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Things are getting 100 times weirder every day.

It feels as if we’re collectively hurling towards a conclusion or punctuation point that is revealed at every level of human activity and contact, from global macro politics, to one on one conversations.

There is becoming amongst us humans an awareness of a peculiar hell that we all seem to be mired in the past 10ish years. There is a lurking demonic elephant in the room. Something has changed with the fabrics of nature and our role as spirits.

Without getting too deep, I want to just say I think it’s an acceptable thing to assert that masses of people are waking up to the LIES of great deceivers whose true nature will likely always be shrouded in mystery.

Or is it all being revealed to those who have eyes to see and ears to hear?

Do you ever feel as if you’ve detached from the narrative of existence and are now in some sort of hall of mirrors where everything that once was real is now an animated husk?

Is the answer out of this hell to accept Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior?

I waver. 😞

Thank you for your comments on the dystopia and salvation.

Things are getting 100 times weirder every day. It feels as if we’re collectively hurling towards a conclusion or punctuation point that is revealed at every level of human activity and contact, from global macro politics, to one on one conversations. There is becoming amongst us humans an awareness of a peculiar hell that we all seem to be mired in the past 10ish years. There is a lurking demonic elephant in the room. Something has changed with the fabrics of nature and our role as spirits. Without getting too deep, I want to just say I think it’s an acceptable thing to assert that masses of people are waking up to the **LIES** of great deceivers whose true nature will likely always be shrouded in mystery. Or is it all being revealed to those who have eyes to see and ears to hear? Do you ever feel as if you’ve detached from the narrative of existence and are now in some sort of hall of mirrors where everything that once was real is now an animated husk? Is the answer out of this hell to accept Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior? I waver. 😞 Thank you for your comments on the dystopia and salvation.

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Well it depends what you mean by "Jesus Is God". I was brought up Catholic and still kinda am. I am not devoted but Catholics don't see Jesus as God but see Jesus as the son of God which I believe.

To me God is not visible or a living thing to the naked eye. Now it has been hard to be a Catholic when the church has adopted the global homo agenda but many of the older priests do hold traditional values.

When it comes to lies and all the disruption in todays society, I do not think religion is the cure. It will help indeed but I think we live in a time of decadance which is the end of an era and history suggests this as history is repeating itself once again.

A few years ago I was very fasinated in Christianity and wanted to know about it. I studied catholicism, baptism, lutherism and so on. I read Genesis, Exodus and even Revelations and I feel christianity has two main attributes, spirituality and knowledge. The spirituality I think is more authentic in Catholicism with the rosary personally compared to protestant practice since it more meditative and it gave one a personal private connection to God.

The knowledge however is the most important I think and the most misunderstoodd by athiests since the faith has knowledge that expands hundreds of generations and this knowledge tells us the mistakes our ancestors have done and how to resolve certain challenges in life and its documented to be passed down so we will not make the same mistakes as our ancestors and to be more successful than they were.

That is my two cents on the faith.

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“The knowledge however is the most important I think and the most misunderstood”

Yea I agree with that.

But then I get a little dizzy where the lines blur from living philosophy into Raptures and asking Jesus’ name for forgiveness.

Do I have to be thinking of Jesus to be a good Christian? Are we the real Chosen people?

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That is the part that confused me and I do not have a solid answer but the conclusion I got is this.

Back then the world was huge. Traveling the world was not an option and traveling was dangerous. And in many regions, different cultures came to life. In the east we got Hindu and Buddism. The middle east and north africa we got Judism and Christianity, Rome and Greek we got mythology.

I do bot think the middle east knew much about what was going on in India or China back then and were disconnected from places far away.

Also Christianity is also about hope. Believe in me and not fear anyone even those who will kill you and your family. It was a way to prevent people from giving up themselves for tyranny. That is why global homo first removed religion from our society.

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My wife does not. But I do.

She is a sinner and I pray for her.

[–] • 1 pt

Yes. Any other historical event with so much written documentation would be accepted as true. That's on top of all the archaeological evidence. Why would the early Christians falsify the whole thing? Because they desperately wanted to be hunted down and killed? Why would they falsify a messiah that teaches self-denial and forgiveness? If they wanted to decieve people they would have made him something everybody would be attracted to, like a mighty warrior or something.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Yea he lived. No question. He worked Miracles. I believe it. But is packaging your whole life into worshipping through specifically his name the answer?

Is tend towards a gnostic view, but feel it could be a distraction

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I'll preface this by saying there's nothing I can do to force you to believe anything, but I like talking about this stuff so I'll offer things to consider. Take them or leave them.

Why jesus and not somebody else? Well who else would it be?

There were prophecies about jesus in the old testament that were hundreds of years old. It's basically mathematically impossible that any one person would fulfill them. Yet he did.

The old testament is full of references to the arrival of somebody like Jesus. If you look at the names of Adam's descendants they even spell out the gospel. You don't have to arrange it or anything, it goes straight down the blood line.

Name: Meaning

Seth: Appointed
Enos: Mortal
Cainan: Sorrow
Mahalaleel: Blessed God
Jared: Come down
Enoch: Teacher or teaching
Methuselah: His death will bring
Lamech: Despairing
Noah: Comfort

Mortals are appointed to sorrow but the blessed God came down teaching that his death will bring comfort to the despairing.

And it just so happens that Noah was the last member of his age before the flood. As if the flood was a period at the end of the sentence.

I personally could only see stuff like this so many times before admitting that it must be true. As an honest thinker you have to admit when the evidence has you beat. That's why I think most people who don't believe in it have probably not honestly examined it for themselves, or they just don't want to be bothered with all the changes that believing would demand. There are entire books about all the things the bible got right. If nothing else, the book should be regarded as the spookiest document the world has ever seen. And the whole thing is pointing to Jesus. What other religion even comes close to that? That's how I see it

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Excellent.

So do you ‘worship’ Jesus and follow strict rules as interpreted through his teachings?

Like would you ever have anal sex with a woman?

How are you different with Jesus as opposed to without?

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Don't worry mate, we've been down this road before with the fall of the Roman Empire. History repeats itself.

What's going to happen is another huge war, followed by smaller civil wars, until shit settles down again.

Got nothing to do with God.

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Everything is an illusion. The concept of the individual/ego/self is just that, a concept only, and all of its manifestations are illusions. Jesus the individual is not God, because individuals are separate from God. However, this individual transcended/escaped the illusion of the self, thus becoming one with God and the universe. As he said, "I and the Father are one." I believe Siddhartha (Buddha) did likewise. Observe instances in the Bible of the phrase 'that christ' vs 'the christ'.

As for accepting Jesus as your Savior, I think there is some Catholic deception here in pushing dependence upon an external savior, which is disempowering and thus great for subduing the masses. Jesus said you will have everlasting life if you believe in him, I think what he meant by this is that if you believe in what he says and follow his example, you can escape the illusion of death thus achieving immortality, just as he did. The virgin birth narrative is disinfo inspired by pagan mythology (Mythras, Ra, etc.) because a story of the resurrection of the literal biological son of God is meaningless, but if a mortal Son of Man (as he regularly referred to himself) can resurrect, then any mortal can do it. This is revolutionary and this is what the Kikes fear the most.

But I'm not saying you can't count on him for whatever salvation means to you. Jesus lives and he's a good dude who will help you out when you need it, especially dealing with demons. I personally have invoked his name to dispell demons when they were bothering me in my dreams and semi-sleep consciousness state, on a few occasions. And if you want to try taking on demons with your own power, you can count on Jesus as a safety net so you have nothing to fear. When you've passed to the other side and wander lost through Purgatory, just call his name and have faith that he will show you da wei.

He is called King of Kings, and I find this appropriate because I am the sovereign king of myself and I would have no king above me except for Jesus.

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“As for accepting Jesus as your Savior, I think there is some Catholic deception here in pushing dependence upon an external savior”

This is everything as to my final hold up with Christianity....but Im suspecting this is a final trapping of the ego. I just don’t know. I’m working my way backwards. I discovered God though an out of body experience. The longer I’ve lived from that vision for some reason I can not escape the sense that the Christian philosophy is truest way back up the Source....but accepting this opens up new baggage with the implications of God as a particular man.

Was Logos not also revealed through John the Baptist? Did he not also do similar works to that of Yeshua?

I worry about how demonic things have become and that ‘narrow path’ could be narrower than I comprehend. I accept Jesus as a divine carrier of God’s will. But to accept him as the only way, externalizing God as a very narrow path through one single man has been difficult for me to accept.

Yet ...

”...but if a mortal Son of Man (as he regularly referred to himself) can resurrect, then any mortal can do it. This is revolutionary and this is what the Kikes fear the most.”

... does not sit right with me. I intuitively reject this.

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If your intuition says no, then approach with caution. I've approached it from a logical philosophical angle. Like I said already, everything is an illusion, this can be known intuitively and is also backed up by evidence, such as prophesy, miracles, and theoretical physics and physics experiments that show that particles' behaviour can be influenced by observation. Everything is just an imagination projected by the Source mind, and that includes you and everything comprising the illusion of 'you'. Your own consciousness is, at its core, just the Source watching the world through your eyes.

Your intuitive rejection may be due to the close parallel between the 'any mortal can do it' philosophy and the luciferian transhumanist ideal of becoming your own god. (Like Lucifer tried to do.) The key difference is that in the satanic version, the individual becomes a god, separate from the real God, whereas what Jesus did was become one with the already eternally existing God by denying the Self. I think this concept should be taught with caution, because someone who's not ready could easily misunderstand and go down the transhumanist route, so for the uninitiated it's probably better to just trust in Jesus until they're ready to go deeper.

All this doesn't necessarily mean that Jesus won't save you anyway. If you can't achieve self-existence on your own, he could still grant you immortality by simply lifting the curse of death from you. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't try to follow his example to do what he did. You can fail horribly reaching for the bar he set but you'll still be a better person for trying. Also note that I believe in reincarnation (to put it simply) so I think if you have unlimited lifetimes on Earth and other experiences through the multiverse then eventual transcendence doesn't seem so unattainable.

And I think this lesson is paralleled in our contemporary situation. Jesus very well may come back sometime to blast all the clowns away with fire and brimstone and officially establish the Kingdom of Heaven on the Earth, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't be taking the initiative to do what we need to to manifest the Kingdom ourselves instead of waiting around for him to do it for us. I think this is the next big lesson we need to learn as a species, to get closer to God by stepping up and taking responsibility for making difficult judgements that we'd rather leave up to him. If Adam had stood up for his household and laid down the law, he would not have been cucked by the Serpent.

>I just don’t know.

That's the first step toward knowing, so good job you're on the right path, now take the next few steps wherever they lead you. If simply trusting in Jesus to save you will help you to deny your Self, then sure, that's probably just what you need at this stage of your journey. Ego is a tricky bitch - any effort to escape it is itself an expression of Ego, so I think it's great to just say "I don't know" and just chill with your eyes and ears and inner eye open for whatever helpful hints God throws at you. Basically everything I've said here is just what I've built out of my own collection of these hints.

I recommend reading the Gospel of Thomas, it's a lot of cool stuff that Jesus said:
http://khazarzar.skeptik.net/books/nhl.pdf#page=75
It was cut because it's too juicy. And there's probably a ton of other good stuff in that pdf but I haven't read most of it myself.

[–] • 1 pt

We are heading towards such a point, I truly believe that, and my answer is to accept Jesus Christ as your lord and saviour.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

I wont play this game. But I do have a question.

To you, personally, which is the correct Christian denomination?

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

I have no idea if there is such a thing.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

So if you wanted to instruct someone on how they would find/follow/worship God, what would you say?

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I was raised Catholic but moved away from it in my teens because of the hypocrisy of religious leaders and the supposed faithful that really knew nothing of their dogma. I remember my mom got kind of religious again and started to proselytize and would try to throw "scripture" at me but only knew vague portions and sound bites while I stood there and quoted the actual passages back at her and she was shocked that I'd read the whole bible (a few times) as she never had.

I still have problems with the Vatican, but as I've gotten older I've come around to being able to separate my faith from the pretenders in power. At one time I thought my soul was in jeopardy because my beliefs didn't match what I was hearing from the leaders, but now I realize they are the ones that need to worry.

My faith is personal, between me and God, not the church. I also believe that some skepticism is good, in my opinion God doesn't want blind faith, that's why he gave us a brain. We should question and try to find the answers.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

I don’t much to add.

This was a good comment, thanks.

It’s the kind of input I was looking for

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NO. It is very wrong to call Jesus god or a son of god? These people were delusional and mental in those days. If they where in today's world they would be in a mental hospital. THERE IS ONLY ONE GOD, WITH DIFFERENT NAMES DEPENDING ON A NATIONS LANGUAGE. GET RIGHT FOR ONCE YOU SQUARE GO LIKE CUNT-HOLE MAGGOT. GOD IS ONE, NON-HUMAN. maybe alien, who knows, but not human. VROOOOOM VROOOMMMM