Jesus Camp

[equanimity]

What do you think about collective experience and understanding, though?  To me that's an infinitely more interesting topic than dead people making breakfast.

Basically you are asking me what I think of books?  Because books and databases are as close to 'collective experience and understanding' as it gets for humans.

i like you.

Its basically the "pure lands" variation of defense thats applied to the whole world wherever there is strife that deviates from the pure lands perception of what entails peace and heaven on earth. Its "defence forces" but they travel and do humanitarian stuff with military style training. They dont really pick up am AK and get on the front lines but theyre in there in the conflict. I really feel like I shouldnt be talking about this because its kinda hush hush and Im only a lvl 1 and missed level 2 training last friday and saturday.

None of this sounds true

This doesn't make sense to me.  You're part of these people and their military organization?  Level 1 and 2 makes it sound like Scientology.  If they're doing humanitarian work in war zones it sounds like a good cause, but you made it sound violent and mean.

[millionsofdeadcats]

you made it sound violent and mean.

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[unbreakable matter]

This doesn't make sense to me.  You're part of these people and their military organization?  Level 1 and 2 makes it sound like Scientology.  If they're doing humanitarian work in war zones it sounds like a good cause, but you made it sound violent and mean.

There are a lot of levels and a hierarchy, it's kinda weird but it's open to anyone and you don't have to follow that path. It's pretty complicated. "Humanitarian work" sums up their involvement the best, lets go with that.