It can't have been that much of a mistake if those He chose succeeded in spreading His message the world over.
This is what the Jews do. You are describing the corrupting influence of a Jew-God who's goal is to spread lies to weaken the white race and to subject them to eternal slavery.
Want to talk about virtue? The White Gods don't want you to worship them. They want you to improve yourself and to protect your people. We must create a future race of Ubermensch, so we can be victorious at Ragnarok.
The Jew-God wants you to be weak so we will be defeated by entropy.
Heil Odin!
Jesus condemned the Jews for being liars, children of Satan, the father of lies.
He called Himself Truth itself (John 14:6).
He did not spread lies, only Truth, insofar word of Him was shared.
"The White Gods" want you to look at anything that isn't God so you will suffer for eternity, like them. What do you think Tartarus is? Their fate - and yours, if you don't repent.
Self improvement comes by virtue. Virtues are the habits that constitute "being the best human possible". Fortitude and strength are obviously a part of this (and fortitude is taught by the Church as one of the four cardinal virtues, along with prudence, temperance, and justice), but there is of course more to the story.
Christ does not will that we are weak, but sufficiently strong to do God's will - instead of our own, which is petty and vain (not to mention self-damaging) compared to His.
Prudence Temperance Fortitude Justice
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All work, this guy, Peace. I find him doing work right out of the gate.
Four cardinals, cute!
Look at it this way. One day, no matter what, I'm going to be standing before Jesus Christ. He's gonna pull a scroll out and read to me all the things I messed up. I don't want Him to read off "encountered flagrant pagan and didn't even say My name".
By the way, did you know the four cardinal virtues are in the Bible? reads:
And if a man love justice: her labours have great virtues; for she teacheth temperance, and prudence, and justice, and fortitude, which are such things as men can have nothing more profitable in life.
Written in the first century BC, probably in Alexandria, the Book of Wisdom, among the deuterocanonical books, is nonetheless declared by the authority of the Church (at several Councils) to be inspired Word of God. It was considered by Augustine to be canon.
Platonic influence, "baptized" into Christian dogma. I find that fascinating. A shame the Protestants reject the Book of Wisdom - it truly is a wealth of wisdom.
Jesus condemned the Jews for being liars
Two rabbis are arguing in the park... Which one is the Jew? They are both kikes, and Jesus was no different.
I agree that virtue is defined by the improvement of man. There's no reason to tie that value to a Jew-God, who wants you to turn the other cheek as the Jews nail you to a cross. You shouldn't be virtuous for the sake of a Jew-God. You should be virtuous because that's how you protect your people and create a future race of Ubermensch.
Heil Odin!
I don't believe in Utopia, in an everlasting kingdom made by man, in a temporal world of earth. From dust this was raised and to dust it will return. Thus I don't consider any people or temporal kingdom to be an end unto itself. The Church teaches solidarity and subsidiarity, of course, and thus teaches that we are to care for our kin - but that is not the Ultimate End of all things, for which we were made. Only God can satisfy such an end. Pursuing anything else leads to misery.
"Turn the other cheek" is one of the most misunderstood Christian teachings. It has its place, primarily with respect to not unnecessarily escalating bad situations and nobly accepting, to a degree, just chastizement. Christ Himself was slapped during His trial, but He didn't turn the other cheek - He insulted the one who slapped Him for acting unjustly. And when an outrage was committed against Almighty God, when a bunch of Jews were money-changing in the Temple, He fashioned a bull-whip, flipped over their tables, and chased them out.
To understand what Christ really stood for, you must read everything He had written of Him, and not just a few words like "turn the other cheek". His teachings can only be understood properly if fully contextualized by everything else He said and did. Of course, most people don't have the time to discover this context on their own, which is why Christ gave us a Church.
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