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“When will you atheists stop pretending you’re too “smart” for Christ? 67.5% of Nobel Laureates in the natural sciences follow Jesus —and that’s not an appeal to authority. I’m not saying it’s true because the smartest people alive and in history believe it. What I’m saying is that you have not denied Christ because your (comparatively, to them) feeble intellect saved you. You denied him because you are proud and you’re jealous and you gloat and your disdainful and anxious —just like everyone else, including Christians, are. But we submit our illnesses to Him, and your camp relabels illness as being healthy. “It’s no measure of good health to be well-adjusted to a profoundly sick society.” That’s a nice quote.”
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United States of America ·
09/24/19
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