plants 🌻Nov 2, 2023·1 reply
dr3am_weaver_479religion in general yea that & more radical politics
i actually think the effect of seeing your parents/family get completely brainrotted from all-day internet exposure has a lot to do with it . such a spiritually bankrupt, atomised society makes ppl have a thirst for something transcendant & communal maybe
kinda the opposite for me, seeing my highly educated (PhD and masters) parents burn books and say frogs are turning ppl gay cuz that's what their pastor told em made me question religion
but I see what ur saying, I think both points are valid
- Nov 2, 2023·1 replyplants
kinda the opposite for me, seeing my highly educated (PhD and masters) parents burn books and say frogs are turning ppl gay cuz that's what their pastor told em made me question religion
but I see what ur saying, I think both points are valid
true
i grew up really secular & when i was younger i for sure felt like religion was antiquated, dying out. im finding the opposite to be true these days at least anecdotally. im agnostic personally but i have much more understanding/respect for faith
i do think the loss of some of the rituals that come with religion (church, confessionals, prayer) really are detrimental in terms of lack of meditative practise, socialising, even a moral compass. living under capitalism ppl are just so blatantly incentivised to be alone in their apartment, arguing & ordering things online, being hedonistic completely detached from anything real . creates a void in oneself that doesn't /need/ to be filled by religion but it kinda fits the size of the hole left by modernity i think
- plants 🌻Nov 2, 2023dr3am_weaver_479
true
i grew up really secular & when i was younger i for sure felt like religion was antiquated, dying out. im finding the opposite to be true these days at least anecdotally. im agnostic personally but i have much more understanding/respect for faith
i do think the loss of some of the rituals that come with religion (church, confessionals, prayer) really are detrimental in terms of lack of meditative practise, socialising, even a moral compass. living under capitalism ppl are just so blatantly incentivised to be alone in their apartment, arguing & ordering things online, being hedonistic completely detached from anything real . creates a void in oneself that doesn't /need/ to be filled by religion but it kinda fits the size of the hole left by modernity i think
nah I feel similarly, I think we arrived to a similar position from opposite sides.
couple weeks ago I actually attended an initiation ceremony with 20 other men, it was incredibly powerful, beyond description even if it weren't for the confidentiality aspect, so I heartily agree that so much good has been lost, we really tossed the baby out with the spiritual bathwater
Nov 2, 2023
FantasyEver since Jesus is King dropped yes
Nov 2, 2023
youngtubesteak2and Kai Cenat too. He just got a whole bunch of people to start reading the bible with him. That's amazing
that's great love to see it if it's genuine
Nov 2, 2023Some solid threads in this section on Islam and Christianity:
- Islam: ktt2.com/islam-thread-44473
- Christianity: ktt2.com/new-christianity-thread-32554679
- Nov 2, 2023
TwicetagramAttending the modern church is like attending Ted X sessions
yeah, not to be rude, but non-denominational new churches just aren't it for me.
the traditional churches with the formal ceremonies feel like you're closer to God, if that makes sense
Nov 2, 2023I dunno.. but most of the people I associate with and new people I meet still say grace and pray during social gatherings, lol.
Nov 2, 2023·1 replynot good. sad to see.
(now we wait for the edumist reply)
Nov 2, 2023it’s just the halfway christains finding their next coping mechanism after realizing how bad the world really is
Nov 2, 2023People following religion is declining in the US, so no I'm not noticing it
Nov 2, 2023SonyATVnot good. sad to see.
(now we wait for the edumist reply)
he living in ya head rent free bruv
Nov 2, 2023·2 replies
fakerickhoodieanyway i had said "idk im just tryna get a sick fukin pump"
"Subject matters on KTT1 Life and ADVICE section lived it up to its name; it had a much more personal and intimate atmosphere about users in their blissful adolescent day-to-day lives, but as the same core demographic that has been here for approaching ~10 years get older, it becomes a bit more bleak, and common topics that have become mundane to us are shut down with negative reception, despite younger viewers possibly having some input of their own, which kind of prohibits the potential discussion value they may generate." - @OS9
source: ktt2.com/is-ktt-less-fun-interesting-as-it-used-to-be-lets-talk-about-it-32560925
tl;dr- your input represents a systematic issue of KTT where people try to have genuine discussions only to be dismissed by s***posters, which tbh yea, 100% warranted for your OG comment to be deleted.
- Nov 2, 2023·1 replyProhibitionDev
"Subject matters on KTT1 Life and ADVICE section lived it up to its name; it had a much more personal and intimate atmosphere about users in their blissful adolescent day-to-day lives, but as the same core demographic that has been here for approaching ~10 years get older, it becomes a bit more bleak, and common topics that have become mundane to us are shut down with negative reception, despite younger viewers possibly having some input of their own, which kind of prohibits the potential discussion value they may generate." - @OS9
source: https://ktt2.com/is-ktt-less-fun-interesting-as-it-used-to-be-lets-talk-about-it-32560925
tl;dr- your input represents a systematic issue of KTT where people try to have genuine discussions only to be dismissed by s***posters, which tbh yea, 100% warranted for your OG comment to be deleted.
not reading that harvard essay
Nov 2, 2023·1 replyMuslims, yes. Christianity, quite the opposite actually. It’s a dying religion statistically
Nov 2, 2023·2 repliesProhibitionDev"Subject matters on KTT1 Life and ADVICE section lived it up to its name; it had a much more personal and intimate atmosphere about users in their blissful adolescent day-to-day lives, but as the same core demographic that has been here for approaching ~10 years get older, it becomes a bit more bleak, and common topics that have become mundane to us are shut down with negative reception, despite younger viewers possibly having some input of their own, which kind of prohibits the potential discussion value they may generate." - @OS9
source: https://ktt2.com/is-ktt-less-fun-interesting-as-it-used-to-be-lets-talk-about-it-32560925
tl;dr- your input represents a systematic issue of KTT where people try to have genuine discussions only to be dismissed by s***posters, which tbh yea, 100% warranted for your OG comment to be deleted.
I wrote that?
- Nov 2, 2023OnyxShine9
I wrote that?
beautifully written bro
- Nov 2, 2023·1 replyOnyxShine9
I wrote that?
Yessir
It fr stuck with me/should lowkey be stickied for KTT Life SXN etiquette.
- Nov 2, 2023ProhibitionDev
Yessir
It fr stuck with me/should lowkey be stickied for KTT Life SXN etiquette.
Yeah if nothing else it shouldn’t have been moved to misc I didn’t even say a single negative thing about mods in that post fucc em
Nov 2, 2023it’s beautiful honestly
- Nov 2, 2023
people desire meaning
- Nov 2, 2023
seeing the opposite tbh
- Nov 2, 2023Twicetagram
not reading that harvard essay
Nov 2, 2023·1 replyEMYMuslims, yes. Christianity, quite the opposite actually. It’s a dying religion statistically
Nah lowkey Christianity is on the rise again too
- Nov 2, 2023
More Muslims for sure mashalla