Intergalactic Summit

All that said, you may still be among the Chosen in the end; man should not delve too deeply into predestination and the hidden will of God, but rather accept outward forms and demonstrations of faith. You are a vile sinner, but you might at some point in the future begin to redeem yourself by repenting of your ways and accepting the True Faith.

See, this is the thing about arguing with fanatics - and I can't say I'm not feeling at least a tiny bit smug about the fact that most of the Intergalactic Summit's Amarrian regulars are now having to face this fact from their own perspective. Religious fanatics aren't just assured of the veracity of their beliefs, they're unwilling to entertain even the possibility that they could be wrong. There are some - not all that many, but some - Amarrians who'll say "alright, it's beneficial for me not to go too far in the pursuit of my beliefs, because even though I strongly believe I'm right, but I could be wrong."

Fanatics, when confronted with evidence that reality may not conform to their expectations, instead accuse reality of being wrong. The facts are interpreted to support the conclusion. Here then, is the Provist who insists that every other Caldari in the State is a traitor rather than admit that the State rejected Tibus Heth. Here is the U-Nat who screams about the savagery of societies that don't embrace democracy but throws a tantrum when people elect someone he doesn't like. Here is the member of the 24th Crusade who brags about Amarrian manifest destiny when they're winning but it's "merely a test from God" when they're losing.

And here is the Sani Sabik who would rather be the slave of a cosmic being that uses trillions of sentient beings as toys for its own personal gratification than admit that maybe, just maybe the universe doesn't revolve around him.

You, on the other hand, will not escape the fate your God has in store for you.

If you fate is predetermined and your life is an illusion, then what is the point of it all?

Under this, who or what determines your fate in the first place?

Oh, I can think of a few ways

Maker? Creator? The universe itself?
Who knows, human mind is too tiny to comprehend whole universe around us, all what happened and everything that will happen.

Don't you think it will damage your frontal clothes and armor?

Depending which time you died, I am pretty sure I was wearing shorts when my original body got the euthanasia needle. Every other time, however, that's another story... I can only hope that my popsicled clone corpse mooned them as it floated by.

I must admit that I am surprised that Kim wears panties. I would have thought it would be a titanium diborite chastity belt that was welded shut.

There are no vital organs that need that sort of armor.
Besides, keeping stuff like that welded shut is not hygienic.