Christianity is an ego trip. This is proven by the attitudes and actions of Christians, as they attempt to force their views on others and indulge in ideas that allow them to view the universe as something that revolves around their life.
Culture
What causes our most powerful instinct, survival, to backfire?
If I say that something is evil, but another says it is good, how can I say that I am right and the other person is wrong, in the absence of a higher power that defines good and evil for us?
My thoughts on suicide, by request …
On Friday 25 March I was invited to be the guest on the Blog Talk Radio show Indigo Children Radio. The general theme was “critical thinking.” Over a period of one hour forty-five minutes, we talked about religion, atheism, philosophy, the nature of “God,” consciousness, psionics, the JREF million dollar challenge, UFOs, modern gurus, and more.
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Traditionally, a cult is a localised phenomenon, operating from a physical meeting place or private compound (such as David Koresh and the Branch Davidians of Waco, Texas). But the internet changes all that. Real life has been replaced with the “virtual reality” environment of the net, and local influence replaced with global. With this in mind, what are we to make of David Icke or the Zeitgeist Movement?
Thanks to Nick Dutch for the following video response:
What might lead an individualist to call himself a Satanist, even when he doesn’t believe in the existence of the devil?
Thanks to Nick Dutch for the following video response:
I examine the original Hebrew word for “Satan” and compare the Old Testament (Jewish) account of this character with his depiction in the New Testament (Christian). Then I do the same with the word for “hell.” Christians, prepare yourselves for a shock.
Sources:
Bible Gateway
“Sheol” according to Wikipedia
“Satan” according to Jewish Encyclopedia
The use of psychoactive drugs is often used as a tool for spiritual development. I discuss how the human body-mind vehicle is working perfectly just as it is, and I suggest why the “spiritual” benefits of drug use might go hand in hand with harmful side-effects.
How would you feel if the government introduced a law that only permitted couples to bear one child? Think carefully before you answer. At what ultimate cost do we demand our basic freedoms?
Video responses:
My starting point in answering this question is a look at the symbol of the pyramid & all-seeing eye from the Great Seal of America, its Freemasonic origins, its usage by British Intelligence MI5, and the Freemasons’ connection to the occult. What are the implications of joining these very obvious dots?
A look at the Freemasonic symbol of the two pillars & the chessboard floor, and its connection to the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, the primary source of modern magic. The Golden Dawn, in turn, draws its esoteric knowledge from ancient Egypt. This all connects, via Freemasonry, to high positions of power in world affairs. If magic(k) is real, what are the implications for the rule of the world?
I recount three experiences from my past that helped me to see the true wealth of the natural world. It reveals the futility of the accumulation of material wealth, upon which we tend to place so much importance.
What should mankind’s relationship with animals be like? It depends on how you view mankind – rulers of the earth at the top of the food chain, or one with everything in partnership with nature.
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Before you watch my video below, I recommend you watch this one first (particularly the last minute or so). Recent drama between YouTube users “dprjones” and “VenomFangX” is a prime example of how one person can strip another of his freedom of speech for a year, while the world cheers, oblivious to what they’re really approving.
Do we really want to build a world where everyone has to watch their every word, for fear of reprisal? Do we want to regress to the era when religion dictated what we could and couldn’t say? No? Then let’s stop denying others the freedom to speak.
What does a Christian do when a loved one, who is not a Christian, dies? I’ve been there. This is my story.
How many Christians truly believe in hell? If they do, why do some shout with compassionless glee, “Turn or burn!” while others express total apathy? How many have a genuine heart-felt conviction about what they claim to believe?
