“We hinge our entire lives on it. It is the absolute foundation of Christianity so it must be heavily checked. But with that said it is incredibly hilarious to watch a Muslim scrutinise the resurrection using standards that instantly vaporise their own religion…The Islamic equivalent of the resurrection, in terms of foundational significance is Muhammad in the cave of Hira. Your own trusted sources explicitly state he fled that cave terrified and suicidal. He genuinely believed he had been attacked by a demon. He was entirely convinced he was possessed until he was talked out of it by his wife Khadija. She and her blind Christian cousin repackaged a demonic panic attack into a divine encounter.” Faithfulness Okom on X
As Buddha engaged in his daily mind-emptying meditation ritual a voice spoke into his mind, imparting cosmic knowledge hitherto unknown to mankind. It said, you have no soul. Reality is non self. Believing the voice was the voice of Divine Mens (Overmind, Divine One Substance, Brahmin, etc), Buddha taught his divinely received proposition to other people, and it spread. Over time it reached the ears of Greek Atomists. They proclaimed it as reality. Eventually it came to the fathers of contemporary evolutionary materialism (spawn of Atomism), and they teach “you have no soul” (non self) as factual science.
Moral of the story:
Had Buddha known better than to accept as truth the demonically inverted knowledge he had received from a demon, great suffering, confusion, and massive numbers of souls lost to hell would not have happened.
Had Muhammad held fast to his belief that he’d been attacked by a demon, then more than likely Islam–the satanic killing machine responsible for the slaughter of millions of Christians and nonMuslims–would not have entered the world.
2026@Linda