Posts by Ronald Nelson2

Susan Green15 said:Why exactly is a pig considered more significant in the eyes of God than we are? I honestly don't follow the logic here. Is this hierarchy exclusive to swine, or are there other animals that hold a higher status before God than humans do? It seems counterintuitive. If God didn't design animals specifically to serve mankind, then shouldn't that imply we sit above them in the natural order? After all, if He granted us dominion over them for our own use, it stands to reason that we occupy a superior position.

True, but God didn't create animals for us to abuse. They exist for food and resources—not so we can hunt an Arctic fox just for its fur.
You clearly haven't grasped the core of this. Read the Bible; maybe talk it over with a priest. It might make things a bit clearer for you.

goldenscout14 said:I was actually referring to a federal holiday, where we could all just get together and enjoy ourselves.

And what exactly would you be celebrating? What is there for a person to find joy in there?

wearyowl29 said:Actually, no. It’s just me questioning your supposed "knowledge" regarding God.

The rest of that? That's just a classic ad hominem attack.

What do you actually know about God? Everything? Or nothing at all?

wearyowl29 said:It all sounds lovely on paper, but something about it feels a bit off—almost like someone is playing the victim. You know? It seems like so many people claim to speak for Him. They act like they have Him all figured out—His desires, His struggles, His hopes, how much He’s suffering up in Heaven, what He’s planning next, and what He’s doing at every single moment.

They even act like they know He’s male...😂

And that He had a son with an earthly woman through some sort of laboratory miracle, only to dispose of Him because His "product" wasn't quite up to standard.
He apparently hoped the Son would actually accomplish something, but all that was left was a supposed organization that exists just to keep itself going. Once you see through a God like that—once you realize we've basically unmasked Him—there's really nothing left to say.

It seems you believe I’m brimming with more knowledge than even God himself. If that's the case, why don't you be so kind as to explain exactly what it is I believe in—and more importantly, what the actual purpose of my life is?

goldenscout14 said:But I find myself wondering, at what specific point in history did this actually take place? Who exactly was authorized to sign away our collective rights in some cosmic sales agreement on behalf of every single one of us? And if Satan is truly this dominant force on Earth, why isn't there a single holiday dedicated to him?🤔

I’m just waiting for the day they try to give him his own holiday. Honestly, what’s the point of celebrating him? Who is he to demand our worship? Let those who sold their souls to him celebrate; we believers have no interest in it.☕

Nancy Wilson2 said:It is that specific condition where one is born entirely oblivious to their true origins within the higher spheres—born into a world saturated with individuals in much the same state. They are disconnected from the Source. From infancy, they are fed guilt and shame; they are indoctrinated with nonsense, essentially being conditioned to destroy the very life that is, on the highest scale, sovereign. One spends an entire lifetime in this particular state of consciousness, only to be cycled back here upon death because the necessary lessons were never truly mastered. Therefore, for me, Satan is simply the state of consciousness inhabited by any life force that has become severed from its own essence.

And it is thanks to that disconnection that we have everything you see surrounding you today.

Satan represents everything that people accept with open arms—both within themselves and in the world around them—only to die within that acceptance and be reborn, all because of things they were forced to embrace from birth. In my view, these patterns are quite obvious.

There was once a time when we were guided not by Satanic consciousness, but by the consciousness of the Creator. That is a state of being that almost none of us have ever actually experienced—love at its absolute highest level. Not the version of love we are taught from childhood, which is merely one of many manipulations and falsehoods introduced by the Lucifer Collective several millennia ago.

The primary manifestations of this Satanic consciousness are murder, suicide, hatred—everything you witness daily if you look closely enough, or even just read about it. Even the clothes you wear are products of that consciousness; the water you drink, the food you consume, the very thoughts you think... I suppose I needn't go any further.

Satan is truly the master of the human race.
A master who is worshipped through various religions and so-called "good" gods—deities who, curiously enough, possess all the hallmarks of Satanic consciousness: anger, hatred, killing, judgment, hierarchy, and so on. This serves as proof that these are all false, fabricated idols.

This is something we are all part of, whether you choose to acknowledge it or not. You, as much as I, are part of Satan. The greatest resistance one can offer is to reject the ego and hatred, and instead cultivate a deeper understanding of oneself and others. Naturally, this also involves reducing our consumption of everything produced by that same system.

I agree with you. The music we listen to, the things we buy, politics... essentially, everything is under Satan's domain. Why? Because humanity sold itself to the devil, and that is why so many suffer. I am fully aware of this. We are a part of this machine, and in a way, we finance it ourselves.
But I believe in God. I pray to God, and amidst all this evil, I try my hardest to be good and to do good. And I won't give up, because my faith is unshakable.

Nancy Wilson2 said:nothing*—and you also forgot to put a space after your punctuation. Besides, try not to take everything so seriously. It was obviously a joke, for heaven's sake. (Honestly, one look at your signature tells me everything I need to know 😁). It isn't bad, per se. In fact, even Satan isn't quite what people imagine Him to be.

So, what defines Satan to you?

Nancy Wilson2 said:Regarding the matter of divine casualties versus the concept of good and evil—and please forgive me if this feels slightly tangential to our main discussion—

http://dwindlinginunbelief.blogspot....an-or-god.html

Who, strictly speaking, has caused more death: God or Satan?

When you actually sit down and tally the numbers found in the Bible, the data is quite striking. God is responsible for approximately 2,476,633 deaths—many of whom were entirely innocent—whereas Satan is credited with only 10. If we look at the broader cumulative estimates, we are talking about God being responsible for roughly 25 million deaths, compared to a mere 60 attributed to Satan.

By that metric, one has to ask: who is truly the force of good here, God or Satan? 🙂

You honestly have no clue what you're talking about. It's like you missed out on basic schooling entirely. Good grief. I'm sorry, but I really had to say it. ☕

Susan Green15 said:What could possibly be the noble reasoning behind an omniscient God choosing not to share the kind of knowledge that could save millions of lives or simply make our existence less of a struggle?
During the Middle Ages, countless millions perished from the plague and various other ailments, not to mention the periods of famine caused by things like potato blight wiping out crops.
Why didn't God explain the mechanics of the plague or how to treat it, instead just watching silently as millions died, leaving us to stumble upon the cures entirely on our own?

Why do people continue to praise Jesus for miraculous healings rather than criticizing him for using his knowledge and abilities for his own promotion and glory, instead of teaching humanity medicine so we could actually heal ourselves—both in greater numbers and long after his passing?

Jesus Christ wasn't out there promoting himself. He performed healings in a way that opened people up to faith.
God gave humanity free will. A "smart" person might abuse that will, and much like how medical science advances, we see more and more people falling ill. If you have faith, you will be healed.
Why did Jesus say, "Your faith has healed you"?
Because when he opened the eyes of the blind or cleansed the leper, they recognized God, the Savior, within him... they believed, and it was that very belief that brought about their healing.
No one can be like Christ, which makes that statement above quite foolish.
Ask yourself where all this sickness, poverty, misery, destitution, wealth, and everything else comes from. Who created it? God? Or "free" human beings—meaning us?