My OperaThe Bible rewritten to suit the evil of the world
Thursday, June 4, 2009 7:42:50 PM
This is a response to a poll posted on Facebook: Do you believe in God? Yes/No. I answered No, and this is the reasoning behind it. If you want to know how I came to these conclusions, it's because I am a disciple of The Temple of Eternal Night, also know as Night Magick. It has a website online: Night Magick - The Temple of Eternal Night
God, as portrayed in the three largest religions of the world: Judaism, Christianity and Islam, is the god of deceit, evil, control of the masses. This deity of which all these people give their life to is the real devil. Someone has said that the biggest success of the devil is that he has the world believing he doesn't exist. I believe he has gotten it one step further: He has the world believing he is god. The Light is the evil that surrounds us. "Everyone" knows the story of the Garden of Eden. How God made it a perfect place for Man. Problem is, the world was made by Darkness. The world was made as a perfect place by darkness. And the perfect place was void of mankind. Light/God/Jahve/Allah made Man to destroy the world because he was jealous of this perfect world. He made Man as a soul-less, mind-less, will-less slave destined to do only one thing: Destroy Earth. Darkness/Mephistopheles/Lucifer/The Devil gave us free will and a soul. Back to the story of Eden: Darkness was the snake that made Adam and Eve eat the apple. The snake opened our eyes to the world around us. But the story is wrong on a few things. The Garden of Eden wasn't a Haven for Man. It was an abhorration that neither Adam nor Eve wanted to live in. "God" said to them that they could do whatever they wanted in the Garden, and they did, because they had no will to resist. They were sent to destroy it by not thinking about what they did. When the snake gave them the apple, they saw what they had been made for, and rejected God. They never left the Garden, because the Garden is our world. They just saw what they had done to it prior to eating the apple. We are slowly but surely slipping back to the mindset of Adam and Eve: We can do what we want, because we are the top of the foodchain, and to hell with the world. We need to eat the apple again, and see the world for what it is. A beautiful place that we are only a part of, not masters.We are not keepers of it, we are not entitled to anything in it. We are not the prime of evolution. We are not servants of a deity, we are not subjects to anyone's whims. We are our own masters, but we must respect that we cannot disrespect the world like we have done for so long. We need to find an equilibrium with the world, a way to co-exist with all the creatures and plants and the ecosystem around it.
So, to answer the question of this poll: I do not believe in God, because God in this context means the god that wanted to destroy the world with us as mindless slaves.
God, as portrayed in the three largest religions of the world: Judaism, Christianity and Islam, is the god of deceit, evil, control of the masses. This deity of which all these people give their life to is the real devil. Someone has said that the biggest success of the devil is that he has the world believing he doesn't exist. I believe he has gotten it one step further: He has the world believing he is god. The Light is the evil that surrounds us. "Everyone" knows the story of the Garden of Eden. How God made it a perfect place for Man. Problem is, the world was made by Darkness. The world was made as a perfect place by darkness. And the perfect place was void of mankind. Light/God/Jahve/Allah made Man to destroy the world because he was jealous of this perfect world. He made Man as a soul-less, mind-less, will-less slave destined to do only one thing: Destroy Earth. Darkness/Mephistopheles/Lucifer/The Devil gave us free will and a soul. Back to the story of Eden: Darkness was the snake that made Adam and Eve eat the apple. The snake opened our eyes to the world around us. But the story is wrong on a few things. The Garden of Eden wasn't a Haven for Man. It was an abhorration that neither Adam nor Eve wanted to live in. "God" said to them that they could do whatever they wanted in the Garden, and they did, because they had no will to resist. They were sent to destroy it by not thinking about what they did. When the snake gave them the apple, they saw what they had been made for, and rejected God. They never left the Garden, because the Garden is our world. They just saw what they had done to it prior to eating the apple. We are slowly but surely slipping back to the mindset of Adam and Eve: We can do what we want, because we are the top of the foodchain, and to hell with the world. We need to eat the apple again, and see the world for what it is. A beautiful place that we are only a part of, not masters.We are not keepers of it, we are not entitled to anything in it. We are not the prime of evolution. We are not servants of a deity, we are not subjects to anyone's whims. We are our own masters, but we must respect that we cannot disrespect the world like we have done for so long. We need to find an equilibrium with the world, a way to co-exist with all the creatures and plants and the ecosystem around it.
So, to answer the question of this poll: I do not believe in God, because God in this context means the god that wanted to destroy the world with us as mindless slaves.
