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As soon as I could read.

>>620879

Yes, and I am getting out of it these days, mainly by doing the times Christians are commanded to pray.

>>620879

I only do what I must and nothing more. That's not a sin.

>>620879

Wasn't Gideon a NEET until his early 30s?

>>620908

First of all, you are not Gideon.

Second of all:

11And when Gedeon his son was threshing and cleansing wheat by the winepress, to flee from Madian,

12 The angel of the Lord appeared to him, and said: The Lord is with thee, O most valiant of men.

>>620879

>calling me lazy on the lord's day

Come on boy

>>620879

I'd work if I could get a job. Instead I read books on various topics, currently reading into psychology. Education is waste of time now.

>>620879

If you don't find a job you should be studing. Yes. Doing nothing makes you feel bad, it accentuates our worst flaws. This is however relative in some cases.

It's not a sin, but it does lead to sin.

When the Christian nations unify to purge the space temple in the final crusade we'll purge the neets along with the pagans and heretics.

I'm essentially living in NEETdom right now. It's sad. The best I can do right now is diet and exercise. At least that's doing something with my life.

>>632321

At least that is a good start. You will be in shape and good health and you will be able to get jobs more easily that way.

>>620883

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>>620954

The problem is most self-educated people I've met are very biased in one direction.

Best thing is to go to a school with an opposite stance - I went to a libtard school although I was highly conservative. Now, my apologetics are tops and I understand the liberal arguments instead of just the strawmen conservatives like to pretend they are.

If you're going to educate yourself you have to force yourself to read authors that make you angry. It's those guys that'll force you to think in different directions. They're usually wrong - but they'll make one or two valid points, and it's important to recognize and incorporate them.

>>632647

Go to Church friendo.

>>632651

I go weekly.

>>632665

Huh, well in that case the best way to curb a media addiction would be to forgo your media (internet, TV, vidya, etc). Since you are already going to church, maybe volunteer for coffee hour or Sunday school. Join the youth group and make friends.

Basically, you just have to fill that media shaped hole you have in your soul with some vitamin G.

>>632647

pray on it, idiot. it's not that hard.

God will never refuse someone illumination on how to follow his will adequately.

>>632665

Do you leave right after the service? If so, stop that, and do as >>632669 says. You don't have to jump right in to volunteer work, just stay after the service and meet people. If that's too stressful for you, then just get some coffee and observe, and if you go to a good church eventually people will come over to talk to you.

>>620879

If God has given you talents, then you had better put it to good use and start reaping for the Kingdom of Heaven or you'll face a rude awakening come Judgment Day.