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there s no purpose to fulfill . and even after we have fulfilled our invented goal ... then we d desire to reach other goals if we had enough energies.
aging isnt only a couple of wrinkles on your forehead, in the 20s it is merely esthetical or at least mostly ... then you ll see that you re getting sick more frequently , that mild temperature exchanges are hurting you , that you cant do a lot of things you used to do.
at the end you turn out DISABLED . it s like having a horrible condition like multiple sclerosis only that it makes you disabled a little slower
you end up like this if you dont die earlier...
tell to these suffering people that there s nothing wrong with aging.
i understand the need of death to keep the natural order. but if there was a good god , couldnt he just give us a programmed death while allowing us to live healthy for most of our lives? EXCEPT that there is no good deity up there. it s either a bastard god or we re all left to casuality... and casuality is the cruelest thing that can happen to us as there is no moral code.
aging LEADS TO DISABILITY , there s a reason why we become pensioners ... it s because after a certain age we become too sick to even contribute to siciety as aging is a DISEASE.
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Crazylady you are really young so I would not worry much about marriage right now. You probably have some head trash from your Dad, if he was a bad guy. I might try to forget about that. You might have a different mindset 5 years from now. The women who do not want to get married because they don't want to go through a couple of pregnancies and do any sort of child rearing (usually over educated urban women), that is probably one reason in the USA so many guys are marrying first generation Hispanics/Mexican/Asian women. Also why 85% of all fiance visas to the USA are men seeking women. Women from the exurbs and rural areas tend to get married much faster than the city girls who are obsessed with all of the weekend galas, fund raising parties, drinks, etc. You can get married and not have kids also, but hubby usually wants kids.
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That is true.
But Serbian Patriarch should use it's own power!
He should say: "I won't criticize, but I will excommunicate people who breach Christian laws!"
When was the last time anyone excommunicated from Orthodox Church for breaching the laws? Pre-Ottoman Times?
I mean Vucic support for LGBT rights screams for excommunication!
What is happening to Balkans I can't understand.
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Yes, I agree. These people are de facto excommunicated, but the patriarch should make it loud and clear to delegitimize these people. How much power does the Orthodox Church have in a country like Serbia, though? I wouldn't say much.
Similar things are happening in Greece, and the Church is fighting bitterly, but the Church isn't powerful and the rulers don't care for Orthodoxy or for any belief.
The only exception I see now are places like Poland and Russia, where the Church is ascending along with belief. This is why the Church and the State must always be joined.
The reason, by the way, is because politicians are paid and groomed by Western NGOs. The influence someone like Soros has, who is, in my opinion, less an individual agent and more someone closely tied to, and acting on behalf of, deeper-seated powers.
Countries like Russia and Hungary are strengthening the power of the state because they are ousting 5th columnists like Soros' NGOs. Turkey is doing the same with CIA-puppet Gulen's network.
In Kosovo and Albania the story is the same. Countless politicians and bureaucrats are either linked to, or have been groomed by, Soros, Gulen and other similar forces.
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Nope.
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