/lit/ - Literature

Literally all ideologies and religions can be proven false

What's the point in believing in anything at all

just read the book of Tobit and Judith for the first time and im wondering why they're not included in mainstream bibles

kinda glad im finally reading through the entire bible. i'll be able to just finally say i've read it and decide whether i think it's legit or fake

can't wait to finish it and move on to the Koran or some other religious text. kinda interested to read all about the major religions of the world

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idk, im still thinking about it, ideally something where i have no boss, coworkers, or clients but that kind of job is rare, i think. maybe i was thinking security guard, firefighter, or truck driver.

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>move out and get my own place
>living
>business i work for closes
>move back in with mom and dad

>get another job
>move out and get my own place again
>business i work for randomly cuts my hours
>can't afford rent
>move back in with mom and dad

im 28 now and well, i guess i tried, a couple times
i guess im just gonna live with my mom and dad and work at mcdonalds part time or something and play video games and read and stuff

idk, im on first Chronicles and i'm trying to read the whole thing through
So far i really liked 2nd Kings because of Elijah and Elisha's wizard-like powers through God. I did think it was kinda strange how they were seemingly able to just call upon the will of God whenever to perform miracles and it just seemed totally different from how someone like Moses did it, where God had to like actually tell him when and how he can perform miracles and stuff like that. Maybe someone here can explain that, if you know what im talking about.