Mysterium Fasces Episode 5 — Jews-Hebrews-Spirit Cooking
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Summary
In this episode of Mysterium fascis, we discuss the differences between jews and hebrews, and why Christians can worship a jewish god. We also discuss the role of religion as a tool of political power, and the self-defeating nature of the utilitarian view of religion, as well as the possibility of the election being rigged, and some of the most humorous vandalism committed on behalf of our lord and savior, Jesus Christ against sodomy.
Transcript
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welcome back to episode five of mysterium fascis i'm your host florian geyer thank you once again
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for joining us valued listeners joining me today i've got doc savage thanks for coming on doc
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of a christus rex indeed amen i've got james futurist thanks for coming on james no problem
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appreciate it we've got slavros of iron march thanks for coming on slavros we've got ziger
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of daily stormer and iron march hey glad to be on it's a pleasure to have uh you boys together to
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record another episode it's been um i mean it's been an eventful week as far as uh caliuga news
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goes we've got a couple of things to discuss this week the first is we're going to be talking about
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the difference between jews and hebrews and how christians can worship a jewish god so our
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attractors say so i think that it will be a good article much needed very important i don't think
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this is an issue that people understand very much about at all um doesn't really surprise me most
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people don't know very much about theology even those who are um historically educated
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secondly we're going to discuss a little bit of the uh the self-defeating nature of utilitarian view
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of religion there are a lot of people kind of in the same vein who they think well religion is a tool
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that kind of has to be used to benefit the polity and we're going to discuss why that's um erroneous and
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i think later on and then there's a uh we have another example of uh nat being a prophet his
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predictions being 100 accurate and his uh rhetoric being flawless with uh tealit tequila attending npi
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as a keynote speaker so this is a toe sucking is it because you know he hates that supposedly well
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it's not it's not toe sucking i mean you know you have to give to caesar what is due to caesar
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so uh aside from that we're gonna agree if a hans wanted to discuss something but he's not here so
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we might get to that later on but we have the biggest story of our kelly yuga news today which is
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uh spirit cooking and so we're going to uh do a little analysis of what exactly this means from
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a political perspective we're going to break down and analyze the ritual itself we're going to try to
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unpack it and give you guys the straight dope as to what's going on here what does this mean
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and how important is it and so we've got you know several people on board today that you know have
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a bit of knowledge about this kind of uh material and hopefully we should have some very good discussion
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we're also going to talk about the possibility of the election being rigged which is i mean uh impending
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you know two or three days as of the uh recording of this podcast so by the time we speak to you next
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week we will know who will be the next president of the united states so we stand on the eve of
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a very historical period i mean we're going into kind of the uh the whirlwind and we don't know
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what results will be left with on the other side so it will be interesting nevertheless to see what
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occurs if anything the last thing uh last couple of things we're going to talk about we're going to
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discuss uh some very humorous vandalism that was conducted on behalf of our lord and savior jesus christ
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against sodomy we're going to talk about uh once again the looming existential threat of transhumanism
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about uh nanomachines and about the uh rapidly advancing sophistication of uh of uh robotic
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technology and uh bioengineering etc and then the last to uh to finish it off we're going to talk about
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uh the uh brave brave uh leaker chelsea manning trying to uh kill himself twice in the past uh three
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months so we've got a full full itinerary today to discuss i'm very excited to have all of the guests
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here to discuss it with um but without further ado we're going to go right into our first article
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and this is on the difference between jews and hebrews this article will be published on the iron
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march forums there will be a text to this article included in the rope culture uh posting of this
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podcast so you can read for yourself there are two parts the first was written by akna tan who assisted
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me in the previous article on logos and fascism and the second part which i'm going to read was
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written by myself for brevity i'm splitting them in two when jesus christ was crucified on calvary
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the gospel of matthew chapter 27 verse 51 informs us and behold the curtain of the temple was torn
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into from top to bottom and the earth shook and the rocks were split if we understand why the curtain
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of the temple was ran to sunder we will understand why the jews are as they are the temple curtain
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separated the holy of holies where the presence of the lord resided from the rest of the temple the
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high priest was allowed to enter this place only once a year he had a rope tied to his ankle in case
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he were to die for no one else would be able to go in and he would have to be dragged out by the rope
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the tearing of this veil in scripture represents the dissolution of the old covenant it represents
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the fleeing of holiness and godliness from the temple in jerusalem and the establishment of the
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new covenant in christ's blood and indeed with the sacrifice of our lord on the cross this new covenant
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was established christ himself acted as both the high priest and sacrificial offering and in his
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blood was established a new spiritual order a new alliance or covenant between him and his people
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israel with the inauguration of the new covenant and the rejection of jesus christ by the jews
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israel became a new people indeed their rejection is central to understanding why they behave the way that
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they do as e michael jones outlines in his jewish revolutionary spirit when pilate presented the mob of the jews
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the prisoners of jesus and barabbas promising to free one they chose barabbas the gospel of mark
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chapter 15 verse 7 informs us as to barabbas's character quote one of the prisoners at that time
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was barabbas a revolutionary who had committed murder in an uprising the jews rejected christ
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both before pilot and at their sanhedrin council before the chief scribes and the pharisees
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rather than choosing the logos the cosmic order they chose revolution they chose political kingdom
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they chose revolt against god in the same way their spiritual father satan has revolted against him
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with this rejection of the logos no longer was the membership in the nation of god israel from the
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hebrew yisrael he that striveth with god restricted to the ethnos of the hebrew people
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the descendants of abraham isaac and jacob in this way the old covenant was superseded in the new
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this was and is central to the orthodox christian worldview that is to say small o orthodox
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this is the very reason the apostles preached to the gentiles the reason why christians don't have to keep kosher
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or circumcise their young as saint paul says in the 10th chapter and 14 verse of his letter to the
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hebrews quote for by a single offering he has perfected for all time those who are sanctified
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it is because of the new covenant it's in our hearts by the indwelling of the holy spirit
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it is because our blood sacrifice has been offered on calvary and at every mass unceasingly is christ
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and his body and blood offered once again to the father for the remission of sins any christians of
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today are completely unaware of these facts they do not hold fast to this traditional and orthodox
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doctrine instead they have bought the lie which the modern jew peddles they correlate our curly
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sideburn friends to the hebrew people of their own old testament conferring on them a special place in
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the god's plan for universal salvation this is suffice to say heresy of the first order has already been
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demonstrated but to understand why the guayim think this it's useful to examine the origins of
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rabbinic judaism to understand where it comes from one must understand the siege of jerusalem
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in the 19th chapter of luke our lord cries for the future of the city and when he drew near and saw the
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city he wept over it saying would that even today you knew the things that would make for peace but
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now they are hid from your eyes for the days shall come upon you when your enemies will cast up a bank
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about you and surround you and hem you in on every side and dash you to the ground you and your
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children with you and they will not leave one stone upon another in you because you did not
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know the time of your visitation the seeds of jerusalem was famously prosecuted by the future
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emperor titus flavius in 70 a.d it was of exceptional brutality and viciousness the jewish historian flavius
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josephus provides an excellent and detailed eyewitness account which is too lengthy and detailed to quote at
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length but i will give you a taste throughout the city people were dying of hunger in large numbers
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and enduring unspeakable sufferings in every house the merest hint of food sparked a violence
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and close relatives fell to blows snatching from one another the pitiful supports of life
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no respect was paid even to the dying the ruffians the anti-roman zealots searched them in case they
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were concealing food somewhere in their clothes or just pretending to be near death gaping with hunger
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like mad dogs lawless gangs when staggering and reeling through the streets battering upon doors
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like drunkards and so bewildered that they broke into the same house two or three times in an hour
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need drove the starving to not anything refuse which even animals would reject was collected and turned
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into food in the end they were eating belts and shoes and leather stripped off of shields
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tufts of withered grass were devoured and sold in little bundles for drachmas
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titus refused the laurel reef upon his victory over the jews claiming he was enacting the vengeance of
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the divine the destruction of the temple and the subsequent defeat of the false messiah
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bar chokba in the second jewish war 132 to 136 a.d amounted really to an antique holocaust in the minds of
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the survivors it was such an abject defeat and humiliation and a desecrated loss on a scale that is
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difficult to imagine for us in light of both of these calamities that is to say the first and
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second jewish wars of the major jewish theological cliques in the second temple period the zealots
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the sadducees and the pharisees only the latter remained the roman pure procurator appointed a
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leading pharisee johannin ben zakai as the religious leader of the jews in the wake of the
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destruction of the temple zakai reformed the sanhedrin the same high council which had arrested christ and
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sentenced him to death which was now entirely controlled by the pharisees this new sanhedrin
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began to focus on the synagogue as the second temple in jerusalem had been destroyed they instructed
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jews to donate their tithes to their local rabbi rather than the levitical priesthood
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this dramatically expanded the power and the influence of the synagogues which had already
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seen their rise after the return for the babylonian captivity after the conclusion of the second jewish
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roman war in 136 all the jews were sent in to diaspora and the re-established sanhedrin was
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adjourned it's at this time several very important things occurred the for the first is that the
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nishnah or the oral law of the pharisees was codified into a text the pharisees now the rabbis
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believe that you could not understand the written law of moses without the oral law
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these are the same traditions christ warns us about in the 15th chapter of the gospel of matthew
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then the pharisees and the scribes came to jesus from jerusalem and said why do your disciples
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transgress the tradition of the elders for they do not wash their hands when they eat
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he answered them for god has commanded honor your father and your mother and he who speaks evil of
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father or mother let him surely die but you say if anyone tells his father or his mother what would
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you have gained from me as given to god he need not honor his father or mother so for the sake of
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your tradition you have made void the word of god you hypocrites well did isaiah prophesize of you
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when he said quote this people honors me with their lips but in their hearts they are far from me in
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vain do they worship me teaching us doctrines the precepts of men the mishnah is accompanied by the
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gemara which is the commentary on the oral law these books together form the talmud of which so many in
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our circles are familiar the new codification of the oral law also went hand in hand with a redaction
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of their own canon of scripture the binding and authoritative canon or the set of books which was
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licit for use for the old testament before the fall of the temple had been synonymous in both the greek
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septuagint and the hebrew scriptures the greek septuagint was widely used by diaspora jews to study
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scripture and was acknowledged everywhere as being legitimate and valid the jews tossed out books
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from their own canon of scripture because they pointed too closely to the messianic claims of
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christians about jesus the religion of rabbinic judaism centered around the synagogue whose matter
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and constitution are composed of post-temple oral traditions is what the current religion of judaism is
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and has been for 1800 years the religion of the old testament was radically different being centered
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around the physical kingdom of israel centered on the temple in jerusalem administered by a levitical
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priesthood who offered sacrifices to god unceasingly these features the sacrifice the priesthood and the
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temple are all lacking they're all lacking in judaism but are present in their spiritual forms in the
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orthodox christian faith the new religion which was created by the pharisee and rabbis
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this new synagogue is spoken of by our lord in the book of the apocalypse in the second chapter
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ninth verse quote i know your tribulation and your poverty but you are rich and the slander of those
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who say that they are jews but are not but are a synagogue of satan he promises us in the third chapter
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ninth verse behold i will make those of the synagogue of satan who say they are jews but are not
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but lie behold i will make them come and bow down before your feet and learned that i have love you
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so this is a very brief overview of the events surrounding the destruction of the second temple
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and the inauguration of the new covenant to kind of summarize the jews that we see today are the
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descendants of the pharisees who codified the codified the talmud in the early second century
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a.d after the destruction of the second temple the diaspora of the hebrews from the holy land
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these jews do not follow the same religion that is described in the old testament which was based very
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clearly around worship in the temple the levitical priesthood and sacrificial offerings all three of
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these which are present in the new covenant established in the blood of jesus christ this new covenant
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which establishes god's people that is to say israel is not one of flesh in blood it's not an ethnic
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covenant god's chosen people are rather united in spirit the holy spirit this is why jesus christ and
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the christians though they come in terms of their doctrinal foundation from ethnic hebrews are not the
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same and this is why the jews as we know them are the synagogue of satan and indeed enemies of jesus christ
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i think this has to be made abundantly clear uh i see this issue brought up all the time oh well how
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can you worship a kite and a stick how can you be anti-semitic if you're a christian even we've seen
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a pope paul the paul the 11th said this uh and in all of these cases it's erroneous these are errors
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the traditional understanding has always been what i've just laid out for you undeviated whether we look
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at luther or or or john chrysostom or augustine or or any of the church fathers this was the
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understanding everywhere and always of the relationship between the true people of christ
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people of god israel which is the church and these rabbinic jews and their talmud who crucified our lord
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so um that being said you know i want to kind of open this subject up to a little bit of discussion
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between the assembled guests you know maybe from some of the catholics for me this is an issue of
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particular frustration and i run into this meme a lot i know that our detractors will probably listen
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to this and it's not going to change the way they think because you know they're hardened in their hearts
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etc but i hope that at least for a few of the people this provides some perspective and and kind
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of enlightens you to what the true doctrines are and what the true understanding of the church is
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yeah exactly and so the this is one of the things that uh you see often among protestants
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yeah you know james of course you can give the famous example of jimbo down at the the corner
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store who thinks that shlomo is literally jesus's cousin yeah yeah it's really it's really rampant
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here and if you were you know raised in southern protestantism you kind of and i think a lot of
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people in these circles are and so they've been you know they've been fed this line their whole life
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you know the jews are the god's chosen people and in extreme cases that you know they have a
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fucking blood connection to um jesus christ and all of this you know but yeah i mean if you look into
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it uh you look into it a little deeper get some you know non i guess it's taken you know non-protestant
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um you know translations of all this stuff to kind of debunk it and then also i mean just you know look
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at the reaction of jews to christianity i key i mean i can't i can't discount that i mean if if this
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if you know the uh if the truth of the matter were that christianity is some kind of like slave religion
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to be lorded over by jews then why are they trying to burn it down so hard i mean they have you know
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forever since its inception a new documentary just came out about um called satan in hollywood
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and it describes all the efforts that these jews have made to vilify christianity in all of their
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hollywood production and really watching this it's so clear like the visceral hatred that they have for
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christianity yeah and really i'm not christian but i'm triggered by all of this because really it's it
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it was an attack on the european spirit in general not just an attack on doctrines of christianity
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and it's quite disgusting yeah and i that's that's one of the things that you you really notice is that
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they really have this visceral hatred of christ and of course they tell us in the talmud that you know
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he's in hell boiling you know in a bath of his own excrement
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um yeah and the reason why he's in hell would be because he went against the the pharisees the
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rabbis yes i mean if that's not if that's not hubris i don't know what is well no and i mean the
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thing is if you if you talk to orthodox jews and you you know you show them the episode where jesus is
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in front of the sanhedrin and uh they they convict him this is after his arrest in the garden of
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gethsemane well they say well it's legitimate because he in front of the sanhedrin
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quite directly said you know they asked him are you the son of god and he said to them i am
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taking the divine name yewach for himself and this is you know kind of they they all
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way out and the chief priest tears his vestments which is another sign of the rupturing of the
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levitical priesthood you know but they say this is legitimate that's what they think that you know
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well he was lying and so that's why he's burning in a pile of excrement and they have all sorts of
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other blasphemies that they say about him and his blessed mother well these these jews hubris is at
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the core of their mindset i mean there's a i think a hebrew proverb that says um when god is uncertain
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about a certain subject when god is in doubt he has the rabbis for advice that's literally a common
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saying with these people so it gives you an idea of their mindset i mean this this hubris spirit that
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the kikes have it's it's spread out to others as well it's not just kikes there are spiritual kikes
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as well like they're the freemasons and these uh retarded uh liberal uh wastes yeah well it's
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essentially it's the spirit of gnosis because what the rabbis did is they essentially constructed
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their own system of oral law which they say is necessary to interpret the written written law
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so you have to be initiated into their system of esoteric knowledge in order to properly understand
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the religion so to understand the scripture you have to learn hebrew just to read their old
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testament scripts or their old covenant scripts and then you have to know you know their their
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religious law their oral law and then you have to understand the commentaries on the oral law to
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understand you know the oral law which interprets the written law and then you have to understand the
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zohar which is the key book of the kabbalah which is the mystical key which unlocks the commentaries
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on the oral law which unlocks the the the law of moses and so this is this whole idea is around
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well you see we have this secret knowledge that none of the guayyib or any of the uneducated have
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and it's very important that we guard this knowledge and teach all of our descendants about how to use
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it for our own gain because you know we're chosen by hashem that's their mentality yeah and in terms of
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the kabbalah like i was back in the day i did study the kabbalah and one of the aspects that like
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struck me as so silly is the um what they call gematria yeah where like every letter in hebrew
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is a corresponding number and so every word has a sum and then they use these sums like to link
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different words together and different parts of the old testament together and give like secret
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meanings but like it's transparently obvious that this could be used to do anything like if you start
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adding numbers up there and saying oh well yeah the true meaning of this word in this paragraph
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is actually linked to this other word or this other part of the bible i mean
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it becomes like putty like in their hand that they can mold to do anything they want
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yeah and that's what the kikes want to do they want to dissolve everything that's organic and
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create your own golem from it ultimately what they believe in is themselves it's it's it's will to
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power as a religion like the the the messiah of the jews will be the jews themselves yeah and
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i mean the same the same the same kikes spirit you can see in in some of the the the christian sex now
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like uh like some of the christian identity people saying uh whites are the chosen people of yahweh or some
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shit like that yeah well and i think the what the the jews conceive of their messiah as a political
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savior he's somebody who's going to come to earth he's going to subjugate all of the goyim to the
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jews under one kingdom in israel and everybody will be resurrected to rule physically in israel
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it's a physical kingdom with the goyim as slaves basically yeah and this is what judas iscoriot
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wanted and that's why he betrayed christ yeah yeah as judas basically realized oh well this guy's
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not uh you know he's not about to put all these going into the sword yeah and that ties that ties
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directly into what we're going to talk about later about the the the utility of religion um if you if you
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view religion as as a tool to be used by the state as a sort of will to power that's that's jewish
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that's that is a jewish spirit right there yeah it is jewish and that's the thing is this jewish
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spirit i mean it is the luciferian spirit it's it's you know the this this auto gnosis the the fact
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that we the the select few are the ones with the secret gnosis the secret knowledge this technique
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which gives us the ability to uncover the secrets of the cosmic order and it gives us the authority to
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use them however we want yeah the only way to obtain transcendence is if you're initiated into
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this secret order of you know wise rabbis and this is the same spirit we see in freemasonry
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it's the same spirit we see all throughout many branches of western western occultism you know it's
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it's pervasive it's luciferian yeah then you have some people who say uh life is meaningless so it's
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just will to power but if it's if there's no goal with that will to power that's independent of your
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own desires then that will to power is meaningless it's just uh yeah power ends up being just will
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for like pleasure and comfort and like material good come that's the power it's meaningless well
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because we talked about this before but power is not an end in and of itself power is a tool by
00:26:34.260
definition just like the mind rationality is a tool which enables us to decipher the universe around us
00:26:40.260
but it doesn't actually provide us with uh an end or a telos it's just a means to order information
00:26:47.020
yeah i mean you can always add why to a statement why why why why why and at the end i mean there's
00:26:57.740
some things you cannot intellectually explain so if life is meaningless uh because we can't explain it
00:27:04.640
then we might as well dedicate ourselves to that which we cannot purely intellectually explain well
00:27:09.160
and the thing is is the fundamental error of logic like basic bitch logic shows how fucking absurd this
00:27:13.960
viewpoint is we know from the principles of logic that something greater cannot come from something
00:27:19.380
lesser a lesser proportion must always come from something equal or greater to itself and so our
00:27:26.020
minds we know are rational and we know that the universe around us is rational it's ordered it has laws of
00:27:31.780
physics that we can observe and that are very regular but we know we did not create this and we
00:27:36.260
know that our minds cannot have created it so naturally it must have been created by a mind a
00:27:41.080
rational faculty which is far superior to ourselves and this is why we can't understand everything that
00:27:48.620
goes on this is why the will of god is often so mysterious for us it's simply because well we're not
00:27:54.580
not as smart as smart as he is yeah it's it's it's it's worshiping that uh that snake that uh
00:28:01.160
made adam and eve the apple or the fruit exactly well that that's what the core of this gnostic or
00:28:08.960
luciferian idea is it's that you know the serpent the wise serpent um you know comes to the primordial
00:28:15.760
couple and offers them the secret knowledge the knowledge of good and evil innocence all right the
00:28:22.580
the removal of their innocence that you shall become like gods and the traditional teaching
00:28:27.380
on that is what he's what the meaning there is unpacking his meaning what his words mean is that
00:28:33.220
when you know when you have knowledge of good and evil you are essentially defining good and evil for
00:28:47.280
i this this kind of uh anyway i was going to talk about salvation history but we can talk about
00:28:54.980
the subject later but i think this is something critical to understand i think we were talking
00:28:59.600
about utilitarian religion earlier and i think we ought to move into this um slides it nicely well
00:29:04.760
this is another thing that i run into a lot on the alt right it's this idea like well you know
00:29:09.420
religion is cool because it's pro-civilizational so you know like i support religion but you know i don't
00:29:13.960
really believe in it so i think like religion should just be a tool of the state and whatever
00:29:19.440
is the most pro-civilization is like the one we should adopt that's the argument basically
00:29:23.480
so it's a utilitarian view of religion it's all just a noble lie yo exactly yeah that's what it is
00:29:30.120
the noble lie of plato um and so uh you know or the great myths that the matter of the civilization
00:29:36.520
they don't view it as it doesn't matter it's the social utility that they value in religion not the
00:29:40.540
truth now here's why you cuckold yourself with that argument even to begin with the reason why
00:29:47.220
religion is a pro-social and a pro-civilizational uh entity is because it gives you a set of values
00:29:55.040
and ideals and truths that are completely above yourself and are immutable they're spiritual not
00:30:01.040
material so no matter what you do you can't change those fundamental truths this means that people are
00:30:07.400
always looking beyond themselves to a higher set of ideals this is how they become great
00:30:12.540
this is how you avoid degeneracy this is how you uh flourish as a civilization if you say oh well
00:30:19.580
that set of ideals it needs to be malleable for utility then you remove the transcendental nature of
00:30:23.680
them it just becomes an ideology i think it's even more basic than that it's the sense that you
00:30:30.020
what does utility mean utility means uh useful for some purpose then it doesn't answer the question
00:30:39.120
of what is that purpose people who are utilitarian who have these kinds of arguments they say like well
00:30:45.600
of course the purpose is more material welfare they don't even think about it they don't say it but
00:30:52.020
that's what it means if you say religion is good because it promotes civilization well what do they mean
00:30:57.920
by civilization in their minds maybe they're not conscious of it but civilization in their minds
00:31:02.920
would mean well it means uh you know uh clean streets it means uh well organized you know uh institutions
00:31:11.580
means uh you know high industrial production like that it means no crime like people don't kill each
00:31:18.200
other so again safety comfort material welfare so it it bypasses the very question
00:31:26.880
morality because they just say like well of course it's utility but then they don't ask themselves
00:31:33.880
what you know what is the utility so it's a a very naive kind of position where they they think
00:31:43.100
they're being clever in fact they're not even asking themselves the most basic questions about
00:31:49.560
morality and you know the meaning of life whereas uh yeah and a spiritual morality yeah
00:31:56.840
no go ahead and in their cleverness they get things exactly backwards it is not religion
00:32:03.940
that exists to serve the interest of the state but the state that serves to
00:32:08.920
exists to serve the interest of the religion right the it is religion that provides the transcendental
00:32:16.000
view of the good and the only thing that justifies the state is serving that transcendental vision of the
00:32:23.360
good yeah right well yeah exactly this is where the state derives its legitimacy from from being
00:32:30.420
devoted to the common good and usually that means because we're being social creatures and we engage in
00:32:36.280
political activity um servicing the nation the people yeah ultimately we can divide morality in kind of two
00:32:45.700
categories the materialistic category and the which we would call liberal and the spiritual category which is uh
00:32:55.160
traditional if you like but what's interesting is that the um the liberal category is actually a lot broader than
00:33:03.320
most people realize especially in the right people will think that liberalism is just like the types of moral
00:33:09.840
stances that modern day liberals have but it's actually a lot broader liberal or materialistic morality
00:33:16.580
is about dividing the world into out group and in group and then saying well the good is what is good
00:33:23.720
materially for the group at the expense of the out group but that you know the definite what what is the
00:33:30.140
difference between uh like a racist and an anti-racist is just how they define that group the racist will say
00:33:37.480
well the in group is my race while the anti-racist is going to say well the in group is the human
00:33:42.920
species or like the the you know the animal rights activist will say well the in group is like
00:33:51.060
humans and animals all animals uh whereas like someone who's more like immediately materialistic might say
00:33:59.420
the in group is only myself and screw everyone else but all of these different positions
00:34:04.360
or regardless of if you're an individualist a racist racialist uh you know a universalist
00:34:11.600
it's still based on that same basic assumption of dividing the world into in group out group and doing
00:34:18.920
what's good for the material good of that in group it's all the same thing only thing that it's
00:34:24.300
different from that that is not morality is a spiritual which is based on absolute principles
00:34:29.940
exactly and uh sorry that reminds me of uh what happened in crime and punishment uh by dostoevsky
00:34:39.800
raskolnikov thought that he uh the main character of raskolnikov he thought that he would be the new
00:34:45.800
napoleon so he thought to himself if i'm the new napoleon what i do will be right because i will be
00:34:51.520
mighty so i will be able to dictate what is right so what he did was that he murdered a um a merchant
00:34:58.280
a old uh elderly merchant upstairs with an axe uh he got away with it but his uh conscience was
00:35:05.640
ignoring on him it felt wrong it was very wrong he got nightmares and he turned sick and all that
00:35:10.380
stuff eventually turned himself in but when he turned himself in and was sent to siberia he finally
00:35:17.040
felt good because then he actually got punished for what he was doing he found his ideals uh by being
00:35:25.260
punished for him doing wrong objectively doing wrong and right in a way that that's what's happening
00:35:32.180
right now i mean we as a civilization has decided to value sodomites pos and destroying the lives of
00:35:40.560
our children by giving hormones more than religion i mean religion is an all-time low all this stuff
00:35:46.820
all ideals everything that's higher than a dude come so in a way you could argue that everything we have
00:35:53.700
now is a punishment and we'll find god in that punishment and unless we we we snap out of this
00:36:00.260
shit uh there won't be a europe anymore right just a little note about what i said earlier it was not
00:36:07.640
meant to say that you know racism is bad obviously we shouldn't take that into consideration but it's
00:36:13.280
like um you know race a reality and of course well we were talking about it in the other in another
00:36:19.520
episode in terms of a house where any people has to have a racial foundation but who what builder
00:36:27.260
builds a house without just a foundation you put a roof you put walls windows doors you need many
00:36:32.680
different parts to construct a healthy people a healthy state a healthy society not just racial purity
00:36:38.600
yeah and this is the critique of white nationalism really in in its essence is that well white
00:36:44.440
nationalism is well and good for people in north america because we're basically one ethnos um but being
00:36:50.020
white qua white is not it doesn't give you fucking shit if you're a white degenerate i mean what are
00:36:55.560
what use are you to us yeah it's it's like uh the store in the bible where each servant gets a few
00:37:02.520
talents a few bags of coins and they're supposed to uh do good with them but then when they're
00:37:08.580
most comes back uh one of these servants dug it in the earth he didn't do shit he was lazy decided
00:37:13.640
oh i have so little so i'm not going to do everything and he of course uh he didn't get a
00:37:18.580
good life after that so to speak um and i mean the same thing can be said about say you're a painter
00:37:24.860
and you have all these colors and a canvas either you can choose just splat the color over there
00:37:30.080
and you don't really achieve anything else or you can choose to actually paint something
00:37:33.720
and what are you doing when you're painting something what you're doing is that you give form
00:37:37.840
to an idea you create something something that's higher than yourself because the ideal
00:37:42.860
is manifested on the painting through the skill of the artist if you just throw the colors on the
00:37:48.060
painting you're not doing anything you're being degenerate so to speak well you're being anti-logos i
00:37:53.780
think that's actually a good point about modern art is that um yeah you know it was funny there was a
00:37:58.500
actually a white pill news story that came to me the other day it was something to the extent of um
00:38:03.040
the financial director for this for um london metropolitan uh not the city of london but the
00:38:08.740
the metropolitan area of london or whatever anyway the financial director was saying that um
00:38:13.320
modernist architecture is shit and that the city is going to heavily invest in you know kind of
00:38:18.280
classical and romantic architecture because that's what the public wants and i think this is a good
00:38:22.420
point we talked about this on the show about beauty before where i was talking about lonergan who
00:38:27.280
was a jesuit um philosopher but one of his very things that i think he's right on is his idea about
00:38:33.120
beauty and his idea is basically well beauty goodness and truth are all three qualities of the
00:38:39.820
divine yeah okay jesus christ himself is the visible divine it's the divine made visible he's the order
00:38:47.200
of universe the logos beauty in itself in fact derives from um order it derives from the fact that
00:38:54.760
something corresponds closely to the laws of nature that it has meaning that it has intelligibility that
00:39:03.080
it has form and so when we look at something that's beautiful in number one it connects us with the
00:39:09.540
divine this is why churches need to be beautiful and ugly churches are offensive to god
00:39:14.280
um right um you can you know for for those who are not necessarily christian or religious you can
00:39:26.380
arrive at the same conclusion by thinking about um perfection you know if you you want an ultimate
00:39:35.160
goal a simple way to say it is well what could be better than perfection and then you look at what are the
00:39:42.740
properties of perfection like you could say order order is more perfect than disorder you could say
00:39:50.780
that um eternity is more perfect than you know temporariness uh your power or like ability is more
00:40:00.180
perfect than uh powerlessness things like that and so it by thinking in this way you can move closer to
00:40:10.500
an absolute good and then things like architecture things like other forms of art uh personal ethics and
00:40:18.440
behavior uh it's very easy to say like what what personal behavior reflection of you know cosmic
00:40:27.600
absolute perfection how can you move closer to that and in architecture you would have these are
00:40:34.660
properties uh architecture which is robust and long lasting is more perfect and more beautiful
00:40:42.580
than something made which is flimsy and poorly made something which is more complex more ordered
00:40:48.560
more uh you know intricate is more perfect than something which is you know more haphazard
00:40:54.020
etc etc yeah so in that sense you don't even need to be specifically uh christian or believe in a
00:41:02.940
specific uh type of revealed knowledge to arrive at that same conclusion yes right these are that's
00:41:12.200
the sorry let me just make this point hans and then please go ahead is that one of the things is
00:41:16.800
that very early on christianity basically absorbed the means of greek philosophy in order to prove its
00:41:21.560
points right so christian philosophy a was there for basically the beginning early as 150 ad that
00:41:28.820
justin martyred etc but number two it agrees fundamentally with basically many of the major
00:41:34.020
premises of um socrates aristotle and plato in terms of the way in which the universe is in terms of
00:41:39.500
describing how the universe is ordered and so one of the things is that these theological terms i'm
00:41:44.580
expressing well they come from philosophy and you can come to know them independent in many cases of
00:41:51.160
revelation now the the point is to say that one of the hallmarks of satan is he makes things ugly
00:41:59.820
this is what just look around us look around us at the tremendous ugliness of our architecture this
00:42:07.060
is particularly evident in north america if you're in europe you've got beauty which is you know
00:42:11.220
antiquated and then ugliness which is new had right and i think it you can see it i mean it's it's
00:42:18.900
apparent even to a stupid idiot um not to insult stupid idiots because they have better taste than
00:42:23.420
these jews right uh and just i'm sorry that i'm so flabbergasted but it's one of these issues that i
00:42:32.100
i feel very strongly about and i'm certain our viewers understand and feel strongly about additionally
00:42:37.680
you walk around and you see shit architectural filth at best it's nice because of its massivity
00:42:46.120
it's just big it's big you know that's kind of cool and anyway yeah it's kind of a tangent but
00:42:51.900
the subject of architecture is a fundamental i think to a people's understanding of themselves
00:42:56.720
because when you when you look at a place or when you associate a place with the people it's because
00:43:01.620
of the architecture if you picture venice you think of venetian architecture yeah architecture is
00:43:08.880
really a reflection of the spiritual nature of the people inside it yeah uh but you you talked about
00:43:16.540
um how you don't necessarily need to be religious and i see your point but you're still using your
00:43:22.480
limited human intellect then you're trying to find the truth but you're still oh well that wasn't an
00:43:27.880
argument against religion i was just pointing out that the that a lot of these principles of well
00:43:32.140
what is perfection though or the concept the idea of the perfection or the one or the source
00:43:37.120
this was all done by greek philosophers and you know a non-christian setting i think that i'm not
00:43:43.520
arguing against religion i'm saying that no no i don't know that not everyone can accept specific
00:43:50.120
revelations and so i'm just i was just mentioning those of us who are not uh totally sold on like
00:43:59.780
these specific revealed uh wisdoms that you know they make sense from regardless of the point of view
00:44:06.480
yeah okay but uh how what do you mean with being sold on uh i mean if you're still using the the
00:44:12.820
the limited human uh rational intellect there it's basically the same thing because i mean what what
00:44:18.460
the the revealed thing would be it's just like an ideal it's just like the artist's vision of a
00:44:23.620
painting before actually paints it well we can get into that so that i'll let let it let it up to
00:44:29.360
florian if you want to get into that subject because that's kind of a deeper question well i think
00:44:34.940
sure go ahead we'll start some limited discussion i mean the essence is that this this the philosophy
00:44:41.180
is just using your human intellect that that's trying to reach for the higher from below but what
00:44:46.220
ideal is they revealed the the artist's vision before he actually paints the painting that comes from
00:44:52.840
below and not well from here's the thing like my my reservation about revelation um i'm not
00:45:03.100
skeptical of revelation uh i have personal experience with spiritual things and you know i i i'm a firm
00:45:11.460
believer that those things are possible and happen you know often um it's just that since we as humans
00:45:20.560
are of limited understanding and limited knowledge it's very difficult for us to judge revelation on
00:45:29.340
its own merits uh evil can make itself look good because that's very easy um if just because you see
00:45:40.320
an angel like if you have a vision of an angel telling you some things wouldn't necessarily mean that
00:45:46.220
it's an angel telling you these things it could be a spiritual vision of like well the devil and appears
00:45:52.800
as a angel of light yeah right so um any specific instance of revelation has to be viewed with a
00:46:02.760
skeptical mind and like uh and again it's the only real tool we have faith important but
00:46:12.620
um i get what's saying fate alone uh just uh leads to uh retardation you can you can be misled
00:46:23.200
easily if at the first spiritual experience one of the things is that one of the things is when
00:46:30.040
we're talking about the truth claims of the revelation of christianity well the legitimacy of
00:46:34.700
christianity is based on really one single proof and that's the resurrection of jesus christ
00:46:39.040
um saint paul says directly in his gospels you know that well if the resurrection is not real
00:46:44.940
then our faith is in vain and so um no and i'm not saying this specifically to target you ziger i'm
00:46:49.460
saying this you know more in general is that if we're going to talk about okay well as christianity
00:46:53.400
should we accept the revelation or not well we have to look at the proof for that revelation which
00:46:57.520
is the resurrection i you know if people ask me why are you a christian i tell them really it's
00:47:02.460
because i accept the testimony of the apostles concerning the resurrection of jesus christ
00:47:06.120
and everything kind of follows from that yeah i mean if you look at the the revelations it
00:47:11.300
actually makes sense if you think about if you use your limited human rational intellect and try to
00:47:16.740
think about these revelations and meditate them or whatever it makes sense it makes perfect sense
00:47:22.340
if i might add something go on please i think uh i think our lord um actually gives us a a very
00:47:31.860
useful tool a very useful rule of thumb for discerning um what category to put things in uh
00:47:41.680
put revelations in uh and that rule is by their fruits you shall know them right so if something
00:47:50.960
makes good good things true things beautiful things then it's probably of god and if something makes
00:47:58.860
false things if it makes lies if it makes ugly things if it makes bad things that's a very good
00:48:06.300
point very good point and you could we can look at a historical example of uh john d which you talked
00:48:11.980
about in your last episode and how he he he claimed or he believed that he was in contact with angels
00:48:19.620
and you know it could it could be it could be possible i don't i don't think that that's impossible
00:48:24.900
but then you look at what the angels were saying what the angels were telling him to do and it was
00:48:31.360
like horrible horrible advice and like it was stuff like oh eventually the the visions were telling them
00:48:39.940
to like do wife swapping or things like that and it's like it became clear that if the if this was a
00:48:46.420
genuine spiritual experience it was obviously malevolent entities or you know trying to gain
00:48:53.560
control over these people and do bad things and they were too too naive to look at these things
00:49:01.440
critically well and this is one of the reasons why long ago and there was a big heresy early on in
00:49:06.140
christianity called donatism and it basically came from i think he was a syrian or an egyptian man named
00:49:11.460
donatus no relation to donut and um donatus basically claimed to be the holy spirit and he had a whole
00:49:17.560
bunch of female prophetesses that claimed to be the holy spirit and like gave out a whole bunch of new
00:49:21.540
prophecy and so from the literally the 200s a.d it was a common understanding among orthodox people
00:49:27.820
that private revelation is not to be taken as canon exactly because it's just you never know
00:49:35.080
and that's even stuff that's considered worthy of belief by the church cannot be admitted um you know
00:49:42.940
to the canons formally now in fact there's a big question controversy around fatima concerning the
00:49:48.220
catholic church because fatima is a good example of a miracle that falls into this category of private
00:49:52.660
revelation even though it happened with the miracle of the son it still constitutes private revelation
00:49:56.840
and yeah anyway i'm not going to get into that that's kind of a very big tangent now but yeah all of that is
00:50:03.040
what where i was coming from hans so you you believe in the resurrection all these things but i
00:50:09.340
i have to remain skeptical so i'm not trying to undermine i'm just saying where i'm coming from
00:50:17.000
there's also something that we can expand on on the point of by the fruits you by the fruits of their
00:50:23.300
labor you will know them and that is that again you receive some kind of revelation and you can judge
00:50:28.940
its fruits but of course you have to have some kind of standards to judge it by so that's where some
00:50:33.980
people might have reservations and say that you know somebody will come up with some crazy idea then think
00:50:38.880
that's right and follow through with that shit and who's really to say that he is wrong because
00:50:43.400
again they perceive from the position of there being a lack of a unified standard when in reality we
00:50:50.300
do know that there is a unified standard of god of the absolute of truth however you want to call it
00:50:55.580
and there is a wide range of knowledge which all points to essentially the same concept behind all of
00:51:02.700
it and you can even intellectually uh build up this narrative of understanding of the nature of god
00:51:09.200
and then you can compare things to it and thus you have a standard by which you can decide if the fruits
00:51:15.040
of one's labor are good or bad and thus obviously you can detect which uh revelation is heresy
00:51:21.500
essentially and which is fully compliant to the laws of nature to the laws of the cosmic order to the
00:51:28.280
absolute truth and etc right faith is also a matter of degree like no one has perfect faith and i think
00:51:35.180
that faith can be reinforced by uh intellectual understanding and also experience like if someone has
00:51:42.760
experience in spiritual things that reinforces faith like i before having doing uh having experiences
00:51:52.940
personal experiences with uh personal experiences with spiritual matters i could not have perfect faith
00:51:59.460
that there is a spirit world like i i had that understanding because of rational uh research into that
00:52:08.680
field but until i had experienced it firsthand it was kind of an abstract yeah there was no intuitive
00:52:15.480
knowledge this is actually you know there's a word for this called the rocking which comes from
00:52:18.940
hind lines the moon is a harsh mistress and uh or perhaps it's stranger in a strange land yes stranger
00:52:25.600
in a strange land yes excuse me i got them mixed up there and this is just the kind of intuitive
00:52:29.900
understanding of an idea that you have when you experience it this is what the genesis means when
00:52:34.400
it's a knowledge of good and evil right so anyway i think that was a little bit of a discretion on the
00:52:42.760
subject a useful conversation though i think nevertheless now i want to i want to start something new
00:52:48.400
here a new segment and i want to do uh maybe a weekly hagiography so every week we'll uh pick a
00:52:54.560
patron saint for the episode and we'll talk a little bit about him and maybe give some choice
00:52:58.240
excerpts from their life so the um the saint which has inspired me to undertake this effort
00:53:04.040
when you speak about this week is saint seraphim sarov or sarov who is a inorthodox saint but a very holy
00:53:11.560
man nevertheless so i'm reading from you know ortho wiki so don't fucking call me in on this excuse me
00:53:18.720
our venerable and god-bearing father seraphim sarov was a russian ascetic who lived at sarov
00:53:25.700
monastery in the 18th century and was considered a wonder worker uh etc so long story short he was
00:53:32.760
basically um you know an ascetic you know he was a hardcore monastic he was a hermit uh it says
00:53:39.200
uh here we go in 1793 saint seraphim was ordained a hyra monk that is to say a priest
00:53:47.580
monk after which he served every day and received the eucharist for a year saint seraphim then began to
00:53:53.160
withdraw withdraw into his father hermitage a forced wilderness about five kilometers from sarov
00:53:59.980
monastery he achieved great perfection at this time wild animals bears rabbits wolves foxes and
00:54:06.480
others came to the hut of the ascetic the staritza the eldress of the divivo monastery
00:54:12.420
metrona plesheva witnessed how saint seraphim fed a bear that came to him out of his hand
00:54:17.640
quote the face of the great starets saint seraphim was particularly miraculous it was joyous and bright
00:54:24.680
as that of an angel she described while living in this little hermitage of his saint seraphim once
00:54:29.360
suffered greatly at the hands of robbers although he was physically very strong and was holding on
00:54:34.140
to an axe at this time saint seraphim did not resist them and as he did the threats into the
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demands for money he laid down his axe upon the ground crossed his arm and his chest and immediately
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gave himself up to him they gave him a savage beating etc and began to uh you know hit him with
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a log they dragged him along the ground they stopped the beating only when they believed that he had died
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and the only treasure that they found to loot from him was an icon of the mother of god
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uh after some time the robbers were cut caught and brought to justice uh the holy monk apparently
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interceded on their behalf before the judge um now here is uh here's here's here's a kind of a
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turning point in his life soon after this began the pillar period in the life of saint seraphim
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where he spent days on a rock near his little hermitage and nights in the thick of the forest
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he prayed with his arms raised to heaven almost without respite this feat of his continued for a
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thousand days because of a special vision of the mother of god he was given towards the end of his
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life saint seraphim took upon himself the feat of becoming an elder he began this is that same
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title for spiritual director you know the catholic sense he began to admit everyone who came to him for
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advice and direction many thousands of people from all walks of life and conditions began to visit
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the elder now who was enriched them with his spiritual treasures which he had acquired by many
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years of effort everyone saw saint seraphim as a meek joyful and pensively sincere man greeted all with
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the words my joy christ is risen too many he advised acquire a peaceful spirit and around you
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thousands will be saved no matter who came to him the starrettes bowed to the ground before all
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and in blessing kissed their hands he did not need the visitors to tell about themselves as he could
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see what each had on their soul he also said cheerfulness is not a sin it drives away weariness for from
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weariness there is sometimes dejection and there is nothing worse than that here's a particularly
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this is the the the account that made me decide to do to do this hagiography this brief however brief
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um one of the his greatest miracles which is the miraculous transfiguration of the starrettes's face
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was described by a close admirer and follower of saint seraphim moto vilov this happened during the
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winter on a cloudy day moto vilov was sitting on a stump in the woods saint seraphim was squatting
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across from him and telling the pupil the meaning of a christian life explaining for what we christians
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live on earth quote it is necessary that the holy spirit enter our hearts everything good that we do
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that we do for christ is given to us by the holy spirit but prayer most of all which is always available
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to us he said father answered moto moto moto moto vilov how can i see the grace of the holy spirit
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how can i know if he is with me or not saint seraphim began to give examples from the lives of the saints
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and the apostles but moto vilov still did not understand the elder then firmly took him by the shoulder and
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said to him we are both now my dear fellow in the holy spirit it was as if moto vilov's eyes had been
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opened for he saw the face of the elder was brighter than the sun in his heart moto vilov felt
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joy and peace in his body a warmth as if it were summer and a fragrance began to spread around the
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moto vilov was terrified by the unusual change especially by the fact that the face of the starrettes
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shone like the sun but saint seraphim said to him do not fear my dear fellow you would not even be able to
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see me if you yourself were not in the fullness of the holy spirit thank the lord for his mercy
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towards us as moto vilov understood in his mind in his heart what the descent of the holy spirit and
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his transfiguration and the transfiguration of a person it meant
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it's the the the image of of you know the reason why i chose this it was such a gestalt
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poignant image of you know um i don't know if you guys have ever seen the comic where it's like
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blow out soon fellow stalker oh when and then he just grabs the bat and he says now and this is
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the image i haven't provided it's like what does being in the holy spirit feel like
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ah anyway regardless you know slightly tangential but i thought that it would be useful to provide
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our readers or our viewers listeners with um some some regular hardcore spiritual edification
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so you know these stories are great uh it's great to uh get i don't know um concrete
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stories of this kind because i think it illustrates principles better than uh abstract in many in some
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ways yeah well it does that's one of the things that is um delightful i have a question
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i have a question though uh correct me if i'm wrong now but i i read in a in a book
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a while back the holy spirit would kind of act as a sort of glue
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um and i wonder maybe this is the same thing as an ideal because if we take the example of the
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painter again what glues the colors of the the painting together is the idea of the artist idea
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to create something beautiful this this image in his head that just wants to manifest
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so uh wouldn't um the the the holy spirits be as a this ideal yes in fact this is the
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well this is the understanding of what the holy spirit is the holy spirit is um the spirit of life and
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truth it is this animating divine principle which enables us to pray to interact with divine uh to
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to know the logos jesus christ and to know from the father from whom he proceeds and so the holy spirit
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this is why the holy spirit resides inside of us because we need the holy spirit to view christ we need
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christ to view the father yeah so the it would function kind of like the disgust you feel for
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transsexuals yes in a sense the holy spirit it it inclines our emotions in certain directions
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it gives us certain dispositions and so disgust is the visceral reaction to the lack to lack of beauty
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or to the to the negative of beauty that is what the corollary is and so we are disgusted when we
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see things that are profoundly unbeautiful and if you have a right view of the world if you're saying
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if you know what beauty is well then it's a very useful tool but the problem is most people don't
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know what it is correct me if i'm wrong but the the the holiest is also what is called um the soul
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of the world like anima mundi yes and also um the fifth element the quintessence well i think that yeah
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these are both correct ways of understanding it right i'm not sure here the quintessence actually is a
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little bit more dubious because the thing is in genesis we said you know god creates um the universe
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kind of from these chaotic waters this unbound uh potentiality yeah and so in that sense you know
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you can maybe look at that uh as the the the essence or the matter upon which everything is created
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i you know this is the speculation in my opinion no but i cannot disagree there because that would still
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be the part of creation the samsaric world whatever i want to call it but what the whole spirit would
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do is to imprint the ideal of god upon it no that's what the logos does oh uh but is it the
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holy spirit logos no i mean jesus christ is the logos logos is the second person of the holy trinity
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uh the holy spirit is the third person of the trinity and not the logos okay imprinting logos then upon
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the creation well the holy spirit gives the holy spirit gives like the vivifying principle to life
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where the logos animates it or that is not to say animates excuse me the logos orders it and the
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holy spirit animates so you can look at it perhaps um to use a crude analogy you know the the logos
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creates the car and the holy spirit creates the gas uh you know and then god the father creates
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everything else necessary for that process to occur anyway we're getting to the top of the hour and i think
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we've had we've had a very fruitful uh high quality discussion here so stay tuned for hour two where
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we're going to discuss spirit cooking and more from the caliuga
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Pis y'a tant de filles que j'ai pas embrassées
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In the second hour, we're going to be discussing
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Which evidence the great spiritual malaise and decay
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Now, the greatest of these stories this week, of course
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Then we're going to go into a discussion of the events
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Podesta and his brother appear to be big fans of her
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To the extent of being invited to a spirit-cook
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Here are some excerpts from one of Abramovic's performances
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Which uses what appears to be a real blood of some sort
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To scrawl enigmatic messages near a child-sized doll
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Whose trash has been displayed at the Museum of Modern Art and beyond
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Born in what is today Serbia to two Yugoslavian commas and partisans
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The woman has specialized in exhibits full of mock cannibalism
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Extreme sadomasochism, necrophilia, ritual murder
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And other morbid shit that appears to arouse the curiosity of our depraved and corrupt Jewish and homosexual
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The fact that these queers and eccentrics in Hillary's inner circle think this stuff is amazing
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Isn't a smoking gun or proof that they are Satanists or sacrificing people
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But it does look like spirit-cooking has older roots
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As documented across numerous unrelated nations and time periods
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You kind of almost want to throw a bone to Alex Jones, you know
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Now we're just waiting for it to reveal that Hebrews are actually reptilians from Mars
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Yeah, well, you know, we had Jones on the podcast last week
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So hopefully we'll get Alex on the podcast, you know, again
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To discuss his, you know, his glorious vindication
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I just want to countersink a little bit on the idea that
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Even if you don't mean it, it can still be Satanist
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Admitted that this thing can be done as a fucking art form
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No wonder they were literally called the children of Satan
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So, Zagar, you've done a pretty extensive analysis of the spirit cooking video yourself
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But without really understanding what was going on
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I just thought it was some ridiculous and creepy practice
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But then I kind of thought about the symbolism of it
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And like its relationships with magical practice
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And my understanding is something a little bit like this
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First, the ritual starts with a completely white room
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Like every wall, the floor, the ceiling is painted completely white
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In all rituals, like the operator should be wearing white
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That's why Catholic priests have a white tunic under their
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It also symbolizes like the divine archetype of the form of good
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Because like if you're doing something positive
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Then, you know, you might run the risk of evil influences
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Now, the circle represents kind of the absolute
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And it forms kind of a barrier against divisions
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And does represent division and the material world
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Like the four elements is the representative of the material world
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Yes, a square also, you know, refers to the complete cycle that exists in the physical reality
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Also, in some particular traditions, the square is specifically the symbol for the earth element
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Which is the most base material element and symbolic of the material world
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So now this, instead of kind of protecting against external influences
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It's a symbol that traps whoever is inside the circle
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Like, in the Middle Ages, it was common to put wax figures of rats
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That, you know, have been created at specific astrological times
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Instead of doing it with chalk or salt or anything like that
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Is traditionally considered to be an unclean animal
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And she smears all the four figures in pig's blood
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It creates a separation between purity and good
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When we talk about the blood of Christ all the time
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What we're seeing is a concentration of evil influence