- I love my people, and want what is best for them.
- I want what is best for other people to the extent it does not conflict with 1.
This is required of me by God.
This is required of me by God.
So, neopagans, you’re at the table with a bunch of Jewish Atheists (e.g., Spinoza, Derrida, and Marx) and I’m at the table with virtually every great mind Western Civilization has ever produced (e.g., Luther, Leibniz, Kant, Hegel, and Pieper).
Are you sure this is your bet?
When the Jews petitioned the Vatican to remove Simon of Trent from the calendar of saints, they never said it was because they had stopped doing what their medieval forebears had confessed.
One of the greatest advantages of being racist is that you are much less likely to be killed in a ‘motive unclear at this time’ attack.
‘But doing that will crash the world economy!’
You mean the one that runs on usury and moral evil, and that benefits primarily Jews and Atheists? Good.
‘Cursed be Ham [i.e., Africans];
the lowest of slaves shall he be to his brothers.’
This is not only a prophecy, but also a command, from God about how we are to deal with the sons of Ham.
Anyone who capitalizes “Black” is an enemy or a fool.
I would like to invite the adversary (much less so the enemy) pastors, teachers, et al., to take a moment, step back, and assess — rationally, insofar as they are capable — what Woe and I are doing. We are rational actors, so what we are doing must make sense — figure it out.
Complexity does not ‘arise’ — it is designed and implemented.
People (idiots) will look at you with a straight face and claim this evolved.