Concepts of God created by one culture becomes a divine unction for justifying the domination of others
The Battle of Tours 732AD Christians versus Muslims
We cannot escape from the fact that the images we have of God are manufactured within a closed cultural loop of repetition and re-inforcement by a priesthood called to protect the .
“Now we are witnessing an invasion. They are not refugees – no – this is an invasion of the mass Islamization of Europe,” the bishop said in the clip. “And so this is a global political agenda by the powerful of the world: to destroy Europe culturally and religiously – to destroy Christianity ultimately in Europe.”
The Prisoner was a British television series in the 1960s created by Patrick McGoohan, who stars as Number Six, a nameless British intelligence agent who is abducted and imprisoned in a mysterious coastal village after resigning from his position
The Bible is a metaphor for closed minds, blinkered by an educational system controlled by the Sadducees of one dimensional space, where physical strength is the key to achieving expansion of material ownership of worlds. Biblical characters typify this dependency on a militaristic solution to overcome the enemies of titular ownership of land and resources by the few, who typically have minds that see assertive and aggressive physical power as the zero-sum means to achieving a successful material outcome of their lives.
It is a story of a spiritless mindset in which the war narrative becomes poetry, psalms eulogizing war without end and religious priests blessing the making of a seamless history of violence, murder, rape, pillage, carnage, destruction, trauma and of deep psychological scars lasting for generations. The Bible is a bibliography of lives utterly imprisoned in the sin of not believing in eternity. It is a story of the human race rejecting its own salvation. A salvation the Jews and their neighbours still reject today. Even Jesus' disciples lost the plot.
On the other hand Christ is a metaphor for almost everything repulsive to the 'I want it now generation'. To the quick fix military solution that harnesses individual human strength and corporate physical power to the machinery of education, media and entertainment, the narrative of Christ is an anathema, a regime of ideas and beliefs too analgesic for the philosophy of materialism and ownership of physical space.
In short, the Bible stands as a typical cultural narrative, describing the story of men and women in any age, in any culture, at any moment in time, who are focused entirely on the physical dimension of their human experience without giving a single thought for the eternal moral and personality implications of their existence in a multi- dimensional universe. It is a narrative of bloodshed, isolation and ignorance.
If you want to learn about what you possess, look at Christ, who spoke of possessions deliberately hidden from minds obsessed with material possessions, sex and death.
Verbal abuse that eventually led to physical abuse of Jesus’ body came from all types of people whose minds had been cultivated by centuries of worshipping, of giving worth to, a portrayal of God and man that was neither:
entirely right
nor entirely divine
entirely perfect
entirely true
nor entirely human friendly
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