>>1591816

I say continue with your investigation on understanding how the universe REALLY works, but remember what we were taught:

"If those who lead you say, 'See, the Kingdom is in the sky,' then the birds of the sky will precede you. If they say to you, 'It is in the sea,' then the fish will precede you. Rather, the Kingdom is inside of you, and it is outside of you. When you come to know yourselves, then you will become known, and you will realize that it is you who are the sons of the living Father. But if you will not know yourselves, you dwell in poverty and it is you who are that poverty."

• Jesus

Logically, it makes sense:

If God is truly everywhere, then we do not need to look outside to find answers, we can look inward, for we carry with us the essence of God.

>>1591890

Even at the beginning, you show how many don't follow words to their logical conclusions:

>All you will find if you look within is sin.

If God is Everywhere, in Its omnipresence, then it is within me, as well. If it is within me, then there is a piece within me that is without sin, for it is God.

If every part of me is sinful, which would have to be the case if all I find is sin within me, that would mean that even the God part is sinful, which would mean God is sinful.

An impossible assertion.

If you look within and all you find is poverty, that poverty is your own, not God's. If you find sin, then it is of your own doing, not because God naturally put it there.

To not look within is to not learn about one's self. It is to accept ignorance about one's true nature. It is to relinquish control over one's Free Will to another because one does not know themselves.

>>1592130

What if I already accepted those as completely possible and, am in fact, waiting for it to happen at some level?

What if the only part that I have a hard time believing is what I'm supposed to become?

I don't have a problem with winding up in a hospital, anon.

I have a problem with accepting destiny.

As soon as I stepped out that door, I started feeling better. I remember I don't remember in any of this Fate crap. I'm in control of my own life.

>>1592256

And, instead, here you are digging.

I wonder what Truths you found.

I wonder how many you redpilled on purpose or by accident.

>Do you believe in coincidences? - Q

>>1592289

Hahaha. It's fine, anon.

>>1592385

At the very least, the way the cabal has us 'raised' to violent and traumatic slaughter is not the way it should be done.

If we treat animals with disrespect, ire, and disgust and then eat them, we consume disrespect, ire, and disgust.

It becomes a part of us.

That is one part of the Cabal's plan to poison us.

By getting us to integrate suffering into ourselves.

>>1592378

The apple was of supreme knowledge, due to unlocking of the p. gland through artificial means.

It was 'sinful' in that it allowed Adam and Eve to see the true form of reality (it is malleable as long as one has Faith enough to do so) and thereby allowed them to see the False God masquerading as God.

Look at how God is described in the old testament. He is belongs in a pantheon, not as an entity of infinity. He is not the Loving Creator.

The Church destroyed the Gnostics for a reason, anons.

>>1592539

How long do you think they've kept a hold of this technology to use at the right moment?

http://archive.is/9xjiN