God Is A Cope For death

[Anonymous No.23393566]

That's all He ever was, that's all he ever will be.

[Anonymous No.23393573]

This is just a gay knock off of The God Delusion

[Anonymous No.23393575]

>Mogs your literally who book

[Anonymous No.23393578]

>>23393566
Wow bro, that's brilliant. Babby's first atheist opinion. Totally not something every religious person has heard before.

[Anonymous No.23393586]

God is love, He is beyond our lives and this world. To the faithful, death is not the end.

[Anonymous No.23393587]

>>23393566
Whosoever thinks he has said the last word on the essence of the Christian faith when he styles it an attempted satisfaction of the most unbounded egoism, a kind of contract wherein the beneficiary is to obtain eternal, never−ending bliss on condition of abstinence [or "renunciation "—Entsagung] and free−willed suffering in this relatively brief and fleeting life, he certainly has defined therewith the sort of notion alone accessible to unshaken human egoism, but nothing even distantly resembling the Wahn−transfigured concept proper to the actual practiser of free−willed suffering and renunciation. Through voluntary suffering and renunciation, on the contrary, man's egoism is already practically upheaved, and he who chooses them, let his object be whate'er you please, is thereby raised already above all notions bound by Time and Space; for no longer can he seek a happiness that lies in Time and Space, e'en were they figured as eternal and immeasurable. That which gives to him the superhuman strength to suffer voluntarily, must itself be felt by him already as a profoundly inward happiness, incognisable by any other, a happiness quite incommunicable to the world except through outer suffering: it must be the measurelessly lofty joy of world−overcoming, compared wherewith the empty pleasure of the world−conqueror seems downright null and childish.

[Religion] lives, but only at its primal source and sole true dwelling−place, within the deepest, holiest inner chamber of the individual; there whither never yet has surged a conflict of the rationalist and supranaturalist, the Clergy and the State. For this is the essence of true Religion: that, away from the cheating show of the day−tide world, it shines in the night of man's inmost heart, with a light quite other than the world−sun's light, and visible nowhence save from out that depth.

[Anonymous No.23393632]

>>23393566
It's a cope for life

[Anonymous No.23393648]

>>23393632
I bet Seneca wasn't so philosophical during his final moments.

[Anonymous No.23393652]

>>23393648
Yeah I bet he shidded his pants

[Anonymous No.23393658]

>>23393652
All that stoic bullshit goes out the window when the Reaper rolls in.

[Anonymous No.23393669]

>>23393658
>>23393652
>In AD 65, Seneca was caught up in the aftermath of the Pisonian conspiracy, a plot to kill Nero. Although it is unlikely that Seneca was part of the conspiracy, Nero ordered him to kill himself.[30] Seneca followed tradition by severing several veins in order to bleed to death, and his wife Pompeia Paulina attempted to share his fate.
>After dictating his last words to a scribe, and with a circle of friends attending him in his home, he immersed himself in a warm bath, which he expected would speed blood flow and ease his pain.
>"He was then carried into a bath, with the steam of which he was suffocated, and he was burnt without any of the usual funeral rites. So he had directed in a codicil of his will, even when in the height of his wealth and power he was thinking of life's close."[36]
Motherfucker what a based death, that's how I want to go too.

[Anonymous No.23393714]

>>23393669
You want to be forced to commit suicide?