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Really interesting how adult converts to Christianity seem to routinely experience the forgiveness of sin thing as an amazing relief, a spectacular psychotechnology, but kids growing up highly Christian so often end up traumatized by the idea of their supposed corruption

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Somehow the implementation is being seriously bungled a lot of the time

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Could be that inherently children have a hard time absorbing the idea that, already, they’re fucked up in some essential way (even if you say that it’s forgiven right after) and frankly I don’t blame them lol

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my guess is some selection effects; ppl who go into christianity as adults are more likely to have it suit them, while more kids brought up in christianity are more likely to have it hurt them

5:46 PM · Jul 9, 2022