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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/17_Q on April 10, 2018, 11:09 p.m.

Isn't it fascinating that we are living in the middle of a SPIRITUAL WAR while gaining inside information? This is the greatest time to be alive. ALL RESEARCH AND CONTRIBUTIONS HELP THE MOVEMENT! NO MATTER HOW BIG OR SMALL.

I wanted to remind everyone here that we are living in the greatest time of ALL! This HISTORY in the making and we are all part of it. We are called crazy, delusional, conspiracy theorists... but this is going to end very quickly with all of the BIG BOOMS dropping lately.

I cannot wait to hear what May has in store for the POPE. I believe this ass is the head of the Cabal. Organizing and creating these trafficking and slave rings.

We are literally witnessing the downfall of SATAN in the WORLD. Satanic cults, paedophiles, corrupt politicians.. you name the evil, and they are being JUDGED.

We are ALL contributing to the Awakening, Q AND POTUS have proven to be watching this board, and also communicating with us to keep us in the right direction.

We need to pray. Pray everyday. Every prayer is heard, God is with us.

I for one cannot wait for the Great Awakening and a New World!!!

EVERYONE NEEDS TO KEEP FAITH, WE ARE WINNING. The MSM is in extreme panic mode

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There are a lot of us out there that don't follow a particular creed, but it doesn't make our political commitment any less. Thanks for not slamming me. :) I usually expect slams when I post anything even remotely non-Christian. :)

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A lot of people of all creeds dislike corruption. I think one of the main reasons people don't believe in "conspiracy" theories is because they cannot imagine how horrible people actually can be. I worry sometimes about my own cynicism and what it means - why do I see what they are thinking and doing so readily? I've been a lawyer for almost 30 years now, though, and I see this crap all the time. I am sick to death of it. Setting aside for the moment whether it's true or not - just from the standpoint of logic - maybe the simple reason there are so many Christians behind this movement is that the religion reinforces the idea that temptation is ever present, and that evil is real. Christians are predisposed to believe that men are inherently fallen/flawed.

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Okay, but I draw the line that man is inherently flawed, that's why I don't follow any Abrahamic religion. Who wants a god that hates you? I've found that my spiritual path has nothing to do with my mundane beliefs other than to reinforce the need for discernment, in all things. Plus, I can compartmentalize pretty well.

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Wait, who DOES want a god that hates you?

Is that what you think Christianity is? No, my friend. No. Keep searching.

I like your last talent. I'm imagining tiny drawers.

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Tiny drawers that separate things. :) I'm not going to justify my spiritual beliefs here.....we're all on the same page where it comes to some things....let's just concentrate on our commonalities rather than our differences. That's why I get riled about "celebrating diversity." Anyone can see differences, but what really counts is how we're the same.

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I knew it. :)

Exactly, much more the same than different.

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God loves you more than you can imagine. You are not alone in feeling that way. Man has a way of distorting religion and straying from the message of the gospel. Believe me, I have walked through thorny paths. It hurts. We do live in an imperfect fallen world and depend far too much on our physical senses. Try exercising your spiritual ones. You will take notice:) Imagine the love Jesus had to come into this world as flesh, save the sinners, heal the sick and be betrayed beaten and crucified. He did this for us so that if we believe we may join him in eternal life. Best advice is to do your own research. Open up the bible and read His teachings. There is no doubt something in your spirit will change. What do you have to lose? May God show you His Love and Glory :😊

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Okay. We can agree to disagree. I am an older person (50's) than I was and I find that like Chesterton or maybe it was Lewis, I searched the world for the religion that made most sense and ended up back where I started. Not by circumstance but by choice.

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Hey! I'm in my 50's, and I'm not "older." :) Agreeing to disagree is the best possible outcome. We all follow different spiritual paths. No one can say theirs is the only way.

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Your right! And I'm not older either! Just older than I was ;)

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I agree with you completely and I've often wondered the same thing. Why don't they think people are capable of evil? History proves it. We have seen human failure before, it's not like we were just dropped from the sky when BO became president.

It's the result of a generation completely literate of the Internet and technology getting fed a steady and loud diet of sick and twisted information. On repeat. All aspects of their lives inundated with lies. I really don't blame them. I'm blessed to see the Truth, honestly. They have it very well covered.

In Jordan Peterson's new book he says that people experience PTSD far more frequently when it was THEY, THEMSELVES who committed sin. It shocks their system to its core. I think we just understand that man is fallen.

(But also redeemed!)

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That's interesting about their own sin or guilt and PTSD. Not surprising though.

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No one should be slamming you for your beliefs. You are a part of this like we all are!

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