Religious rants

A joke as it may be, a pretty good one too. I hope there's a damn good punchline coming. I don't quite understand where that idea comes from other than trauma. But you're right in the aspect of theory. You could very well be right, this is all just some memory of a distant past. And a future we hope that will never come to be. If you believe it's not real then dying is when you realize it's not some bad dream that'll disappear. I dunno if I sound hostile or not, but I acknowledge your points and how in theory you could be completely right.

You say I could be completely right because you are just remembering what was forgotten. Yes in timeline speaking it is both a memory of past and the future all at the same time. One. Which is in the here and now. A lot of religion teaching speak of it but because of ancient translation it gets tricky. So yes all time is happening in the here and now. Nothing was ever lost but actually forgotten. Forgoten "who you are " I don't claim to be a know it all cause all in honesty I don't.. Science doesn't know it either cause you can't explain it either The universe is constantly expanding

Be aware of the present and not lost in the noise of the facade of life. Perhaps Im misinterpreting, but that is a recurring theme in most religions that seek self reflection and inner peace. The emphasis being on "YOUR" reality or the individual interpretation of what is seen is common as well. It's seeking the truth behind the curtain, so to speak. Life has a way of making us blind, I will admit that. While this may all very well be a game, it's what we know and taking the time to clear the mind of the known tends to lead to revelation in one form or another.

Im sure a toddler subconsciously decides to be mauled by a stray dog somewhere and they dont feel any of it because life is a concept and they arent being mauled by the dog their physical presence is just morphing into a new substance.

There is more to life than any of us actually take the time to think about. In this same second someone has both died and been born. None of us can seem to grasp such a concept, none of us know how we function. What makes us as a clump of cells think the way we do, come up with the stuff we have. You mean to tell me evolution has made us as humans smart enough to launch things in space and explore the galaxy from a screen of vacuum tubes on a display. Yet life has no meaning or concept of reality? There is nobhigher being above us all who has created all of this. The universe simply exists because it does, for no reason at all, and life has just appeared out of no where. What has caused the very first cell to turn into an organism? What has caused those cells to work together to create a single bodied individual?

These guys were talking metaphorically, yo. Sorta how your reality involves your particular flavor of religion and your perception of reality is molded around said belief. It doesn't make what is, any different, just your perception of things. Your first sentence " There is more to life than any of us actually take the time to think about." sums exactly that up. And, life has whatever meaning you want it to have. Do you think one grain of sand in the middle of the beach should hold more value than the billions of others? We used to think the earth was the center of our solar system with our sun circling it, too and that opinion was held by the church for centuries as fact. Evolution does not exclude a god, either.

Hmmmm its almost like the CATHOLIC CHURCH the same church i have been saying has been spewing loads of false stuff is the same church that said earth was the center. Crazy how it came first curcle huh? Cant use that as an argument anymore because i had already said my peace on the catholic church. I just knew the minute you said that that when i searched it up it would have been the catholic church that said that. They can basically say whatever it is they want and people will believe it. Hence why i said pope francis saying gay people can make it into heaven despite that not actually being the case was something i had said long ago.