Category: Do Not Crosspost

If the average papist could read, Rome would probably collapse in about a day:

Matthew 16:17–18 (ESV):
»And Jesus answered him, “Blessed are you, Simon Bar-Jonah! For flesh and blood has not revealed this to you, but my Father who is in heaven. And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.”«

“This” appears twice in the Christ’s reply to Peter (who had just confessed that Jesus is, indeed, “the Christ, the Son of the living God”); it references the same thing in both cases. In the Greek, the first instance is implied (this is natural in the Greek, but unnatural in English) and the second is explicit. A Koine Greek reader or hearer (of sufficient intelligence, anyway) would have immediately recognized the second ‘this’ (ουτος) as referring to the same thing as the (implied) first ‘this’: Peter’s confession.

The Rock upon which the Church is founded is Christ, and Peter’s confession of Christ is metonymically or synecdochically identical to Christ Himself. There are dozens of ways in which it can be clearly demonstrated from the Scriptures that Peter is not, personally, the Rock upon which the Church is founded. Here are just a few:

1. Christ calls the Apostles (plural) and the Prophets the foundation (Ephesians 2:20).
2. It is clearly stated (in a number of places, e.g., 1 Corinthians 3:11) that Christ Himself is, indeed, the Rock.
3. Peter is not even the Apostle to the non-Jewish nations, for that role was bestowed upon Paul (Romans 11:13).

Peter himself, undoubtedly, understood what Christ was saying, as he never called himself the Rock upon which the Church is founded (and also he probably noticed that “rock” [πετρα] is feminine and Peter was, well, not); in fact, Peter himself clearly affirms that Christ is the cornerstone and rock of offense (1 Peter 2).

And there is also the fact that Scripture itself contains the narrative of the first council ever called (Acts 15), and Peter did not preside; rather, it is James, the brother of Christ, who renders the judgement, and the decision is sent in the name of the church, not Peter.

Peter is not unimportant, certainly, but he is not the Rock upon which the Church is founded, and he would probably punch you in the mouth for saying so.

The average American is racist in virtually direct proportion to how much time he has had to spend around blacks, browns, and other undesirables.

Proximity destroys illusions.

Apropos of nothing, the reason they want you to stop eating meat is twofold:

1. They hate you.
2. They hate God.

It is vitally important not to overlook or forget either of these.

On a long enough timeline, all my opponents either start repeating my talking points or fully commit themselves to the interests of Hell.

And, to be clear: I get no credit for this, for I have simply repeated the things of God after Him, using abilities that He gave me, and He has seen fit to use me as a litmus test.

If there is anything for which I may claim credit, it is that, when faced with the choice between speaking the truth regardless of cost and remaining silent to protect my financial or other personal interests, I have always chosen to speak the truth — and I will continue to do so.

I have, over the years, offered quite a few tests (smaller or larger) for quickly checking the reality or the orthodoxy of men who claim to be “Christian”. Here is another (just one question this time):

‘Would it be per se immoral to genocide Muslims, that are raping and murdering our sons and daughters?’

A Christian will say — at the very least — that it is morally permissible to do so.

A good Christian will say that it is morally obligatory.

I do not want to be enemies with a single White man, but, ultimately, that is not up to me — the enemy gets a vote.

“If possible, so far as it depends on you, live peaceably with all.”

The American Right would much rather have internecine conflicts than make any progress.

If you adhere to some weird minority position or alien group and think this post is about others not ‘accepting’ you, then you are part of the problem.

Indians are Pakistani; Pakistanis are Indian.
Sikhs are Muslim; Muslims are Sikh.
Muslims are Hindu; Hindus are Muslim.

They all worship demons; they are all anti-White; they are all racial enemies.

There is no reason to distinguish.

The nations that have the most in common with the American people are the very same nations from which the American nation descends:

The Germans, the English, and the Scottish, first and foremost, Western Germanic Europe, second, and the rest of Western Europe, third.

A reminder: The Lord God does not condemn all human sacrifice; devotion to destruction of the enemies of God and Christendom is an act of worship.