Not a criticism. It's just an interesting thought.
Were the Egyptian allusions coincidence, or humour from the channers, with in-jokes about Pepe/Kek snowballing and growing as more coincidences were found?
Or does the universe run on a code basis with the dubs and trips, and that introducing an information-based movement tied to some Egyptian chaos magick and Meme magick tapped into that "uncontrollable " state?
I remember Spirit Cooker herself Marina Abramovic stating before Trump was elected, that Trump will be the catalyst for people waking up purely because he's a force of chaos.
How does this square with "God Wins"? Which God? Whose God?
But God created everything, so if He so creates the world to run by his design, then He also creates systems of code where the individuals of a world can affect that world.
And so He would design some kind of numerological influence, or meme magic, or whatever. So would it be un-Christian to believe such things or use such things?
Is it an "ends justifies the means " kinda thing? Like "yeah, we're using spell/code/number/meme/symbol systems that have been used by the occult for generations, but we're using them for good, to stop kid fuckers so it's fine ".
I dunno. I think I just get exhausted at the "movie" and then start to worry that in the same way that Alex Jones is controlled opposition, that everything else is too, and in trying to be part of some "great awakening", yes I've increased my knowledge... but I'm still hooked into some bullshit news feed where even the people I agree with I can see are playing roles and pushing narratives. I'm just caught up in a different media stream.
None of this is an attack or necessarily questioning the veracity of Q (even though we should all be vigilant to question even the things we want to hear), I'm just looking for open healthy discussion. I broke my foot and I'm on pain meds so I've got a lot of time to think and type.
I guess the main part that fascinates me is how much of a mostly Christian movement, keeps coming back to the same avenues of Egyptian Mysticism that is pushed by the controllers.
Is it like, there's truth to the mysticism, the systems of influence, because that is how the universe works, but that knowledge has been kept hidden (occult) by evil forces, and they never expected these forces to be harnessed by white hats?
Or is Egyptian mysticism entirely at odds with Christian doctrine?
Gimme your thoughts, anons!
I don't care if people CALL themselves Christian. The fact is (assuming you take Jesus at His word) that millions (billions?) of people who don't call themselves or think of themselves as "Christian" ARE IN FACT DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
And THAT'S what matters.
Jesus named his disciples (not individual names of course, but as a group), in a quotation from Him reported by John. Here it is, with italics for the actual definition:
And THAT, imo, is what "believing in Christ" really means.
Jesus died to help make the world a more compassionate, sane, decent place. His ministry was CLEARLY aimed at reducing and eventually eliminating the widespread heavy, soul-killing emotional damage that wreaks havoc throughout much of the world. His teachings on not offending children, among others, strongly support that view.
Yes, there are other elements to Christ's ministry, and if I had an interest in eternal life (not something I desire or can even imagine) I would talk about that as well, but whether or not an afterlife exists, it is undeniable that a huge part of Jesus' ministry, and of the effects he was working to have in this world, involved lowering the amount of cruelty, corruption, depravity, and emotional damage that taints mankind.
I have a different conception of "God" than most probably do, and in this case (or any case, like an 11-dimensional space) where something is beyond visualization for a mentally finite and 3-dimensional being, I don't think ANY image can do more than act as a placemarker for contemplating (in this case) "God." And it's not just the image; the idea that a human can know the full NATURE of such a being just seems silly. We can't. I sure as hell don't.
So I'm sticking with what Jesus told us: To be one of His disciples, love thy neighbor.
Q's oeuvre supports Jesus commandment to love others, and supports His clear and sensible belief that protecting against evil is important.
Trump himself does the same: he is Christian in his actions, not merely in his words.
As imperfect as I am (and boy, am I ever), I also want the world to be a more sane, decent, and compassionate place. Deep down, everyone other than psychopaths and sociopaths want that -- which is exactly why the Deep State and Cabal are always using it against us; every insult and harm they aim at us is falsely justified as being "for our own good" in some way or another. THEY KNOW Jesus was doing the right thing, for the right reasons, which is why they HATE him so much.
And IMO, the Great Awakening is nothing more, at bottom, than waking up, deeply and widely, to Jesus "new commandment" on the need to love one another.
Oh, fren. A parsing of that sentence in 13:35 reveals that having love for one another is the manner by which others will understand that we are disciples of Christ. That is an entirely different meaning than you have extrapolated.
Well, we do disagree. I find the words in 13:35 very straightforward, and the commandment Jesus gives in the previous verse -- to "love one another" -- supports that.
I think you're reaching -- for an interpretation that fits neither the text of 13:35 nor the overall thrust of Jesus' teachings.
A further point: if "By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another" means what it says -- that others shall know you are a disciple of Christ if you have love one to another -- then either Jesus misspoke and others would see NON-Christians (who love others) AS Christians, which Jesus words logically negate -- or in fact Jesus MEANT what he said, and love is the defining trait of discipleship.