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Babylon, the harlot christian church’s goal has always been “to reach heaven”. Today, the christian does not believe that God, or Christ, dwells within them through Jesus Christ’s cross and resurrection, but that He is “off” somewhere, in a distant land called “heaven”; and that if they “do” or “apply” or “work up” all that their holy book (called the Bible) “says,” then, when they die some day… they’ll all “get to go to heaven,” and “be with” a God who is separate and distant from them. This is both anti-Christ, and complete bullshit! Christians have become, are predominantly, anti-Christ!
They are “pro-God,” yet anti-Christ; with very little, next to no genuine love (at all) in their hearts for anyone, including themselves. They actually worship themselves. Christians are “in love” with themselves, and with the works of their own hands. And the root of it all: an extremely corrupt, perverse image of their own Heavenly Father, which they continue to harbor in their hearts. This extremely corrupt, perverse image of their own Father being some great, angry pharaoh “in heaven” (who rewards “good,” and punishes “evil”) is “the inspiration” behind their fear, superstitions and paranoias; triggering the self-righteousness which they are ever-going about attempting to establish and maintain.
This is precisely why they are such confused, fearful, depressed, angry, arrogant, pompous, condescending, pretentious narcissists; who suffer from a raging identity crisis and massive inferiority complex… These things are quite indicative of the modern-day christian. Self-righteousness attempts to mask itself with “goodness”. Self-righteousness attempts to mask itself with “integrity”. Self-righteousness attempts to mask itself with “character”. Self-righteousness attempts to mask itself with “morality”. Self-righteousness attempts to mask itself with “reputation”. Self-righteousness attempts to mask itself with “rule-keeping”. Self-righteousness attempts to mask itself with “principles”. Self-righteousness attempts to mask itself with “honor”…
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