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Jon from the Christianity On The Spectrum Podcast | Both Christian and Autistic | Red Team and IR | Veteran of the Cyber Wars

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Christianity On The Spectrum
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The wait is over, after re-writing and recording it 6 times, I have finally finished the podcast. You can find the first episode here:
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The funniest thing about the no autism in the Amish community thing is that I've interviewed a few autistics who are former amish and hutterite who have told me that they didn't think they were autistic, because they just thought being autistic was just a normal type of guy.
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@ChristianityOn
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God did not create the large variety of beetles because He is autistic, He created them because *we* are autistic and he knew we would think they are neat.
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A common story is "My coworker's son got diagnosed and I said 'that's not autism I know a lot of guys from the colony who were just like that growing up and I was just like that, honestly still am' and then it all starts to click.
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Question for Anglican Priest mutuals, is it inappropriate to use the BCP "The Prayer to be said before a Fight at Sea against any Enemy" before toddler bath time?
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I took my 14 month old to church by myself today and she walked into the lady chapel and pointed at Mary and said "mama" and I had to explain that I don't have a pious anglo-catholic 14 month old, she just thinks that "mama" is the word for a 30ish woman with brown hair.
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Christianity On The Spectrum
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One of the burdens that every parent who is really into church history must bear is that there are so many cool names for children but your normie spouse will veto them all.
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Autistic Christians be like, "I'm religious, not spiritual"
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@ChristianityOn
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It is going to blow your mind when you discover this niche religious movement that started around 2000 years ago that firmly opposed infant exposure long before the advent of modernity. (see epistle to Diognetus, 5:6)
@hollowearthterf
RFH🦎👁‍🗨🪐🌘 ⬛️ (Doctor)
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Being pro life is a luxury belief that’s only made possible by modern advances in wealth, safety, and comfort. Ancients left infants to die of exposure, In nature, weak offspring are rejected by Mother. You cannot be pro life and endlessly complain about modernity.
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I'm pretty sure that 0% of women who chose to veil do it because they are looking for male attention. Individual spiritual practices of women do not need to revolve around men. Stop fetishizing a woman's individual acts of personal piety you weird freaks.
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Sad news, my sister just informed me that she is autistic. Another totally normal neurotypical woman has rapidly and without warning succumb to the autism. I am shocked that a girl who spend 2 years as an adult just training firemaking in RuneScape has so suddenly become autistic
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Yes.
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@NatashaCL7
Natasha Carter
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Can anyone pinpoint the exact moment when the world started to go to shit?
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Christianity On The Spectrum
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I personally wouldn't say that a country was exceptional and great when it was still legally enforcing racial segregation.
@redeemed_zoomer
Redeemed Zoomer
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It’s not a golden age fallacy. America really WAS an exceptionally great Christian country until the 1960s
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The best way to respond to "Everyone is autistic now" is to pensively shake your head and mutter, "No. No, not yet, but our plans are measured in centuries" and then refuse to elaborate.
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
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I am always surprised at how much push back I get from the statement "We as a church should not be teaching that salvation is contingent on possessing specific cognitive abilities or mediated through specific social emotional experiences."
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Just to be clear here, the autism and Catholicism are inextricably intertwined and you cannot be "Laughing with the autism and laughing at the Catholicism". You are just laughing at the autism and pretending its something else. Stop being miserable and pretending its cool.
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Autistic Christians will discover an obscure Christian mystic who had the exact kind of autism that they have and be like "I'm going to make this everyone else's problem for the next 9 months"
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Anglicans who insist that they aren't protestant are the "Not like other girls" of Christian denominations.
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The people confused by this clearly haven't met autistic catholic women and it shows.
@TPostMillennial
The Post Millennial
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Queer pro-life protesters outside of the DNC: "Kamala is a baby killer cop!"
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I regret to inform you all that I have fallen to the anglo-catholics.
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Anna L
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And to celebrate, Jon was also subdeacon for the first time today 🎉 Celebrate the occasions with us - the release of the culmination of his 9 years of work and also sticking the most reformed guy you'll ever find before an ad orientem altar in a tunicle!
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Christianity On The Spectrum
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A lot of non-autistics are often surprised to learn that a lot of autistics will identify as politically progressive/leftist but will also strongly reject the "progressive Christian" label. There are a lot of reasons for this, but it is mostly because of stuff like this:
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I love it when I tell someone I'm autistic and they say "Well you are nothing like my nephew who has autism" and when I ask how old they are, they are like 8. Yeah dude, I'm 31 I sure hope I'm not like an 8 year-old.
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Christianity On The Spectrum
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That is 2/4 children developing autism out of nowhere from a mother who was one of the first women to get a PhD in virology and a father who spent half of my wedding speech explaining new advances in farm machinery design and then compared my wife to a cow (positive).
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Christianity On The Spectrum
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Me constantly telling the gang of autistic 14 year-old boys that I was overseeing. "Autism is an explanation for your behavior, not an excuse. Now we are going to practice saying sorry to your classmate for asking her if she was dropped on her head as a child."
@ConorShack
conor (brad quag mode)
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“im neurodivergent” that’s cool man you’re still being an asshole
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I need to investigate the relationship between autistic women becoming more politically leftists and getting more into wearing veils. Maybe it's like horseshoe theory, but only for wearing fancy headgear. The last few interviews I've done have basically been like this:
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Christianity On The Spectrum
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I love autism research. Would not be surprised to see "Does it hurt an autistic person if you hit them with a hammer? Revelations could shape better blunt force trauma care for autistics"
@_Rewhan
Earth Fault to Ground Cybertruck Defense Platform
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I'm going to become The Joker I stg
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No one could have ever predicted this folks. How did two totally not autistic parents produce 2 autistic children?!?!? And why are so many of my adult cousins also getting autism! We need answers folks!
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Christianity On The Spectrum
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I think I would be able to take modern arguments against women's ordination and preaching a lot more seriously if the arguments against it for almost all of the last 2000 years weren't "women are less competent, worse than men, and essentially have the intelligence of children"
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Crazy how this type of man is also really big on "men are protectors, you need to be ready to take a bullet for your wife", buddy, based on what you are saying it sounds like you are the bullet heading towards your wife.
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@Suzanne08053 It does really depend as autism manifests in many forms, in these anecdotes they are usually talking about a specific subset of boys who would in other circumstances likely be diagnosed with Autism 1.
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Christianity On The Spectrum
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@eofallthings I sent an email to my chain-of-command and thought I signed it off with "Regards". I fat fingered my sign off and on that day I learned that the T and G keys are closer on the keyboard than I had previously thought.
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For anyone in my replies about to jump on and tell me I'm bad at theology, you can't hurt me, I know I am much worse at it than you think I am.
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Christianity On The Spectrum
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Everyone talks about Catholicism being the autism church, but the actual answer (at least in the english speaking west) is the LCMS but none of you are ready for that conversation.
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@gtimoshaz Depends on the autistic person as autistic people can be very different, some yes, other very much no, especially in the case of autistic women.
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@HannahPosted I once got a letter from a kid with the message "I hope you don't die" with a hand drawn picture of a dead soldier who was very brutally killed on it. NGL, I thought it was pretty funny but also wondered how that got approval from the teacher to send to us.
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@duns_sc0tus That's why we switched from "functional labelling" to "support needs" labelling. High/Low functioning are ambiguous and aren't very clear in what exactly they are trying to communicate. Support needs labelling clearly indicates that exact thing you are talking about.
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
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girl tism theology: the radical self giving love of god must be embodied in the very essence of our being so that our mortal flesh bears witness to his divine love. boy tism theology: Here is 1000 pages about why we should revive John Brown and give him a gundam.
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leah🌷
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@ChristianityOn girl tism theology: ecstatic beatific visions of the triune godhead, divine love poured out, composing some of the earliest examples of western music boy tism theology: sorry, you made the critical mistake of misunderstanding my niche doctrine obsession , have fun in hell
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The best explanation for why autistic people are less likely to be Christian in the English speaking West is pretty simple. The predominant forms of Christianity that are practiced are not practiced in a way that accommodates autistic people.
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"Once an 8 year-old with the of an reading level of a 22 year-old, now a 22 year-old with the reading level of an 22 year-old" was the funniest way someone has ever described the "former gifted child" thing. I can't not think about it whenever I see this stuff.
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Not wanting to re-ignite a discourse, but was talking to someone last night about their concerns about the Syrophoenician woman and it always makes me kind of laugh that there is a "Jesus was a racist" alliance between progressive and alt-right Christians.
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Feel however you want about the pro-life movement, but it is just objectively wrong to say that the opposition to infant exposure is a feature of modernity and not an explicit feature of Christian morality since its inception (and Jewish morality before that).
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Most people: Oh, so you are both progressive and a Christian, you must be a progressive Christian! Autistics: Absolutely not do not ever call me that
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What if instead of killing off our autistic neighbours because living in our society creates a life of constant agony, we instead created a society in which they wouldn't live in constant agony?
@calgaryherald
Calgary Herald
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Calgary judge rules woman with autism can seek Medical Assistance in Dying
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This is like half of the interviews I do with autistic Catholics (the mom being Mary)
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This gives me flashbacks to when I was an atheist who went to the Anglican church having to constantly explain to people that I don't take communion because I didn't affirm the creeds and getting really annoyed when people told me it didn't matter.
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Something I was told is bothering me, so I want to ask: Episcopalians, do you have to affirm the Nicene Creed to remain in the faith
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In case it wasn't clear, the post is about autistic people clearly being in these communities. It doesn't mean that these communities are a utopia for autistic people. The ones that I have spoken to have left for very good reasons. It is particularly bad for autistic women.
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I love when I'm talking to inclusive progressive churches and they drop the "I love that this autistic person is coming to our church but I wish they weren't so *goes on to describe the literal diagnostic criteria for autism*. How do we get them to stop?"
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Going to start using this when I try to explain to clergy that sometimes you need to use different language when explaining theology to young autistics.
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"Autism is a super power, but for social justice" is one of the least productive ways of talking about autism. We are not magical, we do not posses magic moral intuitions, we are just as capable of being terrible people as non-autistics.
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Autistic ppl’s lower susceptibility to propaganda, strong sense of justice, reduced vulnerability to social pressure, and willingness to speak up make them society’s canary in the coal mine.
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I love when I'm talking to a dad of an autistic who is trying to learn more about autism and is wondering where it came from and he has the full collection of Halo novels and has been talking with you about it for 30 min. "Buddy, the call might be coming from inside the house".
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"Verified terminal illness" to "autism" speed run any% (difficulty: way easier than you think)
@LoftusSteve
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Let's discuss Assisted Dying Someone has a verified terminal illness. They are going to die in agonising pain and cost the NHS £100k. With their blessing, their organs can be used to save others with forethought rather than reaction. What's the conservative argument against?
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Maybe I just have different social circles but the one thing I know about most lutherans in my life is that they will not shut up about being lutheran and how I should also be a lutheran.
@GuthrieGF
Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons
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Reporter: “Would you all be willing to talk a little bit more about your religion?” @Tim_Walz : “We’re Lutherans, we don’t talk about religion much.”
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St Francis: "Preach the gospel, and when necessary use words" Autistic Christian: "Wow, isn't it crazy that St Francis had the power of telepathy."
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As someone who has read a lot of NT scholarship, I know for a fact that more than one scholar have seriously suggested this. On slightly different note, because I also have read a lot of NT scholars, I can also tell you that they suggest a lot of things which are also dumb.
@emilykmay
emily may
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never has a single scholar ever even suggested that "the least of these" meant persecuted christians. but for those who are asking, "who is the least of these?" they should probably be directed to the person who asked jesus, "and who is my neighbor?"
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Kind of confused by the anti-MAID pro-death penalty crowd. I think if you oppose MAID on moral and ethical grounds those same ethical principles should lead you to oppose the death penalty.
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One day I am going to write an article one of those most interesting sub-types of autistic Christian, those I have called SNACS (Sex-Negative Autistic Christian Socialists) one of the few places where you will find a self-described rad fem saying "I'm thinking of becoming a nun".
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Christianity On The Spectrum
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Dating history: - woman I met in high school who would become my wife autism dating efficiency stays winning.
@Apocaloptimist5
Apocaloptimist
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Dating history: - girl in the same dorm as me freshman year that ended badly - alt girl I trauma bonded with - tumultuous long distance on-again off-again with mystical Australian 3 years older than me - ANOTHER Aussie who I'm now engaged to and is totally awesome 🥰
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It usually takes between 10-20 hours of interviews, screening, and assessment from a professional to conduct a full diagnostic review, maybe they saw something during that review that you didn't in the brief moment that you were observing them in the playground?
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ThymeToBeBorn
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Girl was playing with boy at park. Boy's dad tells me boy is autistic. Boy is bubbly, social, good eye contact, plays pretend, seems to be of normal intelligence. Dad says boy freaks out when there are loud noises. This does seem like an expansion of diagnostic criteria.
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That awkward moment when I'm talking to another autistic Christian and they casually drop "That was during my gender dysphoria phase" as though everyone has had one and I have to explain that most people don't have a GD phase and now we are both looking at each other like
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audrey ♱ 🕊️
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Autistic girls after spending their entire adolescence wondering if they’re trans or not and experimenting with different labels only to land on the uncomfortable conclusion that they’re a woman just a weird one
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Christianity On The Spectrum
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Name a more iconic autistic Christian experience than arguing with your pastor and having your friends tell you to shut up and stop arguing, but you won't because you are right and they are wrong.
@KatinOxford
Kat Coffin Head of the Tortured Scholars Dept.
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I was always the one arguing with my pastors, even when my friends were elbowing me to shut up. “If God made Deborah a military leader, why would God say no to women leading people spiritually?” They never have me a good answer for that.
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This is a great thread. When I was mentoring autistic teenage boys one of the things I say most frequently is "You have a moral obligation to care about the feelings of other people, even when it is hard for you, and even when you don't understand why".
@discountfaramir
MJ (in absentia) 🍁
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I’m gonna say that being autistic is HARD, but doesn’t absolve us from lack of cross cultural sensitivity. When we hurt people on accident, that matters and needs to be worked through, and fought to be mended. Because they’re worth the work (thinking of Laios and Toshiro today)
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It is always funny when I do an interview with an autistic and they casually drop "My priest/pastor/friends describe me as a bit of a religious extremist, but essentially harmless". It happens a lot.
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@MJNags "It's a luxury belief that is only made possible by modernity, and by modernity I actually mean antiquity, and I am specifically going to ignore all of the many exceptions to the rule that I just made"
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@eliyahuhohland Because normies will never understand the peak of humour (intentionally misunderstanding research and statistics to draw absurd conclusions)
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What if instead of killing autistic people who have trouble leading a normal life, we make it easier for them to live a normal life and provide them support so that they don't feel like their only option is suicide. Crazy suggestions, I know...
@AP_Davison
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Euthanising people with autism and intellectual disabilities in the Netherlands: a report from the Associated Press.
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Almost as good as autism research is autism theology that dares to answer the important question of "Are autistic people made in the image of God?" with "lol, no, lmfao"
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Christianity On The Spectrum
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I love autism research. Would not be surprised to see "Does it hurt an autistic person if you hit them with a hammer? Revelations could shape better blunt force trauma care for autistics"
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I'm always feeling like I've gotten mental whip lash from context switching between progressive Christian autistic christian circles and conservative autistic christian circles. It always takes me a while to be like "oh right they do things very differently."
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Modern arguments against it seem to be like a backwards rationalization where we realize it isn't cool to be sexist so we come up with another explanation but for most of the church's history it was just like, pretty blatant sexism that viewed women as incapable and incompetent.
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I love that my research is basically tailored for finding the girl in the bottom right panel. If you have ever been this young girl, I have a great podcast for you.
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Christianity On The Spectrum
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Going to start using this when I try to explain to clergy that sometimes you need to use different language when explaining theology to young autistics.
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I hate to be that guy, but this is a bad autistic match making meta because they will get competitive and will constantly be correcting each other and arguing. You need special interests that are distinct but related so you don't step into the other person's territory.
@Ken67547214
Ken 無/🔄
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Autistic dating app, where instead of profiles, you swipe on hyperspecific topics until you're matched with a compatible autist.
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Can we retired the "superpower" thing? You don't have super powers that let you see deeply into other people's souls, you have a social disability and you are missing social cues and that is okay, you shouldn't have to pretend you are magical to come to terms with your disability
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Most of you don't understand how difficult it is to explain to non-autistics clergy that for autistic Christians the two genders aren't man and woman, they are 'the crusades were morally justified' and 'John Brown was morally justified'
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Autistic Christian women will be like "I'm not sure if I've really had a special interest" and then pull out a binder full of drawings of Saints and devotional prayers and say "You know, sometimes I just spend hours going through my saints book"
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Christianity On The Spectrum
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I was once a participant in a very long and intensive study about autism and mentalizing deficits with all sorts of brain imaging and FMRI scanning. I asked the evaluator "Do you want me to answer this how I think I should answer this or how I think you want me to answer this?"
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I have never understood how people read the fathers and come to the conclusion that they are totally inline with the teachings of any one church. If you were actually intellectually honest, you would probably think they are a mess of different ideas with no unified voice.
@SecretFire79
🔥☩JMT☩🔥
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When you’re intellectually honest…🕊️🇻🇦
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It is funny because these guys are doing the same pandering seeker sensitive stuff that they always bash, but for the most annoying guy with a punisher tattoo who won't stop talking about how he would've been a SEAL but he would've punched his DI because he hates taking orders.
@dalepartridge
Dale Partridge
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Prayer breakfast masculinity is dying. Pints and psalm-singing masculinity is growing. This is good. No, I’m not saying that “prayer breakfasts are wrong.” However, it’s worth noting that prayer breakfasts were initially started by women and later adopted by men in the
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Literally watched this happen in Canada while everyone I talked to told me "This will never happen, you are being hysterical". Once suicide becomes a choice, for those that are perceived to be a burden, it will become an obligation.
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Christianity On The Spectrum
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These are probably the most common words spoken by at least half of my followers on this site.
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@nobrysta
hymnbo appreciator
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I'm being autistic about the Episcopal Church's calendar again and now I can't find the tweet I wanted to reply to but SOMEBODY should know that St Remigius is one of the original minor feasts from when we started keeping them in the 1960s
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I've become very deeply skeptical of people are "concerned" about autistic people being "harmed" when it comes to autism and trans stuff. 9/10 times these people don't care about autistic people are just looking for another cudgel to beat trans people with.
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Christianity On The Spectrum
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People deconstruct their faith because the burden of cognitive dissonance felt from a multitude of different factors related to the church and their faith outweigh the factors that are keeping them in.
@masonmennenga
Mason Mennenga
19 days
people don’t deconstruct their faith to sin. people deconstruct their faith to repent of their sin of certainty
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
2 months
Yeah, if there is one thing people with ADHD are known for, it's their meticulous planning, consistent scheduling, and ability to stick to a time based plan.
@ADHDForReal
ADHD Memes
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
2 months
I'm begging people to learn like 1 thing about autism 1 (what used to be called Aspergers and High functioning autism) before declaring it fake. There is a lot of pop culture autism misinformation (and it is very annoying), but that doesn't mean it isn't real.
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Pete
2 months
Autism is a thing that exists. Anyone who has met profoundly disabled non-verbal kids doesnt doubt it. But in popular-culture ‘autism’ is a laundry list of essentially normal, albeit quirky and obsessional, behaviours that do not, in of itself, indicate disorder/disability.
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
6 months
When you offering MAiD to disabled people with no near impending death it is telling other disabled people their lives are not of equal value or worthy of dignity when compared to their able bodied peers.
@EM_RESUS
Sam Ghali, M.D.
6 months
What’s your unpopular medical opinion that would land you in this position? Drop it in this thread
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
2 months
Autistics will be filling out a survey with an "other" option and be like "The author of this survey wants me to write an essay because the answer I want to give is B, but it isn't worded quite right" (Yes, I am going through my survey data again)
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
13 days
I think it is funny when people in the autism community are in denial about Elon Musk being autistic. IDK guys, he seems pretty autistic to me, but like one of the 14 year-olds in big brothers/big sisters that I have to go on long walks with to explain how to be normal to women.
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
2 months
Fixed it for you (let the reader understand what is about to befall our people)
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@ADHDForReal
ADHD Memes
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
4 months
I think a lot of autistic people are considered "cringe" not because they are lacking social skills, but because at the heart of cringe is sincerity and earnestness and autistic people just tend to approach life with a lot of sincerity and earnestness.
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
12 days
@kbizcomedy Please read like one book about segregation and the civil rights movement that wasn't written by a racist.
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
1 month
If you have a podcast or really anything no matter how big or small and you want me to come on to talk about my autism and Christianity research I will do it. Even if you just have questions and want to talk to me one to one, I'm more than happy to.
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
4 months
@yvrteacher Yes, that is the joke
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
2 months
The people who ask me "But what can autistic people contribute to the church?" are simply not prepared to hear about our ability to do hyper-realistic bird calls in order to enhance traditional liturgy. Other use cases include coaxing pigeons out of cathedral rafters.
@visualfeastwang
Visual feast
2 months
Austic child does bird calls for talent show
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
19 days
Them: "There must be a reason that autism diagnosis is skyrocketing" Me, in my best 'I am not running a secret government autism cloning program' voice: "Yeah, I think it's just down to expanded diagnostic criteria"
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
7 days
After studying autistic people for a very long time, I am convinced that there is a latent and unmanifested desire within us to be a wizard that the average neurotypical mind cannot comprehend and since actual magic doesn't exist they are reduced to cosplay and aethetics.
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Allie
7 days
I don't understand why so many women pretend they're "witches" now Is it an aesthetic? Harry Potter cringe gone too far? Actual witchcraft?
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
1 month
Autistic catholic women will see a picture of Joan of Arc being burned at the stake be like "😍OMG, Goals😍" and I think that needs to be studied more.
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
7 months
I hate how a lot of modern apologetics relies on the assumption that no one will actually read or study the things that you are talking about. So much of it is basically just presenting a series of hyper skewed and biased interpretations of history and hoping you don't notice.
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
4 months
I understand arguments about gender typology and things like that, but from my fairly extensive reading of church history, it seems pretty obvious that the reasons women were barred from those roles is because men thought they were worse on the basis of gender.
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
2 months
Going onto autism TikTok and seeing videos like "10 crazy things that only autistic people do" and the list is like "Eat fries", "Like cats", "do not enjoy screaming babies", "hates it when people stab you".
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
1 year
It genuinely bothers me now that I have come back to Christianity to think about how no one really cared to try do anything about it, no instruction, no catechism, no probing questions, they were just kind of happy to have me there and let me do my thing.
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@ChristianityOn
Christianity On The Spectrum
1 month
Have you ever wondered if autistic people were less likely to be Christian, and if so why? Well worry no longer, my podcast is now out and we spend the first 6ish episodes talking about this exact thing!
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