I saw a video where a Christadelphian speaker compared preaching Christadelphian beliefs with selling insurance. It’s an interesting analogy - but I don’t think it ends well for Christadelphians.
If Christadelphians sold mortality insurance
When the god laughed (or: How sure are you about that eternal reward?)
At the start of Thor: Love and Thunder, a god laughs - and then dies. It’s the start of a vendetta against the gods, mostly conducted off screen. I love the scene, and have rewatched it many times over the last few years. But it also hurt - and still does - because the discussion of an eternal reward felt so true to my former life.
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