Physical fitness aside, Christians should not fall for Don’t Die’s hollow promises.
“I am building a religion,” it was announced on X this past week.
When was the last time you saw that kind of candor? The statement was provocative and honest. Bryan Johnson is the founder of Don’t Die, “history’s fastest-growing ideology.” What is a religion? For Johnson, it’s “a comprehensive framework.” Why does the world need a new religion? Because “all existing frameworks are too narrow … democracy governs civic matters, capitalism dictates wealth, and religion cares for the soul.” But, Don’t Die, for Johnson, is “the grand unifying theory of existence.”
