Back to DNM-Deconstruction of Mystery Babylon and the Religions It Perverts

Submitted by MTovey (United States), Feb 28, 2019 at 18:56

Ah; the limitations of opposing theosophies; the debates of the superior belief systems and their merits are things of astonishments: how can they not be astonishing since they have been the subjects of debates for the entirety of the human existence. They have ranged from intersectional dogmas emanating from the most sacredly held belief systems of the ages to the realms of the most fantastic products of ego-inspired declarations of mysticism the earth has ever endured.
All religious endeavors can trace back to one singular event: many will not seek to retrace back that far since it is the insidious base nature of that religious intransigence is to hide the real reason for creation. Uninitiated people do not consider hypocritical attitudes about religion for nothing. To be sure, the more dogmatic one is without maintaining the discerning connection to truth and the way to the Truth, hypocrisy is just a few heartbeats intruding into any discussion that may lead to a truly spiritual understanding.
The seminal event is the release of evil in the cosmic sense and the presence of evil in the Creation; from there the story of humanity gets its beginning; and the subversion of the first man and woman paves the way for humanity to find a means to reconcile with the Creator. The enemy of mankind takes that challenge as a means to get revenge; the history of the world records every devious attempt to destroy humanity; for we read that man was made in the image of the Creator and what better target than that.

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