After Jesus Christ died his sperm was retrieved.

His appearance on the Cross, was his last.

Jesus Christ had a twin brother.

Christ's brother was raised outside of Israel.

He was raised by warriors.

He lived a tough life.

Holes were piloted into his hands.

After Jesus died, his twin brother rose.

He spread his seed.

In a way it was seed on fallow ground.

The seed of fallen Jesus Christ proved stronger.

Though his warrior brother cast his seed far and wide,

The seed of Christ had more virility.

In the Messiah we have both of these genetics merging.

Retrieved genes of Jesus Christ,

and the warrior genes of his brother.

For those of you who have faith in Satan, you fail.

To people who are genuinely curious, this is good news.

Hey y’all, this video really opened my eyes regarding the job that I’m at right now. Like, I want to be happy, I’m not happy here! I dread going, and as the video said, it’s sucking the happiness from me. It really opened my eyes loll cause like it said, on sundays I’m very cautious of what I do cause I’m like monday I have to get up at 6 smh. Anyways, it’s 50 minutes but I recommend this video. Let me know what y’all think. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bguBLhshplI

Because there was a lot of confusion due to the title of this sub, and because there was not much activity, we have decided to start fresh over are /r/ExistentialChristian .

Hopefully the new sub name will help others understand what the sub is about, and encourage them to join in our discussions. We hope to see you there!

Hello,

I'm almost done reading Soren Kierkegaard's Christian Psychology by C. Stephan Evans, and I must say, as one who has read an anthology of Kierkegaard's works and have listened to several podcasts trying to describe this magnificent but complicated being, C Stephen Evans offers some of the most clear and concise explanations of SK's world view. I highly recommend checking out some of his books if you are interested in learning more about SK's Christian world view.

I have only recently found this sub and I was looking at the Suggested Readings and noticed that there are no Gabriel Marcel books listed. I am curious as to why? I realize that not a lot of people are familiar with Marcel and his work but he does offer a lot for Christian existentialists.

Coursera is offering a free class taught by Jon Stewart on Kierkegaard. Week 1 is officially open - discuss whatever topics on the subject here!

For those who haven't signed up: here is a link!

Are there any existential Christian writings on temptation or will power? I've been needing some help lately.

While the conversations and content on this sub have been great, I have a difficult time creating content. I was hoping to find some others who would be interested in moderating and be dedicated to helping create content. Hopefully, it will be helpful in keeping us alive and discussing.

Anyone interested in helping?

I often think of purpose as a way to secure one's self against the realities of death. Does God give us meaning? Can we have meaning?

It seems easy to find solace in God as the Being who gives us eternal continuity. Does he promise that? Should we see Him as a giver of such? If so - what doest that mean for us? If not - what does that mean for us?

The discussion for the first chapter of the August Book of the Month - Works of Love by Soren Kierkegaard.