>>15813095 (lb)

>The world is a better place when people do the right thing.

Agree 100%. Take it from someone that (at one point in life) lived at the mercy of parishioners. Goodwill (for many) has its limits. The most godly I've met were outside the "church". Ask yourself a simple question, anon. Why did the good work anons are doing here not start there? There has never been a better example of finding the bride outside of brick and mortar than this place, right here. Most "good" people under hypnosis couldn't find God if he posted a selfie on FB/Twitter, but will lash out at this place because they are too blind to know they're blinded.

The warmest people I've ever met knew everything there is to know about the church, and never attend. YMMV, though. We each have a journey to take (subjective experience), and if you believe in God, that journey is yours, and yours alone. Some of us share the experience we have with others looking for patterns, confirmations, and God himself (Truth and objective reality).

>>15813266

Alright… Why?

>>15813453

The reward for sitting at the front of the class is usually being the first to understand the lesson being taught. 4-6% isn't just some prediction. It's a goal.

>>15813299

He's "out of time".

>>15813685

Your precipice isn't their precipice. Subjective experiences, remember?

>>15813809

First time seeing that one. Recently rewatched "Zeitgeist", and got to the part about the towers. The voice recording of the man on the phone with 911 talking about getting stuck between floors, and at about the time this recording depicts that, the man screaming helplessly and the recording cuts. Cried. The people that did this (and the many other crimes) need to meet justice. That's about the only way I can word it.