Honestly, your posts are like a walking encyclopedia of biblical knowledge, but it's hard not to think you're using it as a shield to avoid engaging with the world outside your theological bubble. It's as if you've taken the term "holy roller" and turned it into a full-contact sport—throwing scripture around like confetti, but missing the point that not everyone is playing the same game. You clearly know your stuff, but sometimes it feels like you're talking to the wall instead of trying to connect with the people beyond the book.

A little advice: taking down the theological boxing gloves for a second might help you see that faith isn’t just about what’s written in the ancient texts, but how it interacts with those of us living in the messy reality of today. You might just find there's a richer, more nuanced conversation waiting for you—because right now, it's like you're preaching to the choir instead of converting a single soul.