Outreach to the Red Pill Community

Posted on March 1, 2019 by ehurst

We have a covenant we call Radix Fidem.

One of the fundamental concepts in Radix Fidem is the preeminence of Biblical Law. The term itself is synonymous with the person of Jesus Christ as the ultimate revelation of God. We often have to stop and remind folks that “law” in the Bible bears little resemblance to law in any Western sense of customs and legislation. In the Bible, “Law” is covenant and revelation. It’s the revelation of God regarding His divine moral character, in terms of His will for His Creation. More to the point, it is His divine moral character in terms of His plan for redeeming us from the Fall.

That character is transmitted via His Holy Spirit, but was written for us in terms of thought and conduct. Only God can give you His Holy Spirit. We cannot put the Holy Spirit into words, nor can we verbally capture the divine moral character of God. What we can do is paint examples with words, parables and symbols that point the mind to a place where the heart of conviction speaks loud and clear. That’s what Scripture is intended to do.

God proposed a mindset that would prepare the mind for the heart’s leadership. It was quite consciously proposed in a specific context of Ancient Near Eastern history and culture. Some of that packaging is revelation, but not all of it. God requires that we discern for ourselves — slicing between bone and meat (Hebrews 4:12) — while avoiding the projection of our personal answer onto others. Discernment is not merely a matter of context between the Ancient Near East and our world today, it’s also discernment as to how far we can carry our own answer into a wider context of fellow believers.

We need to stop asking the question, “Whose religion is right?” That’s an obsession of Western epistemology and it’s simply wrong-headed. My theology is mine, and your theology will surely differ. The question is, “How different can we be and still share a community?” Is there a way to build a biblical community based, not merely on a different culture, but on an entirely different kind of culture? Can we back out of the many questions far enough to ask a better question?

In the Radix Fidem covenant, the first item is a rejection of Western thinking. Easily a quarter of all my posts in the past 10+ years here address that issue, and the reason it takes up that much space is because virtually everyone born into Western Civilization is blind to just how different other civilizations were. All other civilizations in human history have more in common with each other than any of them do with the West; it’s that radical. And Westerners have a built-in capacity to ignore that. They are taught to assume their assumptions about reality are the default for the human race throughout history. This is a huge freaking problem we have all by itself.

But we can be patient as God works through us to keep prodding people to listen to a different approach, a different set of assumptions about reality, a different epistemology. Just awakening that awareness in itself is a monumental task.

Once we can open that door in the minds of believers, we are then in a position to introduce a different approach to “church.” And with that, we can begin asking about how churches can agree to work on building a parallel society that can be shared across many churches. I assure you that the common Western Christian assumptions about that are wrong, in the sense that the result we see today is not empowering an alternative society. Go to any church you like and tell me how easy it is to find a woman ready to embrace the kind of womanhood that we know actually works according to reality.

We can look at the Red Pill stuff and see what has failed and what works. It’s been tested and thousands of men are retesting it every day, and we have a body of factual evidence and everything. We can know what works, and would it surprise you that if you view the same question from the Ancient Near Eastern perspective of the Bible, you get the same answers? Every commandment in Scripture addressing marriage is based on the same assumptions about human nature and how men and women are wired, as what we find in this body of Red Pill research.

So a lot of Red Pill men are asking if we can build a society that helps men and women find themselves closer to that ideal. And the answer is a very loud, “Yes!” But then we have to address the particulars of building that society, and most Red Pill men and women are still stuck in the Western frame of reference that brought us this awful pack of lies in the first place. Radix Fidem proposes a different approach, and maybe we can get some of those Red Pilled refugees to listen. I think it’s worth a try.

But the first barrier is getting them to leave behind their Western assumptions. They have already made one step on that road with the Red Pill lore, but we need to invite them to keep walking along that same path. It’s not a question of sharing the religion of Radix Fidem itself, but of the assumptions behind Radix Fidem.

We’ll outline our proposal for community building in the next post.

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We Know We Need It

Posted on March 1, 2019 by ehurst

Over at Σ Frame Jack has posted a couple of pieces that touch on the question we’ve been trying to answer for quite some time here.

1. Scott’s conclusions on courtship and marriage incubation

2. Called to return from exile

While the approach Jack uses is the question of believing men finding biblical women in our festering rotten American society, it’s obvious the answer to that question will be the same answer of how we should live in this world in the first place. Without a parallel society of our own, we who embrace the heart-led way of faith cannot find each other for any purpose, let alone marriage. That is, we need to establish clearly in our minds that the only way forward is to build up something that is strong enough to help us keep our moral identity intact in a fallen world.

So far, the precious few of you taking part in this discussion all agree that we are just getting started here. Our focus has been on resurrecting a genuine heart-led biblical ideal of faith from its long absence on this earth. We find most previous efforts chased too narrow a vision, in part because it excluded the leadership of the heart. We’ve been trying to identify just how loose this identity can be, including the maximum variety, and still have an identity that marks us as faithful to our calling. While it appears that our first generation of active members are folks with a certain set of attributes in common — mostly that we are outsiders already — there is no way we can pretend to know what the next generation will be like. That’s looking way too far ahead.

What is painfully clear to us is that if we do not get started on this task now, it may never happen. Yours truly is particularly burdened with a heavy prophetic sense of duty to folks not even born yet. I see the vast and rich heritage that could be and should be ours, but isn’t. I’m searching for a way to reclaim those promises. What we have so far is a shared vision of a community that we believe is as close as we can get to God’s ideal, some of which stood for a time during the first century after Christ issued the Great Commission.

We don’t pretend to have the answer, but one that fulfills God’s call on our lives. Indeed, we rather doubt what we have so far is right for everyone, but it’s right of us. We sense a divine promise that this will grow, but even more important, it will raise some important questions, the right questions people have avoided for far too long.

These questions are what we mean by “meta-religion” — a study of how to approach religion as a task of faithfulness to God. Thus, we gladly help folks who prefer a Christian Orthodox approach, or an Anabaptist approach, or whatever suits their sense of calling. We are trying to break away from the mindset that there should only be one true religion, something that has clearly not worked in human history, and we believe cannot work. But even if we cannot wean them away from their parochial mindset, we know where God has called us to stand.

It’s clear there is a widespread growing awareness that we don’t have what we could have, because what we are doing now as a society isn’t working. And because previous Western Christian religious efforts are failing, we would like to find a better way. We believe that Biblical Law gives us the answer we can follow. That’s what Radix Fidem is about.

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Demonology 04

Posted on February 28, 2019 by ehurst

Did you expect a series on this subject to be full of esoteric stuff and macabre tales of weirdness? The whole point is to avoid having to face demons. Don’t let your human curiosity lead you to destruction. God calls us to be faithful, not to dig out every detail of possible human experience. Letting the Lust of the Eyes lead you astray is what gets people into trouble.

Demonic oppression of non-believers is random, but not so with believers. The primary issue is leaving the door open for demons to gain entrance. What very few people understand is the effectiveness of a valid covenant in keeping demons out. Not simply the presumed Covenant of Christ, but a covenant community of fellow believers.

The logic should be simple enough: Without a covenant family, there is simply no way you can harvest anything approaching the full blessings of shalom. Keeping you out of a covenant family is a critical element in Satan’s strategy. It’s an important factor in keeping your blessings from you, denying you the full measure of divine justice.

You are the only one who can possibly know if you are pleasing the Lord on this issue. But in terms of mainstream Christians, you will quickly discover just how much they are missing out because they lack a valid covenant. More, you can easily discern how they are lacking a significant measure of the divine heritage God offers all His children. Worst of all, religious outside of a real covenant is where you are most likely to find people who are oppressed by demons.

It manifests in all sorts of ways, but typically it shows up as one particular moral weak spot that keeps that door wide open for the Devil. It could be anything, but in most cases it’s just the one major gap that keeps them ensnared, something they just can’t conquer because they don’t have full coverage. In some cases it’s quite bizarre, and our Enemy uses this stuff at the worst possible moment to destroy their public witness.

This is why we don’t say mainstream Christians have no faith, or that their profession is fake. Rather, we warn them that they are missing out on critical elements of their divine heritage. This is why we emphasize Biblical Law. All this talk of faith still means nothing until we see the power of that faith manifested in a desire for the trademark features of feudal tribal covenant fellowship. On this foundation, you can build a genuine life of faith to keep the Devil out of your earthly existence.

Further, faithfulness to Biblical Law puts you in a position to see the Devil’s fingerprints on someone’s life. This puts you in a position to offer assistance that few others even understand. Those of you who can discover and embrace your spiritual gifts will know how you can help. Best of all, you will discover a unique level of divine authority over the demons. That is, if you can catch them, because demons will seek to avoid you.

In our world today, full blown demonic possession is rare and you should not expect to see anything of that nature unless God has called and equipped you for it. Don’t let your curiosity set you up for destruction, because as soon as you get too close to the fire, you will surely burn the people you care about most. You’ll do way more good without imaginary heroics by simply obeying the Word of God and letting Him worry about what you encounter.

The vast majority of demonic activity is subtle and hard to see until you activate and learn to trust your heart-led discernment. When it’s serious business and not a game, that’s when you start to see the hair-raising stuff.

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Demonology 03

Posted on February 27, 2019 by ehurst

The other primary manifestation of demonic activity I encounter is in terms of influence. I do not deny that there are people out there who are clearly dominated by one or more demon spirits. However, I don’t encounter them much myself. Instead, what I see are subtle signatures of a less overt influence that is nonetheless clearly demonic.

For this reason, I seldom perform anything resembling driving them out. Most of the time it’s a matter of calling attention to their signature and allowing the victims to decide what they should do about it. In the vast majority of cases, the victim of demonic oppression will do their own casting out.

The game is thus a matter of discernment. Unless you’ve experienced it yourself, it’s well nigh impossible for me to explain seeing into the Spirit Realm and sensing the meaning of things from a moral perspective. The most dangerous thing I could do is take it for granted or get a big head about it. I’m not that special. There’s no doubt in my mind He could use others the same way, but I don’t see it that often.

For the most part, I blame the common Western Christian mythology for hindering a clear understanding of how Satan operates. Most believers get wrapped up in false assumptions about the Devil and his schemes. For example, virtually the whole fabric of Western Civilization is his best tool. Keeping folks Western is the best way to keep them from their divine heritage of shalom.

A primary gateway of demonic influence is the improper attitude about human suffering. There is a certain level of human misery that is the due result of the Curse of the Fall — what we should call “legitimate suffering.” Seeking a false escape, taking the attitude that it is not, and should not be considered, normal gives the Devil so much room to operate. In my experience, this is the single greatest factor in bringing a demonic presence into any situation.

The New Testament says repeatedly that the purpose of suffering is to drive us back to the feet of Jesus. Our society is loaded with all manner of human effort to evade legitimate suffering, precisely because the Devil uses it as a distraction from soul searching and hearing the voice of conviction. If we spent more time praying and seeking God’s face to find the proper balance between seeking relief and learning to bear up under sorrow, fewer of us would find ourselves facing demonic presence.

So it is the modern American sense of entitlement about escaping suffering (“rights”) that serves Satan’s purpose so well. The business of keeping non-believers that way is just the routine business of herding, but it provides the atmosphere for making the Elect feel so out of place when they reject that sense of entitlement. Western Christians keep trying to fix society, when that’s not even possible or desirable. They keep trying to engage a system that Satan owns totally, designed from the ground up to serve his purpose.

The sole solution is moving people to the otherworldly viewpoint. There’s not much good in “casting out demons” when we’ve done nothing to help the victim fortify and occupy their lives against the demons moving back in (Matthew 12:43-45). The path to closing access begins with rejecting this world and its ways, and embracing a wholly different set of assumptions. Without God’s election of that soul, there is no way someone can find the power to make that transition. The fallen soul cannot even want it (Romans 8:1-8).

Thus, Jesus Himself warns us that casting demons out of non-believers is a waste of time. It’s not that we can know so clearly who is and isn’t elect, but that this thing is not a circus act of wholesale mass deliverance. It’s one person at a time under the discernment of one or more heart-led believers who are moved to assist and assert divine authority in any number of different ways.

This is your chance to ask questions in the comments below.

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Understanding Spiritual Gifts PDF

Posted on February 26, 2019 by ehurst

Here’s the link to the PDF file combining all the parts to my study in Understanding Spiritual Gifts: Spiritual Gifts.

As a side not to my regulars: I had to ditch WordPerfect Office. After all these years, there are still several simple things you simply cannot do reliably in formatting WordPerfect documents. I’ve even read where thousands and users have requested the same small set of features and Corel ignores them all. So I’m stuck using MS Office for some parts of the task, then typically finishing with LibreOffice, which saves to PDF natively.

At any rate, I have the same document in multiple formats if you want; you can request it using the email address shown on the blog interface in the right hand column.

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Demonology 2

Posted on February 26, 2019 by ehurst

In order to discuss ghosts, I need to dismiss some mythology. Ghosts are not disembodied spirits of people. When humans die, they go to face God in some sense we cannot comprehend from this life. They don’t come back. What you have with ghosts, poltergeists, etc., is demonic activity making use of something Western society in general doesn’t grasp.

I’ve said repeatedly that Creation is alive, sentient and willful. It is supposed to be our ally, but we lost the authority to when we ate the Forbidden Fruit and were expelled from the Garden. We can gain some measure of it back by passing through that Flaming Sword of God’s revelation. That is, when we embrace Biblical Law from the heart, we regain some of that lost authority. For the most part, though, the natural world is unmanaged.

And Creation is alive on multiple levels, from Creation (AKA Reality) as a whole down through various identifiable entities to subatomic particles. All are alive, sentient and willful. Science keeps getting close and closer to that every year, but it doesn’t matter. What’s critical here is that you understand how the natural world, and even man made structures, can register the passing of a human. All the more so when that person was in some great distress, suffering some kind of moral injustice. Creation is conscious of this kind of thing and it leaves a lasting impression.

That impression is what demons use as the basis for rigging up some false perception of ghostly presence. They gain authority from that injustice to torment others through these ghostly visions and through so-called unexplainable movement of inanimate objects previously handled by tormented people. Thus, places can appear haunted.

To counteract this, one must first have zero fear of it. I have this confidence from God as a gift. So long as I am faithful from the heart, they can’t do anything to me that matters, and typically nothing at all. The remedy for those who are trying to use those places and things that appear haunted depends on their own moral situation. There’s been a couple of times I could do nothing, but nothing happened to me, either. They have never acted in my presence. Most of the time it means explaining it to them as I did above, that the manifestation was based on a living memory of the structures and things, and the deception of demons.

The issue of discerning demonic spirits in people and institutions is more complicated. That’s next.

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Draper Bikeway16

Posted on February 25, 2019 by ehurst

Just a few shots from my first ride in a couple of weeks. As usual, I go to Draper Lake first. Today I was surprised to see this huge branding patch on the trail. This is part of the MAPS Project (part 3), something about taxing the citizens for a bond issue to fund all these touristy attractions around the OKC Metro. There were about three of these on the part that is pretty well finished.

In that same finished section on the west shore of the lake, these markers herald every quarter-mile. I have no idea where the counting starts because it’s mostly unfinished. It’s a lot of eyewash for something not half done yet.

The water level is exceptionally high right now. This is the smallest point on the lake. I noticed the trees had all been cut down. Right at my feet where I took this photo was a section where the water-side of the dam was given an fresh layer of rip-rap. In the process the crews mowed and cut down all the trees first, so the few small trees growing here are now gone, and the stumps are mostly under water.

Today’s ride was counterclockwise, going out via the Sooner Road corridor and returning via Post Road. We had a pretty stiff breeze out of the south with gusts as high as 30 MPH (48 kph) and sustained winds just below 20 MPH (32 kph), so it was a slow slog going out and a zippy ride coming back.

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Demonology 01

Posted on February 25, 2019 by ehurst

Our study in the gifts of the Spirit is a necessary foundation for dealing with another challenging topic: demonology. More specifically, your gifts and calling will determine to a large degree how you encounter demons and how you handle them. There is no single answer that fits everyone or every situation.

First, a little context: The best image of what Satan does is to look at Pharaoh’s prison master, starting in Genesis 39:19. The image is Pharaoh’s left-hand man, a high ranking noble whose income derives largely from operating the royal prison as a slave farm. The difference between prisoner and slave is a mere matter of term of service; the prisoners earn nothing more than room and board regardless of their skills. Their productivity is consumed by the jailer. This is how Satan serves Jehovah.

This assigned duty is a demotion from Satan’s previous job as God’s chamberlain (AKA “covering cherub”). Satan has authority over a third of all angelic beings and we call those “demons.” They are confined to human space for the most part, and bound by Biblical Law. In essence, whatever power and authority they possess is limited by heart-led obedience to revelation. It’s impossible to be any more descriptive than that; the truth is rooted in the Spirit Realm and defies human language.

The point is that Satan has precious little to do with anyone who isn’t spiritually born. What he does with them is simply part of how God deals with everyone who rejects His lordship, herding them like cattle who have no clue what’s going on. They have no divine heritage and there’s nothing much to gain from them. It’s a dirty job. Where Satan profits most is from capturing those who are spiritually born, stealing their heritage of blessings and shalom by keeping them deceived about things. To the degree a spirit-born individual is able to walk in Biblical Law, so much are they free from Satan’s grip.

This helps to explain the huge demonic presence among Jews in Jesus’ day. They infested Jews at a rate far higher than in the surrounding Gentile communities. There was something to gain, and the whole mission of Satan was to keep the Jews from their Covenant blessings. Since he had succeeded in perverting Old Testament religion, the Jewish people were unprotected. Thus, a major element in Jesus’ ministry was restoring the Covenant, both in terms of what the peasants were taught about it, and what blessings the peasants enjoyed. Healing and casting out demons was putting things back where they should have been had the Covenant been obeyed.

We don’t live in that same atmosphere today. It’s not that demons are inactive, or that Jews of the first century were somehow deluded about what is and isn’t demonic activity. They knew; we don’t know today what they knew. We have lost a lot of their discernment. But the context has changed, as well. Demonic activity today has taken on a different character for the most part, largely because of the loss of that cultural legacy of discernment. As I keep saying, perception is a major element in spiritual truth.

In my personal experience, the two primary manifestations of demons that I face are subtle influences on people and institutions, and ghosts. I’ve heard credible testimony of other kinds of encounters, but I face what I face because of my calling and mission. Satan is constrained to perform his tricks in ways the Lord has equipped me to handle (1 Corinthians 10:13). Furthermore, the way I deal with demonic manifestations is also limited by my calling and mission, and my spiritual gifts.

I am called as an elder. I do a lot of pastoral work, and my role in Radix Fidem is apostolic. My calling includes exercising the gift of prophecy, which comes with a degree of discernment. I sometimes experience word of wisdom and word of knowledge. This is not about titles, just a frank description of what I do in serving Christ. Would it help if I listed all my human failings to balance the image? My point is that I don’t claim these things to impress you, but to establish the context of how I operate, and my exposure to demonic manifestations.

Tomorrow I’ll share a little about those experiences in general terms.

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Windows Has Its Place

Posted on February 24, 2019 by ehurst

Did you really think I was a Linux zealot for life? I used Linux a lot during a period of time when it served my calling. I still use it, particularly the bootable DVD version that allows me to fix things on PCs that cannot be easily fixed any other way. However, I no longer run Linux full time on any of my devices.

If you really need an explanation: It was contextual. That is, both the situation in which I was operating, and the technology in the OS itself, were what first drew me to Linux. I never thought it was something holy in itself. I switched back and forth at times when I felt the need for something missing and unavailable with the current OS. The issue was always what seemed to best fit the task in my mission at the time. Now, because Linux has drifted in one direction, and I in another, I won’t be using it so much.

We finally got enough money to buy my new system. It runs Win10. I’ve done a lot of work to tame it, and I’m sure I’ll learn a lot about taming it further. Today I also migrated my XPS to Win10. I got my hands an a legitimate license and installed from a USB stick. It was a nightmare of digging for obscure facts about what it took to make Win10 work on it. Those details are below. But what matters is that the system is now much more usable than it was when running Ubuntu. I can see it better and I’ll be keeping it.

Though I did denigrate Microsoft for making Win10 so unstable and problematic, and I highlighted the problems with the snooping built into the OS, those problems are less significant now. MS has actually made some strides in making Win10 more usable and less combative. And the context of privacy has degraded all around us. You have very few options to retain privacy these days, and most folks have no clue just how much they have surrendered using a cellphone in the first place. I’ve made the effort to track such things; I use a flip phone and I turn off a lot of snooping in Win10. The other issue should be obvious: Most hardware manufacturers don’t take Linux seriously, and Linux has never worked quite as well on the hardware as Windows did. Until recently I had forgotten just how much difference that makes. Everything works a lot better for my uses now.

The dumbest thing you could do is simply follow me around between computer operating systems. If I can help you find something you need that is better than what you have, great. I’ll give you my honest opinion on what works best for different purposes. I’m still recommending Linux for some uses, but not so much for my own uses any more.

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Migrating a Dell XPS 13 (9360) from Linux to Windows 10

It is likely that this applies to other systems that use the M2 SSD hardware.

1. Use the Microsoft tool for creating a bootable USB or DVD for installation. This requires you get use of a Windows machine, because the results do not work the same if you do it with any other utilities.

2. You will need at least some of the drivers, so use the service tag on Dell’s site to find them. Be sure from among them that you get the Intel RST driver for the solid state drive. Unzip the package and find the subfolder with the drivers for the Win10-64-bit use. Move those drivers into a folder on the USB drive you made for installing Win10. I created a folder labeled “intel” and dropped all the files from that package subfolder in there.

3. Upon powering on the laptop, open the BIOS settings — hit F2 after the circular Dell logo splash. Go to the settings for “System Configuration” > “SATA Operation” and change from AHCI (required for Linux) to RAID (required for Win10). Exit the BIOS configuration.

4. When the system reboots again, hit F12 and select from the options booting from the USB drive. Go through the normal setup, but when you come to the section on setting up the hard drive, first select the option to install drivers. Browse through your USB installer drive and find where you dropped the drivers into a folder and open that. The installer should automatically identify the right driver. Then you will have to delete all your Linux partitions and start with a “new” partition. The installer will select the proper layout for Win10 and you can proceed from there.

I went through a lot of trial and error to get all of this nailed down.

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Reality is Racist

Posted on February 24, 2019 by ehurst

A genuine biblical mystical outlook yields some treasures most people miss. It is a unique approach to understanding reality, and it points to a whole range of intellectual vigor that seems to have sat quietly in the shadows. This is why we here at Kiln of the Soul say that we are radically different from the mainstream of Western Christian religion; that mainstream remains Western, which is a very distinctive outlook that is alien to the Bible.

One of the pantheon of American deities is the State. It’s something the West borrowed from the Classical Greco-Roman philosophy. What we have today has not advanced in development since the Enlightenment. The Enlightenment is simply the epitome of blending Greco-Roman Civilization with Germanic tribal mythology. For those people coming out of the mists of ancient Germanic past, the deity of the State gave them a much clearer goal for their lust to conquer. It made it possible for the Germanic peoples to conquer and dominate the world for about the past millennium.

This whole thing is rooted in the genetic predisposition toward altruism, something almost no other race of people have. Throughout history, the high-altruism nations were driven by those other nations, but when the State was sold to them as the chief deity — putting God in drag, as it were — they suddenly had the strength to turn the tables. We can thank the Roman Church for this, though I doubt it was intentional. However, it was the Church that did the research into the mythology of the conquering hoards of Germanic tribes and perverted the gospel message to fit that mythology and thus convert those hoards into loyal subjects.

I’m not suggesting that altruism isn’t part of the gospel message. But the issue here is that altruism is burned into the assumptions of Western Civilization as a genetic trait of the primary racial stocks that gave birth to Western Civilization. Character traits do arise from genetics. Thus, any study like the motivational gifts of the Spirit must also take into account how the racial-cultural background of folks flavors the impact of the Holy Spirit in their lives. God can do anything He likes, but we note a distinct tendency to work with broken people in their broken state.

So the discernible character of a given church will reflect the racial-cultural mix of the membership — no surprise there. But it is the biblical intellectual background itself that helps us to become aware of this factor. This is part of why I harp on how it’s wrong to build institutions that nail down too many details. Those details will often reflect only one cultural background that is hardly universal. A genuine biblical intellectual approach will seek to recognize those boundaries and the influences that create them.

By embracing a biblical mystical approach to understanding our fallen world, we stand in a unique position from where we can evaluate the events around us. Sometimes it’s not enough to simply slap the label “sin” on it and ignore the trends (that’s a Western bias in itself). For example, the Globalist doctrine is one thing; their tricks to disrupt the current system is another. Globalists claim that we can all be one because they are trying to restore the Tower of Babel. But in the process of breaking apart structures that hinder them, they have introduced identity politics. Identity politics is what will destroy their agenda.

The Globalists made a very shallow analysis of how pulling in tribal migrants without that altruism gene would fracture our Western State-worshiping altruism. They imagined it would enable them to supplant the State with a bigger State. That’s simply not possible. These newly empowered tribalist folks are using their influence to promote their own interests, not the Globalist agenda. They use globalism as their false front, but are actually even more predatory and savvy because they aren’t blinded by altruism. And the Globalists are still rooted in that altruist genetic stock.

Globalism and imperialism are two sisters from the same family, the same Germanic stock with dreams of a different State religion. Granted, there’s much more to the story (such as how Zionism fits in here) but that much is accurate. The Globalists were ripe for crushing, a missed opportunity, so now we are going to watch them collapse under their own weight. It will be much uglier and much more painful for everyone involved. However, my point is that both the American right and left will eat themselves alive as immigrant tribalism asserts itself.

We can see this because we understand that tribalism is a human instinct, written there by the finger of God. You cannot take it away, though some tribes can be subverted because of strong traits the interfere, like altruism. Take away the worship of the State, and Germanic races are just as tribal as anyone else.

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