touch foxglove NOW 
It's day three of me literally just posting wholesome bible verses to /r/Christianity, and the """Christians""" are tired of this tomfoolery 
https://old.reddit.com/r/Christianity/comments/una3tv/before_i_formed_you_in_your_mothers_body_i_chose?sort=controversial
Pictured: BelayMoon, HeyMoon's alter-ego, replying to (((methodists))) on /r/Christianity
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alright, have a blessed day, peace β
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This is worse then men commenting on ask women
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literally. it's a complete joke of a subreddit, filled to the brim with subconscious self-loathing for being a Christian, and people stumbling over each other to prove they are one of the "good ones". it is an example of the "buffet-line" of American culture completely destroying something by allowing people to be everything at once, and therefore nothing.
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Itβs not unique to Americans, although Burgers are bad in particular about not looking at the big picture and avoiding and personal discomfort regardless of potential benefits.
Belief systems change, otherwise weβd still be making burnt offerings to God or practicing Aryanism. Once the Bible was published in the vernacular, the word was more accessible and people were less bound by any one doctrine.
Still, anyone who posts on Plebbit seems to fall over themselves to adhere to whatever the group consensus is, probably a result of the updoot system and lust for fake internet pointarinos
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yeah this is true. it's just that we have a tendency to bastardize everything and turn it into fricking mcdonalds, lmao. Like look at how we butchered eastern mysticism into "dude peace lmao".
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