Be are extremely religious themselves, although most people are not really too familiar with the religious secrets they hold dear or the kind of relationship they have with God (so much so that they make sacrifices to God and are well educated in the secrets of Ancient History).
We all like to think of the Universe as energy, correct? So why would you neglect the spiritual realm when it is indeed energy as well and you have the power to connect with spiritual entities for various purposes ? (Energy, Blessings, Protection, etc.)
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@JamesGatz
This is just too true.
Ever since I started feeding my cat grass fed organs I have all sorts of weird cats I’ve never seen near my house before coming to the window and trying to attack my cat. Definitely something else other than what we are with our eyes. The order of events doesn’t make sense any other way...
Sometimes I’ll feel a cold gust of air in the house and my cat comes running to me.. He will just be looking all around as if there’s something he sees that we can’t.
Then we have all the synchronicities that happen in our lives, seeing certain numbers etc.. I don’t know how people don’t see there is something else to our world, it’s definitely not just ‘cope’.
