Gnosticism is not a particular set of beliefs; rather, it is a learned philosophy concerning the ethical relationship between authoritative power and its constituency. A philosophy abhorrent to those who crave abuse of such power. It is the heart and soul of the message brought by The Son of Man.
One will find that when orthodox religion and narrative science team up, the offspring of such a union are often the grandest of lies.
The Prime Huckster (Demiurge)

I struggled through a philosophical polemic recently, one in which the speaker condescendingly framed Gnosticism as “…a fake religion, a counterfeit science, an obliteration of understanding reality, and the inability to detect the real.” In this talk, the speaker oversimplified the world into two esoteric and fanciful camps: Faith and Reason (what he called ‘Jerusalem’ and ‘Athens,’ respectively) versus Gnosis (‘Alexandria’), or this monolithic straw enemy (see Wicker Man Argument) set in opposition to any and all ideas inside the domain of “that which is Real.”
I find it poignantly allegorical that the latter, Alexandria, housed an extensive library arguably documenting mankind’s origins, discoveries, history, and philosophy—millennia of work on the part of faithful men, ironically immolated by the former two under the very guise of
a. (Pseudo) Faith – I possess the knowledge of God.
b. (Pseudo) Reason – I possess the skills of God.
One should note that the only distinction between faith and reason, as posed in the context of this polemic, is the rhetorical framing of what I call the divine-self. Here, faith and reason function within a principle known as complementarity, where two seemingly opposite or distinct concepts are actually two sides of the same underlying obsessive reality (“I am God”). They are simply expressed according to the semantic tastes or obsession of the participant.
In contrast, the Gnostic retreats from any form of posing as any kind of god. This is the very essence of the Gnostic creed: the ethical relationship between authoritative power and its constituency, both official and imposed upon others. When the Gnostic cites a connection to source, it is a claim to dependency and blessing, not a claim to the power and authority of a god. God is defined by the Gnostic as that entity which accrues authority while simultaneously displacing and avoiding accountability—the huckster.
This is why the Gnostic rejects the Old Testament Gods. This is why the Gnostic questions cravings for symbolic power. To the Gnostic, these are familiar habits.
When a person establishes a false dilemma in this manner, identifying their divine-self as allying with only that which is ‘real,’ then of course every other thing is rendered ‘esoteric’ by default. Nor does a reasonable person broad brush every member inside a group as co-identifying with that group’s most extreme elements. This is called prevarication, or lying by means of a false unstated premise to an otherwise semantically true statement. It is the ploy of the huckster, which slips by the sensibilities of the simple-minded.
Now, as well, set aside the key principle that faith is an expression of life-ethic and not a set, much less a particular set, of beliefs. In our articles Eternal are the Embers and The ‘Narrative Redshift’ we outline in detail and with key examples how ‘Athens’ and ‘Jerusalem’ conspired to irrevocably harm mankind through their dogmatic efforts to ensure there existed only The Real™.
The fact one comes to realize through a life spent inside authentic research is this, the syndicates of faith and reason have lied to mankind about our origins, nature of being, and state of captivity. This comprising one of the most horrendous sins of legend. An unforgivable blasphemy in human rights (see The Distinction Between Bias and Agency: The Misdeeds of Men and Gods).
Beware of any ‘faith and reason’ which thrives progressively as ignorance increases or information is expunged.
The speaker thereafter bucket-categorized all Gnostics as a “parasites” and “a cult, wanting to be a religion.” When one adopts the robes of false-dilemma orthodoxy, of course, every other tenet of philosophy, knowledge, belief, law, science, or ethics will seem a contrathetic parasite to one’s authority or ability to fleece the herd for their money, obedience, and abuse. Gnostics don’t form churches, cults, or seek money—and that, dear reader, is indeed a sin in the eyes of those who do crave such trappings. I find it ironic that the bucket-name ‘parasite’ can be ascribed to a victim, not based upon a specific set of objectionable beliefs or practices, but rather based upon the simple litmus: “They ain’t the virtuous us.” This simplistic and malicious view of life is what the Gnostic warns us about. It is indeed the hard lesson of history itself.
It will either contradict the The Real™, in which case it is heretical, or it will agree with The Real™, and is thus superfluous. It is reasonable therefore to destroy it in either case.
~ ‘Faith’ and ‘Reason’ used to justify the burning of The Library at Alexandria1

The speaker further then framed his extraordinary view of the world with the autoaufheben boast, “I’ve never said anything complicated in my entire life.” There is a reason why the most ubiquitous tagline of the huckster is, “You see, it’s simple.” Part of the entire formula of the huckster is that they and their quarry wallow in simpleton—celebrating this as a virtue even. In this manner, nuance is able to be slipped by unnoticed. The ‘simple’ bifurcation he outlined above was indeed extraordinarily complicated—its nuance cleverly concealed from the listener in the form of huckster-speak.
Halfway through this lecture, it became clear to me that this speaker had learned what faith was by looking it up in Hebrews 11:1 (believing correct things—hoped for and not seen) and searching for the term reason on Google (reliance upon epistemology—not magical thinking). In other words, Kmart faith and reason. He wholly underestimated what these principles actually mean, believing them to result from a state of having adopted the correct answers, as opposed to the process of spiritually and emotionally maturing life realization—one earned through a set of broad and challenging life trials, honed skills in deductive inference, love of those within your reach, the keen and quiet observation of how evil and deceit function in the mind of man, and humility before creation in terms of what you know and do not know.
Any time you spiritually judge (claim divine-self status over) whole masses of people for the simple act of dissent, for not toeing your line of orthodoxy (pseudo-faith), and further, enlist the social bullying aid of frustrated parent’s basement intellectuals to boot (pseudo-reason), and condemn those who will not bow the knee to your ‘humility’, trust me—there is nothing simple in what you offer—you are speaking in a particular native tongue.
‘Simple’ is often ‘complicated’, wearing the most clever of disguise.
One critical life lesson which southerners learn in particular resides in this tenet: a simple ‘good ol’ boy,’ is none of those things. When someone offers up the boast of being ‘never complicated,’ keep a watch over your wallet, property, and children—the boast itself being a warning flag of ill-intent towards specific targets. My speculation is that the speaker disdained the ‘Gnostic parasite,’ as he termed it, precisely because a huckster is threatened by any presence which bears the depth and ability to discern nuance and detect his shtick.
When entering a room, always maintain an awareness of those who are threatened by competence.
The huckster will frame the Gnostic as ‘anti-reason‘, faithless, out of touch, and most importantly, isolated. One thing you learn during the study of ponerology inside ethical skepticism is that the demonic will first seek to isolate its victim (see The Riddle of Sin). Such spin bears false fruit. There are particular reasons why philosophers such as Foucault, Kierkegaard, and Arendt decry the proclivities of institutional power in their philosophical works. Who is targeted by power, along with the false faith and reason which underpin such targeting, are the keys to understanding the mind of The Prime Huckster (known as Samael, Shemyaza, or the demiurge in various Gnostic writings).
The actual offense of the Gnostic, one he commits against The Prime Huckster (the demiurge) and his sycophancy, resides in this species of mistrust. The Gnostic actually heeds what Christ said about those who lust for power and Godship over others, “…you want to carry out the desires of your father. When he lies, he speaks in his native tongue, because he is a liar and the father of lies,” and “You shall know them by their fruits.”2
An Example of Their Fruits: The Sea Lioning Amendment

One example of the detriment of being so simple-minded that one remains open to abuse by orthodoxy or authority resides in the outcome of the recent Supreme Court Hearing defined in Murthy, Surgeon General, et al. v. Missouri et al.3 In this landmark case, a series of plaintiffs sued to seek an injunction against the Federal Government for their coercive censorship activities directed at specific ideas and persons during the Covid-19 pandemic. We were part of those ‘persons and ideas,’ so I fully acknowledge and accommodate for my bias in this. This coercion was directed through social media companies by various agencies of the Federal Government who contacted them to do so.
In short, the appeal for injunctive relief not only failed, but a new precedent was set inside the issued ruling 603 U.S. 23-411 (2024) regarding such appeals for redress against any governing entity in the future. In the Majority Opinion, Associate Justice Amy Coney Barrett wrote as follows:4
We begin—and end—with standing. At this stage, neither the individual nor the state plaintiffs have established standing to seek an injunction against any defendant. We therefore lack jurisdiction to reach the merits of the dispute.
Our decisions make clear that “standing is not dispensed in gross.”
A proper case or controversy exists only when at least one plaintiff “establish[es] that [she] ha[s] standing to sue,” ibid.—i.e., that she has suffered, or will suffer, an injury that is “concrete, particularized, and actual or imminent; fairly traceable to the challenged action; and redressable by a favorable ruling.
It is a bedrock principle that a federal court cannot redress “injury that results from the independent action of some third party not before the court.”
The primary weakness in the record of past restrictions is the lack of specific causation findings with respect to any discrete instance of content moderation. And while the record reflects that the Government defendants played a role in at least some of the platforms’ moderation choices, the evidence indicates that the platforms had independent incentives to moderate content and often exercised their own judgment. The Fifth Circuit, by attributing every platform decision at least in part to the defendants, glossed over complexities in the evidence.

What Justice Barrett did here was to communicate a precedent, one which reached far beyond the required scope of the ruling itself. She broached dictation of de facto legislation in addition to the ruling. Instead of just denying standing, she went further and defined a novel litmus establishing standing for such cases in the future. In other words, a constituent under government authority can no longer petition for redress under the First Amendment simply based on the grounds that a governing authority abused its power and violated their civil or human rights. The constituent must now prove all of the following:
- The Plaintiff personally was harmed in terms of a specific, defined, and measured injury, or will be harmed in the future by such defined and measured injurious actions, and
- That this harm was wholly caused by actions of the Governing entity with no third-party involvement, and
- That all contributing, intermediary, or third parties, known or unknown, must also be named in the petition a priori, and
- That such injury can be proved to be directly and solely linked to and caused by a specific Government action, and
- Such injury or future potential thereof can be suitably redressed or remediated by the Court’s action.
- (Yet to be tried: when the government tenders immunity from prosecution to a third party, inside a permissive or deployment of violation in human rights – does this meet the definition of ‘joint action?’)
This is a ludicrous and near-impossible litmus—called ‘The Sea Lioning Amendment’ (Prove it!)—as it negates all of our civil and human rights protections through emasculation of the First Amendment, which serves as the muscle for the Bill of Rights. Citizens may be denied speech, healthcare, banking, employment, products, food, transportation, their property, and/or housing, by any third party, under the sole discretion of that third party, on behalf of any Government entity so long as it cannot be proven that the Government directly encouraged such activity be imposed on specific parties, and that such activity resulted in quantifiable harm to those parties.
Associate Justice Samuel Anthony Alito Jr., writing for the Minority in the ruling, stated his opinion on this extreme form of litmus as follows:
What the officials did in this case was more subtle than [ham-handed censorship] …Officials who read today’s decision …will get the message. If a coercive campaign is carried out with enough sophistication, it may get by. That is not a message this court should send.
Indeed, the “enough sophistication” bar is set very low in this instance. Avoiding this litmus is achievable by even the most obtuse of Party Member in the future. Accordingly, we have lost our right to redress, by specific and novel definitions for ‘lack of standing,’ by this precedent, against the abuse of power on the part of any future government entity or action.
How does this example apply to Gnosticism? Contrary to what the lecturer framed in our article’s opening, Gnosticism is not a cult, parasite, wannabe religion, or any derivation of esoteric knowledge. Gnosis means ‘knowing’ – and is a process of recapturing one’s authenticity from a world which has erased and corrupted it. It is an individual human right. It is more of a life-learned realization about the reality of our rulers and the plight of mankind which comes as a result of their lusts. It is a reasoned position and suspicion which results as a part of emotional and spiritual maturity.
Gnosticism and Spiritual Maturity
Gnosticism is the chief threat to The Prime Huckster.
I do not need to be God (Judge) over my neighbor. I am not addicted to the fruits of their abuse and suffering (see What is Loosh?). I do not need to escalate my reach to that of de facto Judicial, Legislative, and Executive power by a mere stroke of my brilliance and abuse of those vulnerable and in my charge. Gnosticism is an ethical form of skepticism towards the self-claimed and esoteric authority of those sea lioning in the name of ‘reason’ and ‘faith.’ Gnosticism is a petition for redress under dogmatic or manipulative forms of power (see The Lord’s Prayer).
Gnosticism is a hard-earned spiritual maturity which cannot be achieved by means of orthodox religion alone. It is the level of complexity and discernment which allows one to spot the huckster, and to realize when human rights have become an unblemished sacrifice to capricious and hungry Gods.
Gnosticism is a hard-earned and ethical stance against illegitimate forms and abuses of power, whether human or spiritual. One will find that when orthodox religion and narrative science team up, the offspring of such a union are often the grandest of lies.
Principle of Redress:
Institutions of authority do not possess the rights of an individual and are not entitled to the presumption of being “innocent until proven guilty.”
A constituent under the power of an authority perpetually retains legal standing to seek redress against that power.
Also known as “cutting the deck,” this principle places the burden of proof on systems and persons in power, ensuring that it does not fall upon the citizenry to demonstrate an abject and unreasonable harm litmus.
This is a straightforward (not ‘simple’) spiritual principle as well. This is why the Libraries at Alexandria were burned and pilfered. This is why our most revealing ontological histories as mankind, most of which focus on this very issue, have only recently been disinterred from hidden caves near to Alexandria, Egypt. Mankind as it turns out, is not under The Law of Samael/Shemyaza/Saturn/Yahweh/Enlil – the Gods of their esoteric and awesome insistence – and we do maintain the right to redress against the illegitimate powers and principalities that tyrannically rule over our world – before a Greater Court. One which operates free of games, technicality, cleverness, entrapment, original sin, orthodoxy, and unreasonable litmus.
This is the heart and soul of the message brought by The Son of Man.

LLL
The Ethical Skeptic, “The Heart of Gnosticism”; The Ethical Skeptic, WordPress, 28 Jun 2024; Web, https://theethicalskeptic.com/?p=91042
- The Ohio State University, Department of History; eHistory: The Burning of the Library at Alexandria; https://ehistory.osu.edu/articles/burning-library-alexandria
- John 8:44 and Matthew 7:16, Contemporary English and Berean Bible
- SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
MURTHY, SURGEON GENERAL, ET AL. v. MISSOURI ET AL.
CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR
THE FIFTH CIRCUIT -
MURTHY, SURGEON GENERAL, ET AL. v. MISSOURI ET AL.
CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR
THE FIFTH CIRCUITNo. 23–411. Argued March 18, 2024—Decided June 26, 2024; pp. 1 – 4.
The god in Enoch I is same as the one in Genesis, yes? And that’s not the one in the Nag texts nor the one Christ speaks of I’d say. It had seemed the chaos around us was moderating a bit, but then first Charlie Kirk was assassinated and it started expanding once again. Even though I know of them, I still find the Captors frightening in the evil they are capable of, & I do not fully understand any system constraints upon them. Based on the “evidence”, including https://theethicalskeptic.com/2022/02/24/a-curious-ancient-astrological-confluence/ I believe Christ is real, and I have faith in… Read more »
I’ve reversed my lifelong belief that the god of Genesis and the Old Testament is the same Father which Christ identified. None of their atttributes match in the least. The god of Genesis was bound to Earth, bore no ability to create other than by natural/technological means, did not fathom his own creation despite plenty of precursors which informed him how animals/men act, and could not head off a well-known natural inundation – choosing to blame it upon the victims instead. That is not a god – it is a criminal. It does match, however, the unforgiven creatures from Enoch… Read more »
What English language text(s) might one read, unfiltered by popes, kings, translators & transcribers to seek an understanding and clarity of the meanings Christ Jesus intended for us?
Steve, I don’t think there are any unfiltered sources of Christ, who he was, and what he said/advocated. That is a problem. Unfortunately, it is an investigative fieldwork project, where one pieces together our current state as captive man, the promises made to the most ancient cultures, and to try and interpolate the story in between. I favor these, but you have to work to translate the archaic idiom and names for things into modern language: The Hypostasis of the Archons On the Origin of the World Tripartite Tractate The Secret Book of John Book of Enoch I The Sophia… Read more »
Thanks for the write-back.
I’ve been working through those having read your preference for the most hidden/obscured as being the closest accuracy. I have not seen the Tripartite yet but will look that one up.
My problem is trying to break through the mental fog & haze caused by those seeking to withhold the information I reckon. Could be some addling by fluoride & adjuvants too I suppose.
Best regards and thank you for sharing your gift & your benevolence.
Hello EthicalSkeptic! I have been reading your blog throughout various subjects for over a month now. I never wrote a comment however. Let me tell something about m position as I consider it fair for you to know my worldview. I am an eastern orthodox Christian. That however does not mean I find your content bad. I find large portion of them very educational and with great value. My question for you is if you have ever done discussion about presuppositional apologetics and TAG (Transcendental argument for God)? I actually know some debaters that sure would enjoy correspondence with you.… Read more »
Hey Tooth, thanks for a glance into your worldview. It is one I have held and comprehend in the past. You’ve seen my critique of the New Testament writers, viewing them as incorrect and pretentious—agents of Rome crafting an acceptable religion for serfs and slaves to serve its empire. There is a reason why our religious leaders are separated out from the real world as part of their professional qualification. I would challenge most Western and Orthodox authorities to spend one year working in national strategy or managing strategy for large corporations under my direction. Running a business and having… Read more »
As a kid I ended up becoming disenchanted with mainstream Christianity and began exploring esoteric mysticism. I never considered then that I would come full circle in time although in a significantly modified fashion. Throughout my life I have experienced a number of “spiritual” experiences up to and including visions and OOBE. After getting through my teens I never sought such a thing out. I understood it would happen if it was needed provided I had put enough work and fate allowed for it. Although I never had a personal mentor I had books and a gnawing need to discover… Read more »
Thank you for this. Heartfelt, earnest, forthright. I will think on this for some time.
TES
Dear TES –
What is your opinion on this new concept called “Prometheism” as described by Jason Jorjani….it kind of sounds similar to Gnosticism
Of course, not all Gnosticism teaches the same thing, nor do all Gnostics think alike. For me however, Gnosticism is cynical about the origins of power, yes. However, it is hesitant to promote technological utopia without a change in spiritual leadership over the Earth. All technology to date, has been used to 1. Create elite segments of society 2. Increase the productivity of the slaves 3. Continue transhumanism and total suffering (as it was before the last cataclysm) 4. Increase the ability of those in power to control and brainwash, and 5. Fight ever more entertaining wars. Until this captive… Read more »
Well said. I have been a student of Esoteric Mysticism/Occult for almost 45 years. I have recently tried to open the eyes of fellow MAGA members because I am beginning to see an increased leaning toward fundamentalism and literal interpretation within a small subsection of the group. In the first few days January of 1994 I underwent a spontaneous near death experience with no apparent cause that resulted in an epiphany. Its momentum was massive in the first week or so and it eased a bit until fading into the background a bit over 9 months later. I remember trying… Read more »
A good article. I confess to being a “true believer” in this Valentinian Gnosticism as written in the Tripartite Tractate of the Nag Hammadi. It is eminently reasonable, and tells of the fall of reason in pursuit of egoic power. I’ve spent the last 15 years studying the Tripartite Tractate, which is often skipped by gnostic seekers due to its arcane language and deeply philosophical / theological roots. This is an extraordinary ancient text that is completely at home in our modern world. Fortunately, my Ph.D. in Classical Rhetoric prepared me to understand this material. I do hope you drop… Read more »
I did not know that you were a Gnostic before I read this article. However, it is very informative. I personally had just thought you were being observant of Gnostic truths while maintaining epoche on whether or not you were a Gnostic or not.
TS, I have journeyed from complete suspension, to a suspicion, gradually over the last 15 years. So, your perceptions are all indeed correct. Intellectually, I am an ignostic atheist. This tends to blow everyone’s mind, and it takes too long to explain what an ignostic is… So I just say – that I divide my deliberation up into ‘Intellect-Empiricism-Deduction’ and ‘Educated Suspicion’ domains. I have seen too much of the spirit world in action to be a Big-A Nihilist. That would be highly foolish. Through a study of darkness inside that domain, and observing first hand the seething envy they… Read more »
Oh, so you believe in spirits from experience, and therefore deduce that Gnosticism is true. What is the most primary belief you hold about Gnosticism that you think anyone learning about Gnosticism from a less informed perspective should know? I have had some supernatural experiences occur in my life, so I suppose Gnosticism might have truth to it. I am just not sure what you are specifically implying. I do agree that Nihilism does not seem true, and that neither is Materialist Monism, its philosophical implication, a true belief system. As for Gnosticism, what about the Gnostic deity, Pistis Sophia?… Read more »
You might enjoy this blog, with a Gnostic teaching every Sunday, based upon an understanding drawn from the Valentinian (yes, that Saint) teaching, The Tripartite Tractate, which is available online, but difficult to comprehend without context. https://cydropp.substack.com/p/aeons-or-aliens-angels-or-archons
Yes, I have direct (did not seek it) experience with dark entities who cohabit this two-fold plane. Our world is filled with dark practices, in which we are mired – and one cannot get through life without participating in at least some of it. The key is not ‘sin.’ Demons are big on condemning sinning, sinners, and sin. That in no way makes them good entities, nor does it qualify them to re-enter Source. The primary belief of Gnosticism (for me, not all Gnostics of course): 1. Mankind is captive under dark and desperate forces who pretended to be God.… Read more »
Oh, okay. I personally question this belief of yours about Source because I thought I had a higher origin and could return to Heaven upon death instead of to a Source that seems based in terrestrial origins from the Earth’s spirit’s origins. Nonetheless, I think that transcending to a free state outside of the control of those who control this realm is a good thing people should have the right to do.
These are more placeholders. I cannot claim specific definitions about their true nature – as I only see the projections into our mundane realm. I don’t think there is anything I have estimated about Source which precludes what you suggest. I just don’t know…
Oh, okay. Sorry if I upset you.
No, not at all. :-) All good.
“The darkness will try and merge themselves, and us, into a single creature-recipe which serves to house their essence, but also allows them to recapture the right (we hold) to cross back to Source.” Been following your work, Envy most recently, and a conjecture has just come to mind – is maybe this the intent behind the whole DNA warfare strategy? And their envy/hostility stems from the fact that, always, the pinnacle results of the intended merge-return experiments have gotten away with the gift from Source independently, to the rage of the fallen ones? and maybe those past, uplifted children,… Read more »
I resonate too much not to comment. I presume you might enjoy hearing how I arrived at identical conclusions. I learned about gnosticism only a week ago. I struggled all my life making sense of undeniable mystical evidence in the context of the explanations I was offered; explanations that carried immoral baggage and a degree of confidence and attachment that in my eyes proved their inability to assess reality. Spiritual experience including discovering how to get god to talk to me backed my theism from my early teens. I learned the level of faith required for physical action (miracles) is one… Read more »
How did you discern the dark entities in your experiences? Was it at the moment or was it post facto?
It was deductive inference, which is distinct from ex post facto, as all inference is post facto by definition. I began life assuming that all humans lived reasonably pleasant lives and shared a common good will. However, as I undertook projects overseas, I came to realize three critical truths, and a condition: 1. Most of humanity lives in abject suffering, and at least 40% do not share a common good will with the rest of mankind. Eventually, I had to discard the naive belief that humanity exists in an acceptable state—or ever has. 2. If mythical ‘gods’ once existed —… Read more »
I wish you were able to share more of the embargoed you have seen and know while simultaneously feeling remorse (without contributing to the loosh for evil-doers) that it exists and you had to figure it out. Thanks for expending the time & energy trying to help us pierce “the veil”.
Thank You for these two essays, Sir Skeptic. To address the latter first, I immediately wondered if the families of court members were threatened by concerned-parties, such as denizens of the deep state. I appreciate your expositions on the nature of “the enemy”, “the prime huckster”, and the listing of some names, such as the “demiurge”. Here, for your consideration, is a Valentinian (yes, that Saint) teaching, The Tripartite Tractate, from those Alexandrian texts saved in large pots for 2000(ish) years. http://www.gnosis.org/naghamm/tripart.htm I sent a link to this post to Cyd Ropp, the blogger at Cyd’s Gnostic Newsletter https://cydropp.substack.com/ I… Read more »
Ahhh, I need to read that! I have read and transliterated most of the Nag Hammadi, but have not really read the commentary offered by later enthusiasts… :-)
aufheben means ‘pick up’ as in gambling, where in order to cancel your bet, you ‘pick it up’ – but the other synonyms are even more expository: cancel remove, repeal, annul, etc. It means ‘self-canceling’.
TES
Thank You, Again, Sir Skeptic. Got it.
I was explaining to a cousin-by-marriage, at a family reunion last weekend, your analysis of the erosion of the Great Pyramid at Cheops, and she got a funny recognition look. She apparently “listens” to you on some format, and was pre-impressed. I wrote down for her how to find this blog and that tripartite-treatise.
ahhhh! That is funny. :-)
The next logical question, dear TES,then becomes what is the petition process and the means of engaging the redress court. Given the actions of The One Trick Pony to obfuscate and hide behind recurring amnesiac episodes (I guess) of largely his own making, it stands to reason that collective awareness of our victim situation is certainly necessary and hopefully sufficient for its invocation to occur. This aligns with the desperate insanities of history and today, and with the first awareness of the situation in Eden being the true Original Sin, lest what had happened before, as per your transliteration of… Read more »
This is indeed my suspicion. I hate this answer, but it is where the deduction is pointing (not linear induction). It is not a religion, and you are free to disagree and form other reasoned notions. I am always fascinated to hear what others have learned or suspect. I suspect this drama has played out before for them; however this time, they have nowhere left to flee and will fight like a cornered rat.
What is an address for your transliteration of the Lord’s Prayer if I may please ask? I have a copy .doc, but would like to be able to refer folks to it electronically and I cannot recall which article’s comment section had it. I have been re-reading many articles and their comments thinking I might come across it again, but not so far. I do enjoy seeing again many of your insights. Thanks in advance.
Steve, it might have been this quick rendition (a couple tweaks from recent learnings) in a comment: This is my version of Christ’s plea – had nothing to do with personal salvation from sin, and everything to do with a seditious overthrow of mankind’s captors: Our benefactor who dwells in the heavenly realms, whose name is of such honor that lowly men dare not even speak it – please come now and intervene on our behalf. Extend your kingdom to our Earth, and let things function for the future here, just as they currently operate in your realm. In the… Read more »