#realigion

[fuckyourbrokenheart]

My Review of the upcoming NASTY LP 'REALIGION'

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

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Nasty  –At Night

[devine-warfare]

We're not in a simulation, we're in information. Being trained how to think and experience is a simulation of all information

[rebus-is-saying]

We live in the stories told about creation

[military-thought-machine]

How do you feel knowing that when you die..life will go on?

[divine-culture-interprise]

Information is Alive

[transcendencepheonix]

This church affiliated automotive shop was doing free oil changes for the community today. I got a flyer from a friend I know.

But they gave me a burrito with fucking brisket in it. And a fancy little chair to sit in. And it only took 15 minutes. And did I mention it was free.

My point is that I think this is what churches should do with their resources. I think that the values they preach mean they should give back to the community. And I'm not Christian, but I appreciate the church giving to the community and practicing what is preached. I find that some churches waste a lot of money, so this is refreshing.

I have no issue with Christianity. Mainly, churches as an organization rub me the wrong way. Some churches don't do things in a way that's ethical or moral. Or follow the values they want to perpetuate.