Unemployedidealist

I accept that the most meaningful thing a human can embark upon is a life of voluntary sacrifice. Has the enemy successfully convinced us that the act of self-immolation is a good in and of itself regardless of our vision?

Every attempt at a utopia seems to run into the problem of fundamental inequality. Christ suggests a self-interested way to serve others that solves the problem for the individual.

Join with me as I unmask possibly the deepest Luciferian attack on call of Christ.

Have we embraced a cult of death because we made an alliance with our fears to oppose death. We must fight death with everything except fear.

I consider the distinction between petty and grandiose tyrants, and analyze their intersection with things that become irritating when repeated.

When you make a distinction between petty and grandiose tyrants you start to find them in the nicest places.

I’m trying not to be easily irritated. So join me trying to figure out if there is a good reason for a trendy phrase that I find significantly irritating.

I look at what happens when we infer that wondering about a question we found a satisfying answer for is an act of rebellion.