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And today I don't really want to save you from anything, especially if you've already been saved.

If you already have a way where you commune with the divine, perhaps it's through meditation, deep prayer,

maybe you love going to an incense-filled church or mosque, maybe you take communion and you believe in transubstantiation.

If that is the case and you believe in the divine miracle where the Holy Spirit is imbued within the gifts of the church to save mankind, then maybe you need to broaden your horizons beyond just, you know, the wine and the bread and the typical accoutrement that are served at the communion buffet, which of which I am a fan.

I'm a believer in transubstantiation.

I'm a member of the Eastern Orthodox Church, and I believe that it is a holy and sacred ritual,

and I am fully invested in it.

But I'm also not a judgmental person when it comes to an

unmediated experience with God. That is one of the things that separates the Eastern Orthodox

Church from the Catholic Church is the idea is to have a deeply unmediated connection to God.

And you know, you come about that through several paths,

including communion, fasting, prayer. There are a number of avenues. But for some people,

they like to take a different direction. And, you know, maybe some different holy gifts with their friends where they're seeing tracers and little bubbles coming out of the wall and expanding their minds.

Maybe God gave us the desire to expand our minds. Maybe we can look at it that way and maybe not

judge other people for doing things

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