Pronatalist
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So what is one of those, anyway?
Dangerous huh? Afraid somebody might actually learn something, or finally open their eyes to see how it really is?
So what is one of those, anyway?
Dangerous huh? Afraid somebody might actually learn something, or finally open their eyes to see how it really is?
It is a puzzle cube as featured in the Hellraiser films.
The only thing that anyone can learn from your posts is just how dangerously insane Christian dogma can be if taken seriously. It is hardly a parody of your posts to say that you seem to believe that we have a duty to fill the world up with humans before end times come, so there can be as many souls in heaven as possible. Since there is no good reason to believe in the Christian god, the existence of souls, or biblically prophesied end times, there is no compelling reason to read anything you post.
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. Go ahead and enjoy having all the children people were meant to have. Now where there did I say anything about "personal choice?" That individuals should have as many children as they want? No, I often speak to nature and natural and naturalism. Discouraging the awkward shoddy experimental contraceptives. I am thinking of the babies to come. I want to free people from the bizarre new "burden" of being asked to "decide" how many children to have. Whatever happened to babies happening when they happen?
So I am not arguing for excessive "individualistic" rights, but that people ought to be welcome to breed, so that the human race can expand and progress. Because the future generations would naturally prefer to be larger and more populous, so that they can all have their place and be welcome to live and to have came to life. Out of service to the "collective," we should be more willing to perhaps "scoot over" a bit, as may come to be needed, so that our numerous fellow humans, can have their place as well, so that our place to exist may also long be respected.
God has said a lot of things to a lot of people...yet nobody has heard it, if it has a problem it knows where I am, omni-potent y/nGod says that all parts of "the body" are important. You seem to say that all parts of "the body" are mostly trivial and irrelevant. How might you reconcile this discrepancy?
I have a very logical and rational mind, and for me, faith and feeling sometimes come difficult. But I attempt it, why don't you?
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But what about those who have 4,7,8,15 kids that they cannot afford and cannot provide for, who when they breed essentialy are likely to do the same...? ...
Nature is resilient, and the planet can much more easily withstand the rising human population "pressure," than frail humans can be expected to struggle against nature with awkward and unnecessary "birth control." If human don't control their numbers, neither will nature. Both humans and nature will ADAPT. So why can't we feel more free and relaxed to welcome the natural flow of human life, unhindered?
How do people so miss what is going on? I have heard something, that there's an attack against the children, and some sort of revival or standard is being risen against that, and some people of faith are finding that they should be raising Godly seed in the endtimes. I wish I could explain it better.
You're right nature is resilient and we are apart of it whether we want to admit it or not. And you're also right about both humans and nature adapting because it happens all of the time with all things in nature. Except I don't think the Earth can add more resources to itself just to meet demand. When resources run out so do we. We aren't special even though we like to think that we are, birth control would be a method of delaying the unavoidable, but we don't have any real predators so it was bound to happen eventually.
And why does it seem like we've been living in the endtimes since the beginning of time. Didn't the people who lived through the turn of the first millenia think the world was going to end, just like we did when the year 2000 came around, yet we're all still here.
You're right nature is resilient and we are apart of it whether we want to admit it or not. And you're also right about both humans and nature adapting because it happens all of the time with all things in nature. Except I don't think the Earth can add more resources to itself just to meet demand. When resources run out so do we. We aren't special even though we like to think that we are, birth control would be a method of delaying the unavoidable, but we don't have any real predators so it was bound to happen eventually.
And why does it seem like we've been living in the endtimes since the beginning of time. Didn't the people who lived through the turn of the first millenia think the world was going to end, just like we did when the year 2000 came around, yet we're all still here.
Babies in the womb, I don't think their brains think (to understand choice) or have understanding apart from instinct.I wonder how many babies in the crowded womb, thought like that, then they burst their confines, and came to be born. But then babies wouldn't think like that, as they haven't quite yet discovered exactly what they are. So the babies are smarter than we are? Because they aren't yet conceited in what they think they know? Could that relate something or other, to what Jesus was talking about, when he said something about having the faith of a child, to enter heaven?
What? I'm not sure of what your even talking about.
How would you not know its crowded. I live in LA and I think its crowded, but according to your theory I shouldn't know the difference. And children who haven't even been conceived yet probably don't think to often about their birth. At least I hope my children don't think all that much.
the earth only has 6.66 billion people now, it's not very much. when there's 666 billion people you can start worrying.
the earth only has 6.66 billion people now, it's not very much. when there's 666 billion people you can start worrying.
the earth only has 6.66 billion people now, it's not very much.
well that's only roughly 325 years away.....