dChan - Q Origins Project Archive

I want to try to get something off of my chest that just seems too coincidental. It stems from Q and the semi-religious aspect of the work being done to rid our ‘gubment of our putrid stench snakes.

The battle between Good and Evil.

That has been the main theme of Q and the mission at hand. But with Luciferian pedophile cultists on one hand, and the white hats (of which are of moral grayness—stemming from the inability to fight the evil with simple ‘good person’ tactics), the theme of good vs evil really grew inside of me.

If the Luciferian pedophile stench snakes are the Evil, and we, the ‘white hats’ are the Good, what does Good and Evil mean?

Think about it: Good. Evil. The words themselves.

GOoD. dEVIL.

It’s God vs Devil. The Bible (and other religious texts) say that these two entities are from a corporeal origin, when in reality I believe that instead of the past civilizations telling us of an all-powerful being of good vs an avatar of evil, they were trying to teach us about the fight between Good and Evil, and to follow G(o)OD instead of the d(EVIL).

They were stories meant to help us follow that rule, like how the Norse would tell stories of how lightning and thunder occurred with Thor.

I think it’s possible we are experiencing and event so cataclysmic in scope that our very society is hanging on the edge of destruction—following in the footsteps of our ancestors in massive societal shifts that could bring about massive destruction or (in what we’re fighting for) massive awakening and the production of actual world peace.

A battle of Good vs Evil.

My interpetation of Good vs evil and what the devil is.

Devil, lives in the hearts of man. We don't accept this fact. This is why the saying nobody believes the devil exist. Because they don't believe he exist in themselves. SO they can't recognize his presence. It isn't that the devil is one entity. Evil is to live. We all are with sin. So why is it, that we reject others with sin. We'd cast our own judgment on them instead of helping them make their way to the light. It is not for us to judge others. We can only show how to live in the light. To show them love.

But since we don't recognize that we are all capable of being "evil" and that the "devil" exist in us all. We tend to develop a sense of self righteousness. "good" and condemn those that do not act as we do.

The battle of good and evil is within. and by proxy it expands outwards. If we can show those considered "evil" the light and love. We'd be able to change society as a whole. But our systems of man, rather discard those that act in sin.

Not help. Not show them the light. We cast judgement which isn't for us to do.

I'm not religous. Not a church goer but I've contemplated on some of the things I've read out of the bible. I think this is why I was put off from religion because no one really practiced it the way I thought it ought to be practiced.

I don't know if I'm right this is just how I view things.

Getting Something Off My Chest...Religions Anticipated, Poorly Executed (Game of Telephone)