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k, so two thougths here.
first, you know how in the 80s and 90s, all the crappy futuristic sci-fi movies had these future cars in them, but they just looked like cars from our time with future crap stuck on them? we all thought it was stupid and fake looking right? but what about what car makers are doin now? theyre takin the mustang and the charger and stuff and making them modern-looking. theyre adding to the old stuff to make it cool. maybe the movies werent far off, huh?
and the 2nd thing. its not meant to offend anyone, especially since i dont believe it, i just think its weird. but you know how christianity always uses the analogy as Jesus is our shepherd and we are his sheep and that shows his love for us? well i think its a pretty good analogy, cuz you start thinking about shepherds in real life, and they really do take care of their flock and watch after them. but you know why theyre doing that? because they want to slaughter them and eat them and sell them for the money! how does the Jesus analogy work now?
first, you know how in the 80s and 90s, all the crappy futuristic sci-fi movies had these future cars in them, but they just looked like cars from our time with future crap stuck on them? we all thought it was stupid and fake looking right? but what about what car makers are doin now? theyre takin the mustang and the charger and stuff and making them modern-looking. theyre adding to the old stuff to make it cool. maybe the movies werent far off, huh?
and the 2nd thing. its not meant to offend anyone, especially since i dont believe it, i just think its weird. but you know how christianity always uses the analogy as Jesus is our shepherd and we are his sheep and that shows his love for us? well i think its a pretty good analogy, cuz you start thinking about shepherds in real life, and they really do take care of their flock and watch after them. but you know why theyre doing that? because they want to slaughter them and eat them and sell them for the money! how does the Jesus analogy work now?