Anonymous #2 2w

I think people are entitled to their beliefs in the supernatural, that includes also ppl who don’t. Bc when I see kids with brain cancer I have a tough time believing there’s a cosmic man from 2000 years ago watching over us

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Anonymous #3 2w

One who could also cure illness with a touch, mind you. But that was only for the handful of ppl living around the streets in Jerusalem for a few months, I guess

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Anonymous #3 2w

Any time a war or mass shooting happens, brutal deaths on film (Russian brick incident) etc. I'm reminded of my once Catholic great grandfather, who decided God was fake at age approx. 30.

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Anonymous #2 2w

Ppl like to explain away acts of evil as results of sin. But then they also apply this to disease. In children. Yeah I’m sure my buddy’s little brother died of medulloblastoma at age 10 bc a naked lady ate an apple. That explains it

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Anonymous #3 2w

It just doesn't add up. That's all. There's too many aspects for it to be that simple.

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