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So okay, so you can think about Christ from a psychological perspective. And the critic, the critic.

My critic, this particular critic that I've been reading.

Said, well, that doesn't differentiate Christ much from a whole sequence of dying and resurrecting mythological gods. And of course people have made that claim.

Incomparative religion, joseph Campbell did that and yield to a lesser degree, I would say, but Campbell did that, but.

The difference, and C-S, lewis pointed this out as well. The difference between those mythological gods and Christ was that.

There's a, there's a representation of.

There's a historical representation of his of of his existence as well. Now you can debate whether or not that's genuine.

You can debate about whether or not he actually lived, and whether there's credible objective evidence for that. But it doesn't matter in some sense, because this, well, it does, but.

There's a sense in which it doesn't matter, because there's still a historical story, and so what you have in the figure of Christ is an actual person who actually lived plus.

A myth, and in some sense, christ is the union of those two things.

The problem is, is I probably believe that, but I don't. I don't. I'm amazed at my own belief, and I don't understand it like.

Because I've seen.

Sometimes the objective world and the narrative world touch.

You know, that's union synchronicity.

And I've seen that many times in my own life.

And so in some sense, I believe it's undeniable. You know, we have a narrow sense of the world.

For me, that's been the world of morality, that's the world that tells us how to act. It's real, like we treat it like it's real. It's not the objective world.

But the narrative in the objective world touch, and the ultimate example of that in principle is supposed to be Christ.

But I don't know what to that, seems to me, oddly plausible.

Yeah, well, I still don't know what to make of it, it's too part, because it's too terrifying.

A reality to fully believe. I don't even know what would happen to you if you fully believed it.

If you believed in the story of Christ or if you believed that history, and and let's say the narrative.

Make Meatlet both, I think, I think you, because when you believe that, you buy both those stories, you believe that the narrative and the objective can actually touch.