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I think our ego (the self we grow through our daily experiences) dies, and is no more. But our core remains and is reborn, and that we are indeed sentient after death. There are just too many things that point to this fact. But i am curious to discuss the point with those that care to engage.

Disclosure: i am not a religious faggot.

I think our ego (the self we grow through our daily experiences) dies, and is no more. But our core remains and is reborn, and that we are indeed sentient after death. There are just too many things that point to this fact. But i am curious to discuss the point with those that care to engage. Disclosure: i am not a religious faggot.

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You still didn't address the fundamental question: with some sort of meaningful quantification or other definition, how "were" the first man and woman? Were they blessed? Cursed? Purely neutral?

What was their birth based on?

The universe isn't millions upon millions of generations old. The Uncreated has told us how it went down, that we are destined to die ONCE, and then [face] judgement...

You really are lost.

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He has told us through what medium? The (((Bible)))?

The first man and woman were beings in the hue of man, but with a consciousness we today would fall over and worship as godlike.. But they were the pristine origins of Man.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

You dismissing it out of hand because of the ethnicity of most of the writers is absolute folly.

So these godlike forerunners - they must have screwed up pretty badly (though, according to whose law) for us to be such retards now.

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Screqed up by being to trustworthy. Yes.

Ethnicity has nothing to do with religion of the keikel. Faggot.

The book was translated. Ever heard of the term; "lost in translation"