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Figuratively me

>>20331449
Think how the disciples felt when Christ was nailed to the cross and they had no idea he could rise in three days.

The corruption of modernity is a metaphorical re-nailing of Christ to the cross again. And that's the beauty of Christianity.

"For My strength is made perfect in weakness" (2nd Corinthians 12:9)

>>18650647
You're overly conspiratorial, the wuflu hysteria isn't the product of a cabal of elites, it's more of an emergent phenomenon caused collectively by billions of individuals---most of them leftists who are just doing what it takes to get upvotes and likes on social media.

You don't think Biden would love to end all that shit today? You don't think he'd love to be hailed as the hero who saved the world from COVID? He can't because it's not in his hands, it's not in anyone's hands, ironically the hysteria itself really is like a (mental) virus that spreads without our control to stop it anymore. It's all about game theory. If both prisoners refuse to talk (=admit COVID is nothing) then they both go free, but if only one prisoner refuses to talk, the other prisoner gets crucified. No-one trusts each other so all the prisoners end up talking (=continuing the charade and it'll probably still be going on decades from now)

>>18547884

Hey, look, it's another Fedorafag thread.

>>18287513
>genealogies
esoterically prefigure Jesus Christ, the Logos made flesh
>supernatural happenings
esoterically prefigure Jesus Christ, the Logos made flesh
>Jewish laws
esoterically prefigure Jesus Christ, the Logos made flesh
>that most (((current legal systems))) would consider brutal
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You also forgot: The teaching of Jesus Christ, which is "sharper than any double-edged sword, it pierces even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow." (Hebrews 4:12)

>>17133402