>>14879657 (lb)
>"Satan" is just God when He's drunk"?
That depends on what you want to believe.
>>14879661 (lb)
That's not what my post says, though. I personally think the biggest issue is with how people view (internalize vs externalize) God/Satan. It's become very apparent, though, that those that are willing to embrace worshiping something that even their own tools (religion) say will ultimately perish in the end, are as sharp as a puddle of piss water.
>>14879638 (lb)
Mmm Hmm. Some need iconography for adherence to principles that keep the foundations of civilization firmly in pace. When these institutions are subverted, what happens to civilization? What if they were made that way from the outset? From one system of control to the next, to the next, etc. Wouldn't a real awakening shatter conditioning that separates humanity from its true God-given potential and seek to expose institutions of trust for the nefarious ones they really are? Ever wonder just how tongue-in-cheek it must be for some of the big names to get on a kick about "the cloth" while ranting on twitter?
People drop hints all over the place, but some crumbs are very small, or perhaps wear a specific camouflage that most eyes aren't able to pick up on.
Dark to Light:
Good v Evil
Freedom v Communism
God v Satan
Where is psychological warfare fought?
For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.
We're called to rally around an ideology (or set of ideologies) that are unifying. When people finally wake to the fact their icons have been subverted, there's going to need to be a safety net to keep people from rejecting truth. Why do you think Papi is so focused on being so positive and loving day in and day out over twitter? We're really going to need to be there for our fellow man/woman/child.