Comments by "Rope Adope" (@Rope_Adope) on "Jordan Peterson - What It Means to Believe in God" video.

  1. Why is the passion catastrophic? Because of other people He was sent to save. Envy, jealousy, and greed. A man chosen by God to recalibrate wicked hearts was destroyed by those he was meant to save. Horse water I wonder just how many times that’s happened without anybody the wiser? Just, leave them to rot instead of helping. Too many times to count… That “call to adventure” that you call “God” would make it easy for people of selfish means to take advantage and crush all the “nobodies” heeding the call… People (sometimes) pffffft……. “The last part is the hardest to get past…self” 🎶You spin me right round, baby, right round like a record baby right round round round🎶
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  2. Jesus could have easily escaped. Run away and hide. It’s not like they had GPS and cellphones at the time…………………… but He didn’t. How’s that for accepting his responsibilities? His “call to adventure”. Embracing His destiny bestowed upon Him by God the Father Himself through the “ether” of the Holy Spirit. I mean, some might say that, who really knows anything for sure lol
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  3. “Fragmentation” is an odd way of describing it, tho I can see why it’s used. I always preferred “compartmentalization” When you get a bag of legos (logos lol) in a box that has an instruction manual, would that be considered fragmented? Let’s say there are multiple bags of legos, separated by original design to keep things organized. Is that fragmented? Keep scaling UP. How long does the most sophisticated Lego set take to “rebuild”? Can it be called “rebuilding” if the pieces were never originally United to begin with? You have to consider the manufacturing process. All those individual pieces are called “experiences”. They are spit out of the machine via injection molding and out to the side individually until they are needed for a project. Then someone/something takes a piece here, a couple there, and bags them up with NUMBERS for assembly by order of operation. Sure, you can dump all the pieces out in the table and just start slapping things together, and I’d call that “fragmentation”…. But WHAT IF you followed the instructions to the letter? You always end up with a little extra too, don’t you? But, man, have y’all seen the prices on those Lego sets? Imagine a child never BUILDING? Imagine a Father following those instructions and then His Son gets a spark of inspiration to ADD to it? Iterate. Make it special and unique. So. Many. Levels. 😂😂✝️❤
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