Christianity is a jewish psyop to make goyim weak and docile so the jews can take advantage of them with assistance from their victims.
Well, that's how it's being used. Go to any church and hear pacifism. "thou shalt not kill" and God loves everyone, even pedophiles and forgive, forgive, forgive and just bend over and take it. Usually from the same people who are doing the child raping.
Yep. Ever see jews preach turn the other cheek? I haven't. They hold grudges for thousands of years.
Purim, but then, I kind of like it. Cookies and good times.
It's a celebration sort of. A Persian official close to the king created a law to make it legal to kill all the Jews on a certain day. It was to be like a purge.
The king was married to Esther who was secretly Jewish and had an uncle serving in the court.
There had recently been an attempted coup and assassination scheme by some court insiders who were exposed by Esther's Uncle about this same time. Her Uncle was rewarded and this court official was forced to honor the uncle. He was seething with rage and that was his motivation. Kill all the Jews to avenge his humiliation by this one low ranking Jewish court servant.
Esther found out about this law to purge the kingdom of Jews after the king signed it and had it posted everywhere. He had no idea who the Jews were and really just kind of rubber stamped it on the advice of this vengeful official.
Esther set up a dinner with the king and invited this official, Haman to the dinner. Haman was thrilled and attended happily. Esther couldn't get the courage to reveal what she knew so invited the king to another dinner where she revealed the plot to exterminate her people and that she herself was a Jew and would also be killed. The king was outraged at the trickery and demanded who had written this law he had ignorantly signed. She pointed her finger at "This wicked Haman" and the king was so outraged he left the room in a rage to think things over. Meanwhile Haman realizing his mistake threw himself on Esther as she sat down and begged for his life in terror. The king reentered and seeing Haman on top of Esther became further outraged and called his guards to remove the man.
The king turned to Esther and asked what should be done, and she pointed out the window where Haman had constructed a gallows and demanded that Haman be hanged on his own construction. The King agreed but then asked what remedy could be had for the law of extermination of all the Jews in his kingdom as by law he could not reverse the law.
Esther suggested a law of reprisal that allowed all the Jews of the kingdom to do likewise to any who would attack them and so the king had it written up and signed to be posted all around the kingdom. On that day the Jews all around the kingdom took up arms and purged those who would purge them taking their land, houses, possessions and then they celebrated.
Since the story of Esther is repeated every year at these celebrations it's not likely to ever be forgotten.
I don't know if I agree tbh. I would say what you're describing is basically islam. Christianity is more like crypto aryan old religion that includes the ten commandments and some joodefence in the form of jesus hate for the pharisees. Issue is the terminology is so old that no one understands it anymore and it's so subverted that joos basically teach us what it means now.
Issue the terminology is so old that no one understands it anymore.
That's a good possibility. We can see where Jesus says contradictory things in the Gospels.
Some believe Jesus never existed and was simply an amalgam of past teachings that coalesced into the manifestation of an archetype called Christ around the CE. Personally I think this is the case.
There is no way to know for sure about if he existed. I think he did and was possibly an incarnation of God. The basic tennents definitely line up with the old religions, i.e the trinity, the rising after three days, the crucified sage who dies for his people, the virgin birth and even most of the later traditions added by the germanics like Christmas trees. I had big issues with christianity for a long time. Now I basically view it as God using it as tool to get us to stop killing each other while recognizing our traditions are important to us.
You'd do well to learn about Christianity vs being a follower of Christ. You act like they're synonymous, rabbi schlomo.
I have no idea what you're post is supposed to mean. Why don't you explain your particular world view as it relates to Christianity. Maybe I'll learn something.
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