The only thing that carried me through rough times was a hobby where I regularly meet a group of people for sports. Then you live so you can go there again the next week.
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You'll remember that the Jews weren't the only people the Nazis targeted - they weren't even the first.
To add context: in the KZ Mauthausen (don't know numbers for other KZ) only 20% of the people were Jewish. Most were Slavic, some other minority, political opponents or (basically also political opponents) people who refused to comply with the regime.
But then there's also the seven heads (seven trump headquarters), getting shot in the head thinking it's fatal but surviving seemingly through a miracle, the ones about his relations to the kingdom to the south, resulting in criticism from the north and east etc
Of course it's coincidence (at some point there just has to be someone who can be accurately described with these prophecies) but it's still very interesting
I like to read the biblical texts as texts you have to interpret. Basically like fairytales and fables are in versions that aren't from the brothers Grimm and especially Disney - they often were used to carry points that wouldn't have been tolerated by authority if they hadn't been covered like that, or simply to tell about some aspects of life.
When reading it like this the Bible is an extremely interesting book, and I'm saying that as an atheist.
What's the legal reasoning behind it?