[ SECRET POST #5203 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5203 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Does becoming a born again Christian change

[(Anonymous)]

Huh. No.

Being "Born again" is completely and utterly spiritual. It's metaphysical. Not physical.

(this is 100% why I hate Christian jargon. This along with Salvation. And "Being saved.")

Look, most conservative Christians find the zodiac, any zodiac, to be "evil" (b/c they don't understand it) and will quote the Old Testament at you about "not looking to the stars for your future." Like, the only thing that has a worse reputation with them is tarot (you have to be channeling demons to understand it, like what, no,) and sometimes DnD. (Or Harry Potter. That was funny actually.)

Re: Does becoming a born again Christian change

[morieris]

And now, Lil Nas X.

Re: Does becoming a born again Christian change

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

see, this makes me not even want to call myself Christian. The ridiculousness has gotten way, way out of hand.

I'm lapsed anyways. Just, come on, folks.

Re: Does becoming a born again Christian change

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks for the explanation actually. Love getting to know these things, uh, way more than whatever outsold pop artists are up to at least.

(Signed: someone who legitimately felt the need to convert but failed in making gay manga and Persona fandom meet Christianity so I'm just... in the middle.)