I think christianity is exhausted

[Sustacel250]

Was listening to alan watts and other conspiracy people, and many times they like to point out that christianity is infiltrated and theres too much politics. Some people in the conspiracy scene say that we gotta follow christ or we have to study the philosophy. I can see their point makes sense no doubt about it.

But I think a movement, any movement, starts and exhausts itself at some point. There are newer movements like islam or communism. Communism is the current thing, its the one most pushed by elites and the one that is the newest.

You can see in a religion like communism, same stuff happens. People are already starting to say "but marx didnt say this or that, we have to go back to marx". Its funny to see. Because every single movement splinters, evolves, adapts to times, changes. And someday people will make students learn a subvariant of a communist spinoff and will forget marx even existed. So its pointless to remember marx or care for what he said and moralize people telling them to follow the original prophet.

Who cares. It doesnt matter. What I think matters is the current thing. Especially with large social scale movements. You dont gain anything by installing windows XP if we use windows 11. When windows 10 came out, people wanted to go back to windows 7. When windows 11 came out people started to praise windows vista because "its innovative, it had widgets". You get the point. This is normies, they always think the "primordial tradition" is whatever came before the current thing.

If the current thing is elite new world order 1 central bank for all, 1 ideology 1 world religion, why would you want to go back to a previous NWO version like christianity? Who cares about it. Elites have a new social operating system they want to install and eventually you will get it.

[KingDavid]

Was listening to alan watts and other conspiracy people, and many times they like to point out that christianity is infiltrated and theres too much politics. Some people in the conspiracy scene say that we gotta follow christ or we have to study the philosophy. I can see their point makes sense no doubt about it.

But I think a movement, any movement, starts and exhausts itself at some point. There are newer movements like islam or communism. Communism is the current thing, its the one most pushed by elites and the one that is the newest.

You can see in a religion like communism, same stuff happens. People are already starting to say "but marx didnt say this or that, we have to go back to marx". Its funny to see. Because every single movement splinters, evolves, adapts to times, changes. And someday people will make students learn a subvariant of a communist spinoff and will forget marx even existed. So its pointless to remember marx or care for what he said and moralize people telling them to follow the original prophet.

Who cares. It doesnt matter. What I think matters is the current thing. Especially with large social scale movements. You dont gain anything by installing windows XP if we use windows 11. When windows 10 came out, people wanted to go back to windows 7. When windows 11 came out people started to praise windows vista because "its innovative, it had widgets". You get the point. This is normies, they always think the "primordial tradition" is whatever came before the current thing.

If the current thing is elite new world order 1 central bank for all, 1 ideology 1 world religion, why would you want to go back to a previous NWO version like christianity? Who cares about it. Elites have a new social operating system they want to install and eventually you will get it.

Christianity isn’t NWO. Christianity has been around for thousands of years. The NWO started in the 1700s in Germany when the Illuminati was founded.

[KingDavid]

Was listening to alan watts and other conspiracy people, and many times they like to point out that christianity is infiltrated and theres too much politics. Some people in the conspiracy scene say that we gotta follow christ or we have to study the philosophy. I can see their point makes sense no doubt about it.

But I think a movement, any movement, starts and exhausts itself at some point. There are newer movements like islam or communism. Communism is the current thing, its the one most pushed by elites and the one that is the newest.

You can see in a religion like communism, same stuff happens. People are already starting to say "but marx didnt say this or that, we have to go back to marx". Its funny to see. Because every single movement splinters, evolves, adapts to times, changes. And someday people will make students learn a subvariant of a communist spinoff and will forget marx even existed. So its pointless to remember marx or care for what he said and moralize people telling them to follow the original prophet.

Who cares. It doesnt matter. What I think matters is the current thing. Especially with large social scale movements. You dont gain anything by installing windows XP if we use windows 11. When windows 10 came out, people wanted to go back to windows 7. When windows 11 came out people started to praise windows vista because "its innovative, it had widgets". You get the point. This is normies, they always think the "primordial tradition" is whatever came before the current thing.

If the current thing is elite new world order 1 central bank for all, 1 ideology 1 world religion, why would you want to go back to a previous NWO version like christianity? Who cares about it. Elites have a new social operating system they want to install and eventually you will get it.

The “one world religion” they’re trying to get is going to be antichrist satanism. Not true Bible-based Christianity. Or it will be atheist and trying to worship the mind of man or some bullshit like that.