>>18435770
Carpenters make good money he wasnt born into poverty.

>>18435774
But was he a king or nobleman? Was he an educated philosopher born into an aristocratic family?

If no? Then he was not divine.

>>18435770
I have never understood the meme on OP's pic, who the fuck are those characters, why does the tree have to die and why does he know about Hitler, is this from some arg?

>>18435770
OP again

Also, Vishnu is a supreme deity, considered eternal and uncreated (without mortal "birth").

>>18435799
You are not me, fuck off back to your shit-ridden street shack.

>>18435802
>>18435799
Stop pretending to be me, you idiots, I'm the OP. You misinterpret and distort my arguments. I never considered myself Hindu, but I am in favor of Vaishnava. Simple as that. Christian cucks know nothing about Hinduism.

>>18435809
>>18435802
LMAO Imagine being this weird, lol. I've never needed to hide that I worship Lord Vishnu, and answer my question here>>18435782

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>>18435785
The cultural significance of the Gigachad and the fall of Donar's Oak evade the simpleminded conscience of the goy.

well Moses and Buddha were noble born but they had to larp as poor to get cred, Mohammed was heir of a tribal chief. JC was a real working class chad.

>>18435774
Carpentry in ancient Israel did not make that much money. Jesus didn’t grow up in luxury

>>18435770
Your argument is flawed. All humans are mere ants compared to God's greatness. Yet he still decided to incarnate as a human being. Earthly riches are a joke compared to His Glory. If anything Him chosing to come down as a humble carpenter is more of a statement against those haughty rich people who foolishly cooonsume the current thing and do nothing but accumulate material wealth as a lifestyle.