you seem to suggest that your book is an immutable representation of the truth, somehow beyond any other thing we can put into words, yet you're here communicating your own ideas and feelings. you link salvation to making a decision, but what does that actually mean? is it like buying a car? having children? is it really a decision you make between a or b? must we reduce our lives to evaluating compatibility of past judgments with opinions written and professed by others or can we rather use them as tools to reason about our own manner of experiencing to eliminate decisions by aligning to the truth of things as we see them every day?
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