stuporman wrote:At this point I wouldn't be surprised if Jesus returns before a Mitchell trade get finalized...

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stuporman wrote:At this point I wouldn't be surprised if Jesus returns before a Mitchell trade get finalized...



Guano wrote:DOT wrote:KnixinSix wrote:You die by faith on the Cross with Christ as he is the way, the truth, and eternal life and are born again by the Holy Spirit just as Christ was resurrected anew.
Yeah, this is what I mean, right
To someone with no context or knowledge of how this all works, this would sound pretty bonkers.
I remember being a kid sitting in church hearing this stuff and being blown away that grown adults believed this stuff. And then thinking there was something fundamentally wrong with me cause I couldn't buy into it.

NoDopeOnSundays wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:Banchero was destroying Mitchell the other day lol
But, I was told he got a 6'10" wingspan so his defense shouldn't have allowed that to happen.

Clyde_Style wrote:NoDopeOnSundays wrote:Dave DaButcher wrote:Knicks forum discusses the merits of spirituality, metaphysics and the brotherhood of man. Jazz forum discusses the merits of slavery.
Easy to understand why Donovan is so excited for this trade.
Melo and I are the reason for that, unless you're talking about murdering your brother, then that would be Chanel and Guan0.
So, let met understand this. Are you guys saying there was a Pro Slavery proponent debating an Anti Slavery advocate on the Jazz board? Or was it more like: Slavery. Discuss!
thebuzzardman wrote:Just stuff IQ or Grimes, 5 picks, at least 3 Knicks unprotected, into a bag, ship to Salt Lake City and let's get this sh*t over with.
All our time being consumed while Brock Aller shakes Ainge down for 5 future 2nd round picks in the 2030s and Ainge keeps insisting on 10 Knick first round picks.
Get this sh*t done, you two weird f*cks.
3toheadmelo wrote:Lol apparently Randle won 6th man of the year and Richard Jefferson is going at Knicks fans for it lmfao

thebuzzardman wrote:stuporman wrote:At this point I wouldn't be surprised if Jesus returns before a Mitchell trade get finalized...


KnixinSix wrote:stuporman wrote:Guano wrote:
I've found not believing in an afterlife or higher power has made this, life and the present, more meaningful because this is all I have. It's also connected me to future generations because I want to leave this place better for others to enjoy.
And I've always hated Pascals wager. Insurance based faith.
Gekko can save you %15 on your eternal hell in 15 mins....
What if the grand purpose was to become one with God. Not even later on when you go to heaven but right now. What if that was the price of the Cross. It was not so one day we could go to heaven but that Kingdom reality the very nature of God could live and breathe in us right now!
I was hit with this in the shelter and I simply said yes to God...that I wanted to be his Son just like Jesus was. The rest is history. I carry the nature of God and am born from above not from below. Its a pretty special purpose...a pretty special destiny. To have the same nature as the one who created the Heavens and the Earth.
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The Vo Show wrote:Guano wrote:DOT wrote:You guys ever thought about how weird Christianity is if you explain it to someone with no cultural background to understand the information?
"Oh yeah, so these guys, once a week, they ritualistically consume the (metaphorical) flesh and blood of their god, who was sacrificed to himself via execution while he was in human form in order to cleanse humanity of the sin of one woman eating an apple she wasn't supposed to way back in the day. Also they wear miniature versions of said execution device around their necks because it's their holiest symbol"
I don't have anything against Christians in general, except for the part where they went around and rewrote a bunch of religions to the point where it's impossible to tell what the original context for said myths were or even if they were originally stories told by that culture or added afterwards by the monks. Also the crusades. And the whole altar boy molestation thing. Really, anything to do with organized religion is a hard no from me, individual people are usually fine.
Faith baffles me to this day. Been a Rollercoaster my whole life - from fear to anger to tolerance to envy/jealousy to thinking its romantic. But I could never make the leap myself.
If you strip away all the mythological aspects of religion, their cores are still great philosophies to live life by. Its just too bad that its not taught that way and instead leans into those myths to sell their faith.

DOT wrote:KnixinSix wrote:What if the grand purpose was to become one with God.
Mate, that's Buddhism.
god shammgod wrote:
these examples look 10 times better than those images you guys posted where all the faces look like rorschach tests

Chanel Bomber wrote:NoDopeOnSundays wrote:Chanel Bomber wrote:This is true.
I'll also bring a Westbrook highlights DVD to watch during breaks.
The arbiter of TS being a Russ disciple is truly strange.
I never said you can't be a fan of a horrific NBA player.
But mine has a watchable top 10 and an MVP trophy

KnixinSix wrote:DOT wrote:KnixinSix wrote:What if the grand purpose was to become one with God.
Mate, that's Buddhism.
DOT...Anything apart from Christ can sound similar to the carnal understanding but without Christ you can't have Son-ship.
Essentially, Christ had to take on the nature of man so we could have the nature of God.....it was the purpose of God taking on the nature of the flesh and dying to it and being reserrected. It was so we could share in his death (to the flesh reality) and enter into his nature (God/Kingdom reality)