Organized religion embraces systems of abuse sadly. Imagine your parents coming and saying oh well what religion do you want to choose, or do you prefer none?
That is so tough to ask me. I teach my son religion right now. Do I think itâs right not really. I feel like they should know a little bit more about some things. We donât force anything down his throat. Like I said I donât go to church. @JoeCrowe I donât know what to do sometimes. I am a old man I have a very young son. He has saved our marriage. I donât know what else to say
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I donât teach him Christmas I donât believe in that kind of stuff I think every day should be Christmas I think every day should be your birthday I think every day should be Motherâs Day and Fatherâs Day fuck I think every day should be every day. We spend all this money every year on a damn tree that is a pagan ritual. I want to teach my son about decorating a tree I donât believe so. Do I have a problem with trees no I wouldnât be here if I was. Iâm very careful about what he watches on TV. Iâll try to be the best father I can I do not teach hate. But myself I can be that animal in a cage. He doesnât need me. Iâm the one whoâs blessed to have him.
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heh heh I really do know how kick over rocks to see whats underneath. My kid earned her diploma in business admin, and rejected her mothers religion. Made a guy proud and brought a tear to my eye.
Yes, thatâs the entire point.
ok then hereâs the problem with your story, the kid cannot deny reality and stay in VR or they will actually die.
Reality always claps back.
I have seen some stuff in my son this past few years. He is very incredible to be five years old.
This worldâs been crazy is definitely gotten more crazy these past few years. He is very smart. I have a lot to learn about being a father. It is so funny. When he gets older he may not want this old man. Not
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I agree with that statement. No matter how bad my family treated me as a child I still wanted to see them. Now they have rejected my son because we are a mixed couple. Their loss not mine thatâs the only reason I donât talk with them if it wasnât for that I wouldnât be upset. As much. Thereâs still pieces of shit. I didnât have a problem with that just except that you are a piece of shit. Carry on
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Yo, thatâs some crazy systems of abuse dumped on your head. Nuts.
I was talking about my family not you I hope you understand that. Hemp was trying to speak in third person
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for sure! Yah family members are really quick to prey on your mind sometimes. Ugh using things like emotional blackmail.
You take it easy my friend will talk later
There is a thin line between good and bad, wrong and right. In many instances, they are one in the same. Therefore how is a man to judge how another man arrived at his conclusions.
We are constantly reminded of this by the words âamenâ. It may be true, but it was also originally stated by âa manâ. A man beliefs are based on his perception of what the truth is to him.
My wife and I have learned to trust each otherâs perception. We often ask the other, âhey did you see that?â We wait until the other has answered before we tell the other what we saw. Sometimes we donât agree about whatâs it was. But for sure we agree that it was something. Later in a safer place, we try to explain to each other what we thought we saw. And sometimes our answers donât make sense to each other. But we donât argue about that because we respect each otherâs point of view.
For example, a few weeks ago we where returning home from a shopping trip. My wife says, âhey did you see that? What did you see?â . I told her that I saw some type of red light on the ground next to the road. She then tells me that she saw a bigfoot. I told her, that I didnât see that, but letâs turn around and go look to see if it was still there.
Or course it was no longer there, and neither was the light. No we didnât see the same thing, but we didnât call each other a liar either. We know that somethings where only meant for that particular person to see. Or only that person has the ability to see it. So we learned to combine our perceptions so we can witness more things. And we trust what the other says he or she saw regardless if we agree to seeing the same thing. This is just how we do it.
Our Gods or beliefs may not be the same. But at least we believe in something. More importantly, we believe in ourselves.
Not being fooled by reality claims is important. I think the most important aspect of the modern age, when everyone is being prepped to believe in nonsense. It doesnât pay well, just ask james randi. Misinformation and bullshit claims make oodles of loot, go check out âbirds arenât realâ heâs blown the case of believing in nonsense wide open.
I think most of what is presented to us as truth throughout our lives is bullshit and misinformation. Science, religion, all of it. If they have to force you to âlearnâ(accept it is more like it) it, then my spidey senses tell me that isnât right, and it is probably bullshit and/or misinformation.
We must be pretty scary to put so much effort into keeping us in this state.
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Nah you have to learn how to throw yourself at the ground, and miss
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I like that one. Peace my friends. Just remember One Love
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âŚand always remember to bring a towel!
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Got hit by a train â shydiving accident -as a Firefiighter a wall came down on me (traped) - your life does flash before you, ect But when I was "broughtâ back to the living I rememebered nothing but darkness â We will all find out the answer at some point I guess ??? donât now how many lives I have left to use. They say a cat has 9 lives - if true not being a cat I have 7 left !!!