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Why? How does suffering have meaning in death? You suffered through your life. There are people whose lives will just be spent suffering but that suffering will have meaning in death You were talking about relative happiness a moment ago, and now you're talking about a single consciousness shared across all beings. I don't need to come up with adhoc theories on the fly just because I don't have an answer. See, that's one of the reasons I feel so much more comfortable not believing. The Christian idea of suffering to be closer to God is BS and is super harmful to the planet I also believe that God doesn't care if you get abortions, that we should all just do what's right for ourselves based on our situation. I'm actually gay and I fully believe that God supports my lifestyle. God wants you to be the best version of yourself and do what makes you happy. It's also worth mentioning that God doesn't want you to suffer unnecessarily. This is a hard concept to grasp and I'm not sure the world is ready to hear it but you can't argue that thinking in this way wouldn't help the world become a better place. If we assume we are all God then this whole experience of life is just God trying to know herself through all of us. Of course there are people whose lives will just be spent suffering but that suffering will have meaning in death. The truth is that we are all one soul experiencing the world from different perspectives which major religions call "God." So what I do to you I'm really just doing to myself.

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