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Hell The Landfill: Derailments Found Here!

oh yeah noah was like 600 years old btw
so how the hell did life expectancy shorten so greatly?
Once again, a mystery to us, but that can still be interpreted through the word of God, in scripture (scripture contains what is necessary for our faith, so wonders like this, which are "to-the-side" in our heads because of how particular they are, aren't always utterly answered, but we can still interpret things and find a satisfying conclusion, usually). If you'd want a more "scientific" conclusion, one answer could be that humans slowly developed further corruptions (from the fall of man, which corrupted the entire universe with the first sin, therefore including our genetics) overtime, so defects eventually developed at a higher rate that made us more susceptible to disease and ailments. In addition, if we look to scripture, in Genesis, we can see that, following Noah and the flood, God soon sets a limit to human age, with the words:
>My Spirit shall not abide in man forever, for he is flesh: his days shall be 120 years. - Genesis 6:3
Reasoning for this could be that He did not seek man to sin for even further time in a life, for, if just a century or less could produce so much sin for man to bear, another century, or even further ones, would only produce even further sins out of the growing population of souls on the planet. God's spirit is what gives us life, which is why He also says that it won't abide in us forever (i.e we won't be forever in this mortal plane in our mortal bodies). We see quite clearly that this change happens just after the flood, so, God, now in the time where Noah's sons shall spread throughout the planet, does this most likely from how I've explained it here; a limit on life is a limit to one's capacity of evil, so people would not multiply their evils as their centuries of life continued, if that makes much sense.
 
only the non white people do that like india uhh timbucktoo and winnipeg all of those

none of those ppl are white so they deserve to be punished for giving too much birth

most white people like me don’t like too much birth okay
you don't like births because you are a faggot
 
over population isn’t a thing
If you think the world is not overpopulated, you are a spiritual pajeet.

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Once again, a mystery to us, but that can still be interpreted through the word of God, in scripture (scripture contains what is necessary for our faith, so wonders like this, which are "to-the-side" in our heads because of how particular they are, aren't always utterly answered, but we can still interpret things and find a satisfying conclusion, usually). If you'd want a more "scientific" conclusion, one answer could be that humans slowly developed further corruptions (from the fall of man, which corrupted the entire universe with the first sin, therefore including our genetics) overtime, so defects eventually developed at a higher rate that made us more susceptible to disease and ailments. In addition, if we look to scripture, in Genesis, we can see that, following Noah and the flood, God soon sets a limit to human age, with the words:
>My Spirit shall not abide in man forever, for he is flesh: his days shall be 120 years. - Genesis 6:3
Reasoning for this could be that He did not seek man to sin for even further time in a life, for, if just a century or less could produce so much sin for man to bear, another century, or even further ones, would only produce even further sins out of the growing population of souls on the planet. God's spirit is what gives us life, which is why He also says that it won't abide in us forever (i.e we won't be forever in this mortal plane in our mortal bodies). We see quite clearly that this change happens just after the flood, so, God, now in the time where Noah's sons shall spread throughout the planet, does this most likely from how I've explained it here; a limit on life is a limit to one's capacity of evil, so people would not multiply their evils as their centuries of life continued, if that makes much sense.
hmm
another thing that people get wrong, or tend to bring up is how old the earth is according to the bible cross referenced with the actual age of the universe and how humans have existed for over 300,000 years with our recorded history only being 1% of that time o algo. could be a plothole or not but i dont really care, i dont really believe that god isn't real or that some parts of the bible are untrue at all, but it's somewhat fun to think about in a sense that we'll never get like a bible 2 or something like that.

like god has been around for so long, telling people to do shit to prove their worth and stuff but we don't have a 2024 edition of the bible or anything like that, like the future of the earth just doesn't have anything to do with god. i mean what if a huge giant comet was to hit earth and kill us all, is that god's doing? why aren't we writing the bible more these days like can you imagine the scriptures like "And Kamala said to Thomas Crooks, shoot him quickly and you will be sent to heaven. Thomas aimed his rifle, but alas, he missed. For it was the will of God, who had gracefully shown Mister Trump the Illegal Immigration chart, which moved his head to safety. God made his presence known and Thomas Crooks was swiftly sent to hell"

like that'd be awesome
 
hmm
another thing that people get wrong, or tend to bring up is how old the earth is according to the bible cross referenced with the actual age of the universe and how humans have existed for over 300,000 years with our recorded history only being 1% of that time o algo. could be a plothole or not but i dont really care, i dont really believe that god isn't real or that some parts of the bible are untrue at all, but it's somewhat fun to think about in a sense that we'll never get like a bible 2 or something like that.

like god has been around for so long, telling people to do shit to prove their worth and stuff but we don't have a 2024 edition of the bible or anything like that, like the future of the earth just doesn't have anything to do with god. i mean what if a huge giant comet was to hit earth and kill us all, is that god's doing? why aren't we writing the bible more these days like can you imagine the scriptures like "And Kamala said to Thomas Crooks, shoot him quickly and you will be sent to heaven. Thomas aimed his rifle, but alas, he missed. For it was the will of God, who had gracefully shown Mister Trump the Illegal Immigration chart, which moved his head to safety. God made his presence known and Thomas Crooks was swiftly sent to hell"

like that'd be awesome
I think Saint Augustine was right on creation. In that while everything in the universe was created instantaneously, the six day figure is only metaphorical.
 
I feel like one of the biggest things we need to do as of right now is set aside the belief of god and christanity and start looking into whether or not Santa Claus actually exists. I'm fairly certain that he is real.
I think Saint Augustine was right on creation. In that while everything in the universe was created instantaneously, the six day figure is only metaphorical.
Makes more sense to me o algo
I'd rather believe that god just willed the universe into existence than fucking "uhhh virtual particles, yeah. its science chud."
 
Made a nerdcore album during convid because I was bored and a bunch of beta males allowed their government to shut down public areas while they wore mouth diapers and got injected with death troon cult chemicals..

I wrote / created this entire album in less than a week.
I specifically want to make a sound collage (plunderphonics) album.
 
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