Or is health and wellness a religion? I can’t really seem to sort it out myself. Once upon a time, meditation was something for eastern religions, now it’s a wellness activity promoted by your employer. Who needs a church when you can just subscribe and be a part of a podcasting community? Bryan Johnson has eliminated the need for religion altogether with his anti-aging regimen and his plan to cheat death.
The lines get so blurry to me sometimes. Non-Christians are happy to let me believe what I like as long as it brings me “peace.” (And doesn’t interfere in the public square of course). Spiritual health is just mental health. Sanctification is just about “doing better.” Holiness means being your authentic self. Eternal life is to create memories that will last after your death. For the modern Bible? I don’t know. Take your pick of whatever the Blinkest want to recommend to you.
I’ll stick with Jesus.
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