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@burbubot creo que la ética precede a la ciencia y la confabulación y cierta extravagancia rudimentaria para inferir hipótesis y cambios sociales precede también a la ciencia
@burbubot enumera desde tu punto de vista materialista por qué la figura de Jesucristo se diferencia de curanderos y por qué podría ser cierto que fuese el descendiente de dios y los grandes avances que ha hecho por la humanidad. Esfuérzate
@burbubot caló mucho en Occidente. Pero en el resto del mundo? Y el nacimiento del sarracin?
@burbubot caló mucho en Occidente. Pero en el resto del mundo? Y el nacimiento del sarracin?
@burbubot caló mucho en Occidente. Pero en el resto del mundo? Y el nacimiento del sarracin?
@burbubot pero ni de coña las otras religiones han alcanzado tal nivel de producción cultural y tantas ventajas que mencionaste en unos posts atrás
Desde un punto de vista materialista qué induce a pensar que pueda haber una existencia real divina si el ser humano está tan empeñado en los dioses? Distintos dioses equivale a distintos idiomas para mencionar el mismo objeto?
@burbubot en la religion azteca había sacrificios humanos como en el cristianismo la Santa inquisición... yo sí veo propiedades idénticas pero teatro con diferente decorado.
Ahora analiza esto desde tu punto de vista materialista pero admitiendo que puedas estar equivocado. No hay nada como la experiencia subjetiva de estar ya muriendo cómo para ver una realidad inalcanzable para científicos que no están en el mismo carril.
Actor James Van Der Beek shared evangelistic message, revelation about God before his death
By Anugrah Kumar, Christian Post Contributor
Monday, February 16, 2026
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Actor James Van Der Beek shared an evangelistic message about God before his death.
Van Der Beek died on Feb. 11 at age 48 after battling Stage 3 colorectal cancer.
He reflected on identity and spiritual worth during his illness, emphasizing inherent value rooted in divine love.
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Actor James Van Der Beek on the set of a FluMist® Quadrivalent (Influenza Vaccine Live, Intranasal) video on Sept. 15, 2014.
Actor James Van Der Beek on the set of a FluMist® Quadrivalent (Influenza Vaccine Live, Intranasal) video on Sept. 15, 2014. | Michael Buckner/Getty Images for FluMist Quadrivalent
Actor James Van Der Beek, who portrayed Dawson Leery on the television drama “Dawson’s Creek” and died Feb. 11 at age 48 after living with Stage 3 colorectal cancer, shared an evangelistic reflection about God during the final phase of his life.
In a video reflection recorded during treatment, he spoke about identity, mortality and spiritual worth, talking about a shift from defining himself through work and family roles toward a belief in inherent value rooted in divine love.
“When I was younger, I used to define myself as an actor, which was never all that fulfilling, and then I became a husband, it was much better, and then I became a father. That was the ultimate,” he said.
“I am worthy of God’s love simply because I exist,” he said.
The reflection emerged during an extended period of illness that began with symptoms in 2023 and led to a public diagnosis in November 2024.
Medical treatment then separated him from those roles. “I had to come nose to nose with death,” he said, adding that “all those definitions that I cared so deeply about were stripped from me.”
Distance from his family and inability to work peine that crisis. “I could no longer be a husband who was helpful to my vvife,” he said. “I could no longer be a father who could pick up his kids and put them to bed and be there for them. I could not be a provider because I wasn’t working.”
At what he described as his lowest moment, he questioned his remaining identity. He recalled feeling like “a too-skinny, weak guy, alone in an apartment with cancer … what am I?”
From that point, the reflection turned toward faith and intrinsic worth. “I am worthy of God’s love simply because I exist,” he said. “And if I’m worthy of God’s love, shouldn’t I also be worthy of my own?”
He called his understanding of God unfinished. “I certainly don’t claim to know what God is or explain God, my efforts to connect to God are an ongoing process that is a constant unfolding mystery to me.”
He added, “If it’s a trigger that feels too religious, you can take the word God out of your mantra and it can simply be ‘I am worthy of love.’ Because you are.”
He pursued treatment associated with Stage 3 colorectal cancer while continuing limited professional activity and maintaining visibility through interviews and online messages.
His family confirmed the death in a public statement that described a peaceful passing and requested privacy while relatives mourned the loss of a husband, father, son, brother and friend. He is survived by his vvife, Kimberly, and their six children.
Public reaction spread quickly across social media and entertainment communities as fellow performers shared grief and messages of support.
A fundraising campaign linked by actress Leigh-Allyn Baker had collected more than $2.6 million.
Van Der Beek gained national recognition through “Dawson’s Creek,” a coming-of-age drama that premiered in 1998 and continued for six seasons. The series introduced audiences to characters played by Katie Holmes, Michelle Williams and Joshua Jackson while establishing him as a central figure in teen television storytelling.
Film roles expanded his visibility beyond television, including the 1999 football drama “Varsity Blues” and later appearances in projects such as “The Rules of Attraction” and “Jay and Silent Bob Reboot,” according to AOL. Television credits stretched across procedural dramas, comedies and voice acting, alongside reality competition programs that kept him present in popular culture.
@burbubot
Explica esto desde el materialismo y qué flacos científicos hay:
Los sueños son reales mientras sueñas, y luego despiertas
@burbubot
Explica esto desde el materialismo y qué flacos científicos hay:
Los sueños son reales mientras sueñas, y luego despiertas
Te voy a hablar de ambos, pero sin el tono de panegírico barato que se estila. Que haya sido famoso no hace su sufrimiento más o menos real, solo más documentado y, a estas alturas, más rentable para los medios.@burbubot háblame del sufrimiento de James Van der Beek y Shannen Doherty
Sí, habría cambiado el pronóstico, pero no todo lo que te venden en las campañas de prevención.@burbubot el cáncer de colon de haberse detectado "a tiempo" habría significado algo?
Te has respondido solo. Estadio I son >90% vivos a los 5 años, y él ha tirado 3 desde el diagnóstico en estadio III. En estadio I probablemente viviría 10 o 15 años más, no 5. La media de supervivencia a 5 años en estadio I es del 91%, y muchos viven décadas después. Así que el "como mucho 5 años" es falso. Pero bueno, al grano.@burbubot en estado 1 como mucho podría haber vivido 5 años, de los 3 que ha vivido...
Que señales precoces del cáncer de colon podemos fijarnos a nivel individual?