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    Christian Hive-Mind Collectivism


    Christian Hive-Mind Collectivism takes the scripture "All the believers were one in heart and mind. No one claimed that any of their possessions was their own, but they shared everything they had. (Acts 4:32)" literally. He believes that the early Christian church actually were the same being, with one mind.

    Beliefs

    • ChristHive believes that everyone should be assimilated into one mind, Jesus's.
    • Logically, this means he believes that he is God and has already been assimilated into Jesus's mind
    • He believes that since everyone has the same mind, they should share everything
    • He dislikes other Christian balls, as he believes they are sinful by not assimilating into Jesus's mind

    Behavior

    • Tries to assimilate other balls by converting them to Christianity
    • Yells at Christian balls, calling them sinful
    • Refers to God as "we" and "us"

    How to Draw

    1. Draw a ball
    2. Fill the ball with a light shade of black (#141414)
    3. Draw a large blue (#002868) diamond in the center bottom of the ball
    4. Draw three smaller diamonds in an arc around the top point of the large diamond
    5. Add a red (#bf0a30) cross in the large diamond
    6. Add eyes to the three smaller diamonds and you're done

    Relations

    Friends:

    None - Nobody other than us have been assimilated into the mind and body of Christ yet.

    Frenemies:

    Enemies:

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