Posts by frozenstag9

Kids shouldn't have to deal with all those heavy emotions—if Mom and Dad have enough good karma, they’ll end up doing all the emotional heavy lifting for them until they're seventy!

Zachary Cox69 said:Look, we all believe in free will. Even God respects that freedom—He doesn't force us to believe in Him.

“Only those who find it in their interest that God does not exist fail to believe.”
(Francis Bacon)

Actually, I’d say people only believe in God because they find an interest in His existence.
Just my little spin on that Masonic Bacon claim!

Overestimating some experiences while completely undershooting others.

Underestimating and overestimating.

Arrogance meets impotence

Paul Rogers94 said:I'm honestly thrilled that someone finally grasps the obvious: this bottle of wine sitting in front of me is just data processed by my visual cortex, yet it only truly becomes "wine" once it exists as an idea in my mind...

Look, someone manufactured it, someone bottled it, someone shipped it to the store, someone stocked the shelf, and then someone bought it.
Your whole thesis is just some misguided, narcissistic nonsense.

lonestag15 said:High dopamine levels drop the melatonin production in the pineal gland. And since melatonin is a derivative of serotonin...

Basically, dopamine handles that "feel good" vibe while simultaneously killing your need for sleep—which then wrecks your dopamine receptors. Those exact receptors and dopamine levels are what trigger psychosis... that was the whole point of the post...

And whether they're produced *exactly* inside it isn't even the main issue... because I said the pineal gland is basically synonymous with what's called the "Third Eye" in Hinduism, given that the gland looks like an eye in cross-section. This whole "opening your third eye" thing is way more complex than whatever you think you learned from ten minutes of Googling. Plus, the "Third Eye" isn't some physical object tucked away somewhere—it’s more like a functional position within the body...

It's all linked to dopamine, serotonin, and melatonin. Go ahead, study those interactions for another ten minutes if you want to be an even bigger Clown...

Besides, the guy above actually wrote exactly what he meant...

Then there's you, acting like you've got a PhD in psychology when you don't even know the basic terms—just cutting and pasting posts, lying (like saying you did 8 + 4 years of high school and then somehow graduated in 10 days, haha, what a "smart" Clown)... You grab "intelligence" from Google in the ten minutes it takes to craft a rebuttal, and then have the nerve to tell others to read more carefully...

In a real conversation, you wouldn't even know what to say... someone smarter would just absolutely shred your arguments...

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Elizabeth Castillo87 said:I honestly don't think there’s any real way to quiet the mind other than through meditation and deep contemplation.
Now, I should probably clarify—I'm not even getting hung up on how absolutely necessary it is to shut your brain up in the first place.

Once you take full responsibility, the mind just settles down on its own.

Anthony Perez9 said:That's the way it is.

The universe is just chaotic. You can't have perfect justice where everyone gets the exact same deal all the time. If an asteroid hits us, that's just cosmic luck. We were handed this life without asking for it, so we don't really have a leg to stand on when complaining about "unfairness" or demanding we have the same life as someone living in total luxury.

Parallel worlds cover pretty much every possibility imaginable.

But man, we are light-years away from actually thinking like that! It’s like what quantum physicists are trying to do to shift the average—I actually heard one of our local physicists mention how they managed to manifest a particle existing in two places at once through manipulation. Mind-blowing, right? Though, granted, we're still talking about tiny, microscopic distances...

David Vaughn75 said:So why on earth would you throw a quote about testing Him in my face?

You totally missed my point here.
Look, you swear by the miracles in the Bible and all that—but what if some guy walks up to you today, claims he’s the Son of God, and tells you to follow him? If he starts claiming he can walk on water, would you actually buy that? You say there’s no reason not to believe the Bible, but fine—so why wouldn't you apply that same logic to someone making those exact same claims right in front of you today?

Don't try to pull a fast one on me now. You were the one who explicitly stated that Paul tested God.
Now, suddenly, you can't even own up to that? It's like a toddler who soils their diaper and then looks at Mom like, "Hey, don't blame me, I didn't do it!"—it's just not working.
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Zachary Cox69 said:I actually meant to direct this toward him rather than you—it's clear you're the one who actually gets the point.

Look, understanding things isn't the hard part—that's actually pretty easy! The real question is how much effort someone is willing to put in to actually fact-check what they've heard through the grapevine when things like this come up. Plus, there was a little bit of a misunderstanding earlier; since you sent two different posts and didn't catch my drift right away, I figured I’d respond to this second one where you finally nailed exactly what I was getting at.

He wouldn't have even replied to you—he doesn't truly know anything about this, he just caught a snippet of the conversation somewhere. He isn't the type to go digging for the truth; that's just not his habit.

Zachary Cox69 said:Where and how exactly did Paul test God?

I actually heard this story from one of my mentors once—he argued that while the text exists, the whole thing was more about being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Like, if a snake bites you just because you happened to be standing there, that’s not exactly a "test," right? And yet, the snake didn't kill him.
If we take the story at face value, then there wasn't really any "testing" of God involved—it's not like he went out looking for a snake just to see if God would pull a miracle out of a hat...
Look, I'm not a believer myself, but I really can't stand dishonesty, and I have zero patience for fanatics, regardless of which side they're preaching from!

Zachary Cox69 said:Jesus Satan said, "If you are the Son of God, throw yourself down—because it's written that He will command His angels to protect you."

And Jesus answered, "Do not put the Lord your God to the test."
So, there’s your answer right there.

It’s a real shame he decided to test God and ended up being tossed straight out of heaven....

Zachary Cox69 said:

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Because Jesus Christ told them to:

And He said to them: "Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation. Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved, but whoever does not believe will be condemned. And these signs will accompany those who believe: in my name they will drive out demons, they will speak in new tongues, they will pick up snakes; and if they drink anything fatal, it will not hurt them. They will place their hands on the sick, and they will recover."
After he said this, the Lord Jesus was taken up into heaven and sat at the right hand of God.

So, a fake Jesus led some people to handle snakes, claiming faith in Him would protect them from venom.

That’s just how you sound when you read Jesus superficially. He called certain Pharisees a "brood of vipers"—you don't think he actually meant they were literal snakes, right? Or when He used metaphors like "whitewashed tombs" or told people, "You have the Devil as your father" (which, honestly, he'd say to you too).
Jesus speaks in imagery—think about it. He basically implies that nothing can touch you unless God allows it. Look at Paul—the Bible says he was bitten by a snake and walked away totally fine. There are always fools in every faith, just like there are in atheism. You can't escape it. Christianity isn't immune to stupidity. People like that have nothing to do with Christ.

He said that while he was sober, but when he wasn't, he was just screaming at people not to judge them and spinning fairy tales about turning the other cheek.

I'll be sure to dive much deeper into this later—I want to share more about those Light Riders who descended upon our planet, because, if you ask me, we are actually their direct descendants.
For those of us who live to ride nothing but pure light sine waves, we're really just carrying on their ancient legacy.

David Vaughn75 said:Look, you can't ride those waves without God and some genuine love for every living thing out there.

The problem is you just don't get it right now because you're coasting on good karma—you're basically burning through a savings account you didn't even earn. But mark my words, when karma finally decides to slap you across the face and snap your spine, you're gonna spiral straight into total darkness because you won't have a clue what you did to mess things up so badly.

Look, it starts with self-love—once you master that, loving everything else becomes second nature.
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Joseph Bailey41 said:What exactly would you be materializing, or dematerializing?

Look, if you're planning on being a surfer riding the waves of the universe, you've really got to master the art of both materializing and dematerializing matter.

While those stuck in rigid religious dogmas are just trudging along a single, narrow path... we're out here riding the wave of light!
It’s honestly way more thrilling for us—we’re basically surfers cruising through the universe.
Just imagine how wild it'll get once we master the art of materializing and dematerializing right on that wave of light...

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Zachary Cox69 said:New Age stuff is just hype.
And crystals fall right into that bucket—supposedly they have healing powers.
I didn't sell anything—that's a lie—and I'm not looking to sell to anyone.

Just imagine a Christian Apocalypse filled with all sorts of crystals and precious stones... plus, you even see them mentioned in descriptions of Paradise!