CKL TML

3y

All the alts are back u probably good lol

babylon sherm

3y

What did Earl say

provider

3y

"a mental breakdown" when he does this type of s*** at least once a year. y'all swear this is tmz

Kanyigga

3y

@op peace fam, do you believe in God?

Himothee

3y

aw damn i heard this, definitely an ig freestyle/loosie. was hoping jay was cooking up something new

babylon sherm

3y

What did Earl say

ranch dubois

3y

rothchilds got him

ranch dubois

3y

rothchilds got him

slimreapercantrap

3y

idk im major pnoid now lol

cus like i said i still dont know what they got me for in the first place

my suspicion is its either one too many posts abt ye (im not ye sxn dont get me wrong i just enjoy psychoanalyzing crazy ppl) or they were mad that i found out how to bypass the ed censor

orangetcovid

3y

How you bypass it👀👀

Palestinian Oozi

3y

https://youtube.com/shorts/Vu6wW4fBRzc?feature=share

Take it for a grain of salt tho lol.

Experiment626

3y

The problem religious people would have with this method is that they aren’t talking about just any God. They are talking about THEIR God. So Bieber or whoever just saying they believe wouldn’t be enough

It would have to be to the T. Like Jay is asking people do they believe in the Abrahamic God, in particular the God Islam or The Nation identifies with. Not just some universal order

Like if he were to ask someone of Hindu faith, their answer would be yes but they would probably be talking about Shiva. That wouldn’t suffice for someone like Jay

slimreapercantrap

3y

i guess. ur perspective kind of assumes a radical polytheism though. From a monotheistic perspective though, I think my approach is reasonable.

For example, either Brahman and Christian God are literally two separate entities, or its the same God under a different name. The first way, you get to assume that your religion is "right" and the other one is "wrong", but it also comes with the assumption of multiple gods. The second way, you kinda lose the ability to say that you're of the "right" belief, but it also means u don't assume a polytheistic worldview.

Personally, as someone raised Christian, the second way seems more consistent with my beliefs.

Really, the question shouldn't be "do you believe in God", it should be "Do you know God like I do?"

Saturday

3y

Sisters ruin EVERYTHING!!!!

slimreapercantrap

3y

i guess. ur perspective kind of assumes a radical polytheism though. From a monotheistic perspective though, I think my approach is reasonable.

For example, either Brahman and Christian God are literally two separate entities, or its the same God under a different name. The first way, you get to assume that your religion is "right" and the other one is "wrong", but it also comes with the assumption of multiple gods. The second way, you kinda lose the ability to say that you're of the "right" belief, but it also means u don't assume a polytheistic worldview.

Personally, as someone raised Christian, the second way seems more consistent with my beliefs.

Really, the question shouldn't be "do you believe in God", it should be "Do you know God like I do?"

Himothee

3y

agreed on the 2nd view too. as a muslim i see the god i follow as the same god in braham and christian faiths, we all just have different ways of worshipping him.

Experiment626

3y

Hmm let me see if I can real this down in the best way possible

the world view of someone with a monotheistic belief usually sees that only their God exists

All others are false & don’t truly exist because they are fabricated whether it be for decieit or other reasons

So to point out your first scenario, it wouldn’t be accepting the existence of other Gods. Instead it would be accepting that others BELIEVE in other Gods yet are wrong because those Gods don’t exist. Their texts usually support this notion especially in Christianity, Judaism & Islam. Brahman & Christian God are sepertate because the one I don’t believe in is the one that truly doesn’t exist. Jay is asking if they believe in his God not because he believes others exist but because he thinks to BELIEVE in the existence of any other God is wrong

Ultimately it’s not pointing towards any polytheism but doubles down on monotheistic thought

The second scenario is monotheistic as well but would require the believer to be okay with different understanding of the God they believe to be true. Usually that comes with debates of getting others to understand THEIR knowledge of God because they may believe to know God more than others

You actually made a great example of this when you said you think the question should focus on if the person knows God like I do

For the non humble mind, this can still cause the scenario Jay is in with these tweets. Both scenarios does.

AK Fresh

3y

Jay Z doesn’t believe in god

xxxkiraxxx

3y

At first he was cosplaying as a Satanist now he‘s cosplaying as a spiritual Muslim