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> Having moments of deja vu, even moments that I’m 100% certain I’ve had in dreams years ago.

Me too

> What type of implication does this have, and how should I consider it as a Christian?

I don't know

>Having moments of deja vu, even moments that I’m 100% certain I’ve had in dreams years ago.

Happens to everyone.

>What type of implication does this have, and how should I consider it as a Christian?

It implies that the human brain is always trying to identify situations with previous memories/dreams and it winnie the poohs up the whole process.

There's nothing supernatural in this one therefore a Christian has nothing to worry about them.

yes, I do as well

Also stop watching fkn anime dummie

>>768539

Nibba where have you been?

>>768511 (OP)

Our brains are like 8086 processors in comparison to the soul. The soul can recall everything (such as in a state of death). I think deja vu is a sign just how slow the brain actually is.. where we can't even make sense of why we know or recognize certain things. But it would all make sense with a faster processor (and that wouldn't happen until the resurrection, until soul, spirit, and body are one).

>>768562

>if I repost it enough times, it will become a real tweet

>>768580

I hope the pope browses this place and then posts this on his twitter to btfo anime fags.

>>768539

The image isn’t entirely correct, though. Traditionally women were there husbands’ business partners. If you were a baker, so was your wife. If you were a blacksmith, your wife worked the bellows. If you were a farmer, your wife milked the cows while you rolled the field. And both spent equal time rearing their children, usually tecaching them the family trade.