[ SECRET POST #3158 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3158 ⌋

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[American Odyssey]


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Comments

Re: Myths you used to believe

[sarillia]

I might as well throw up young earth creationism here.

Still a Christian though and I really don't have a problem with people calling the Christ myth a myth. It fits the definition. Not in the "widely believed thing that isn't true" sense but in the religion and folklore sense. The fact that I believe it doesn't change that. But I also don't care about people stating that there's no god as absolute fact in the same way that religious people will often state their beliefs as fact, so apparently there's some fundamental disconnect between me and a lot of other religious people.

Re: Myths you used to believe

[philstar22]

Thankfully, I never believed that. But my dad convinced me that so called "intelligent design" or "old earth creationism" was a better alternative. Then I grew up and came back to America and a college where I learned about all the actual overwhelming evidence for evolution. Not to mention my religious faith changed a whole lot.

I still consider myself a Christian too, though very differently than what I meant by the term before.