The point is that if you actually believe in, say, Christianity (that is, you truly internally believe and not just go to church on Sundays so that neighbors don’t look at you strangely), it’s not your church community which shares your burden. It’s Jesus who lifts this burden off your shoulders.
Ah, that’s probably not what the parent meant then. What he was referring to was analogous to sharing your burden with the church community (or, in context, the effective altruism community).
Theory of mind, heh… :-)
The point is that if you actually believe in, say, Christianity (that is, you truly internally believe and not just go to church on Sundays so that neighbors don’t look at you strangely), it’s not your church community which shares your burden. It’s Jesus who lifts this burden off your shoulders.
Ah, that’s probably not what the parent meant then. What he was referring to was analogous to sharing your burden with the church community (or, in context, the effective altruism community).
Yes, of course. I pointed out another way through which you don’t have to bear it alone.
Ah, I understand. Thanks for clearing up my confusion.