The truth is something that is granted by God. Rejecting the truth is like rejecting God. Wishing is rejecting the truth, it's a kind of heresy.
Throw away your heretical ideas and come back to the truth of God.
I reject your god and I embrace the truth.
shareIt’s fucking Wishmaster, OP dipshit.
The Lord God answers prayers. Prayers are fervent, focused, conscious, heartfelt pleas to Yahweh. A wish is an unfocused trivial hope.
Yeah. I know you don’t know who Yahweh is. He is the Hebrew pronunciation of Jehova.
Please stay out of theological discussions.
And no one “rejected truth.” They RENOUNCED THEIR WISH. Clean out your ears.
Rejecting the truth and wishing are the same thing. Wishing is equivalent to fantasizing about some mis-truth such as wishing that the master is "equal" to the slave. It's not true that the master is equal to the slave, that inequality is a feature of reality granted by God. There are God given disparities in IQ.
Renouncing the wish is equivalent to not making the wish in the first place and therefore not rejecting the truth in the first place.
prayer = asking for a wish.
did you just make an argument pro-slavery? WTF?
I'm not pro-slavery. I'm pro-truth. The truth is that inequality exists and that is the natural order granted by God.
share" some mis-truth such as wishing that the master is "equal" to the slave." this is 100% proslavery, god or no god.
The natural order is not granted by God. It's "granted" by nature, evolution, etc.
Your god doesn't even exist ...
Slavery is an abstraction. It doesn't exist. I cannot be pro-slavery or anti-slavery.
shareTell that to the slaves.
Are you denying the truth about thousands of years of slavery?
And you just used the "masters and slaves cannot be equal" trope. That's you not only acknowledging slavery but even promoting it. Sorry.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/countries-that-still-have-slavery
https://theconversation.com/slavery-is-not-a-crime-in-almost-half-the-countries-of-the-world-new-research-115596
Do you even know what slavery means? I certainly don't know what it means. When I talked about the slave I am simply referring to the myth of slavery.
Let me ask you this. If somebody tells where the gold is and somebody else goes and mines that gold, who is the intelligent one who deserves the gold? Is it the person who moved his body or the person who used his intellect?
Slaves never produced anything in their lives. They are only machines, no different from a lawnmower or rake. It is the master who moves objects and creates values, using his intellect. A Marxist like you will never understand this. That is to say that that the Marxist like you will never understand the truth.
You will forever hold on to the wish that the slave is good and the master is bad. You will hold on to wish that the slave creates and the master exploits. Infact, it is the slave who exploits the master's intellect. The slave eats the masters food and lives in dormitories provided by the master and then the slave wishes that it has done a lot. The slave wishes to be equal to the master. That will never come to pass as long as God exists.
God will preserve the right, God will preserve the truth.
its worth noting: slavery is not a crime in my country because it was never an issue. We have never in known history had slaves. So not being a crime does not mean its happening.
shareRegardless who grants natural order, you have to admit that people are not equal on neither physical nor mental levels.
share"I reject your reality and substitute my own."
shareWhy did Patty feel the need to basically repeat the same wishing scene again and again? Max with the Arab guy, Max with the President, Max with the military guard, Max with his business partner etc. Just fucking weird. And once the person made a wish Max could then choose to wish something from them? It all got very confusing and annoying.
I'm thinking Patty Jenkins is a fucking moron.
according to occam's razor she's probably is
shareWishing is the same as hoping. You don't pin your life on wishes or hopes, just like you don't pin your life on prayers, but they help you get through when hard work doesn't pay off.
shareWhen did the word "cringe" become an adjective?
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