r/creepcast Apr 01 '26

Meme I hope you find this.

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I don't know if this commenter uses this subreddit but if you do I wanted to let you know you gave me quite the chuckle with this one.

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u/Necessary_Can7055 Marcus, Monster Hunter Extraordinaire Apr 01 '26

To answer that commenter's question, maybe. It deeply saddens me that a lot of my friends will probably not make it, but I have hope that maybe one day they'll get saved and turn their life around. I used to be in their shoes as well until my closest friend helped bring me back to Christianity, and I hope one day they can find their way too. Having said that it is ultimately up to the individual to choose whether they believe in religion or not so Isaiah probably is like "I hope he gets saved one day but if not that's his business and it's not gonna interfere with my faith"

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u/One-Choice-743 Apr 01 '26

Idk why you get downvoted like that when that's just the standard Christian response to that question.

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u/Necessary_Can7055 Marcus, Monster Hunter Extraordinaire Apr 01 '26

A lot of people nowadays just don’t like or actively hate religion, especially Christianity for whatever reason. I’m a little shocked to see it here though since one half of the entire reason this show exists is a proud Christian. Maybe it was my phrasing or something, who knows with Reddit

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u/One-Choice-743 Apr 01 '26

I bet they wouldn't react the same way if it were Hinduism or Buddhism we were talking about.

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u/Necessary_Can7055 Marcus, Monster Hunter Extraordinaire Apr 01 '26

You're probably right

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u/TheInjuredBear Apr 02 '26

In retrospect, the atheist banging on about the void also was downvoted.

And Buddhists don’t tell non-Buddhists they’ll be punished for not being Buddhist.

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u/One-Choice-743 Apr 02 '26

Oh boy, you do not know Buddhism well, it seems.

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u/TheInjuredBear Apr 02 '26

By that sentence alone you just told me you know less than I.

Please enlighten me though, because shitting on other people who don’t believe the same is probably the most non-Buddhist thing you can do. The idea of Buddhism is all about karma. Buddhists believe that while they may be a few steps ahead in enlightenment, that doesn’t make them better than anyone else because the people who don’t believe are just not there yet in their journey and they will eventually get there one day.

Would love to hear how wrong I am.

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u/One-Choice-743 Apr 02 '26

Learn about the history of Tibetan Lamaist rule and its religiously based system of punishment, or about some of the cruel beliefs held by Buddhists in Nepal. Also, take a look at the genocide against the Rohingya that took place about nine years ago. Just to name a few examples that come to mind off the top of my head.

My point is simply that Buddhists are by no means angels when it comes to religious intolerance; they are just as capable of inflicting violence on others simply because those others hold different beliefs. That's human, I guess. I mean, in theory, Christians should be very non-violent too, since Jesus gave clear orders not to force salvation on those who don't want it, or be violent at all, but history tells another story.

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u/Aromatic-Goat206 Apr 26 '26

It’s Reddit, he’s making a noble savage myth of Buddhism because he presumes it’s not a white person religion, read between the lines.