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⌈ Secret Post #4529 ⌋

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[Jaime/Brienne]

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[Jennifer Connelly]

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I wouldn't say I'm a theist, but I definitely have OCD about religious themes. I'm very scared of going to Hell when I die, and I often worry about friends or family members going to Hell because they are atheists or have another religion than Christianity.

I was friends with a very reasonable person who was Christian, but I had to unfollow her because she believed that good people who reject Jesus go to Hell. I know that's a core belief of Christianity, but it's making me feel very resentful towards to Christian faith.

Lately, I've been watching Atheist YouTube videos to reassure myself. (I'd rather take no after-life than eternal torment, thank you.) But I know that's actually making my OCD worse.

As to your last question, I literally don't care what you believe as long as your an empathetic person who treats other people with kindness.

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Re: Theists and atheists, what's your general opinion of the other?