In ancient Canaan, they worshipped the "god" Molech by "passing their children through the fire" i.e., burning them alive as a sacrifice to that wretched "god". They did this so that in return, Molech would grant them wealth, power and influence (remind you of a certain class of people who presume to rule over us?)
The LORD loathed the practice, " . . . which thing I never commanded, nor did it enter My mind!" It is why God commanded the Hebrews to wipe the Canaanites out, showing no mercy, lest His people be contaminated by the Canaanites' vile practices.
They disobeyed the Lord. They themselves were contaminated by Canaanitish practices, including Molech worship. Consider: even pagan Romans were appalled by Molech worship! Anyway, such practices eventually spread throughout the pagan world (yeah, atheists! All religions are equal. Uh huh. Right). They went world-wide and though specific forms may vary, the practice of sacrificing children to Molech in return for wealth, power and influence never died out.
"Maybe it's not about the pizza. Maybe it's about the ovens."
Whenever you see our "overlords' " bizarre practices, especially regarding children, which have now spread throughout the world, and throughout organizations, governments and institutions, and especially throughout such entities which we are supposed to unquestioningly admire and trust, think "Molech" (or "Moloch") worship -- and I guarantee you, what they do, and what is now happening, will make sense to you!
Execute them all. Finish the job the ancient Hebrews started, and should've finished, themselves. See what happens when you don't listen to God?
Nah my dude. There are some that, proven through history, have yielded a great net positive for humanity, and some that have yielded a great net negative.
I grew up Christian, broke away from it and became agnostic asking God how can I believe him if I cannot see him in the physical world. It took time, but he showed me that he works through higher dimensions, which affect the seemingly random perturbations we see in quantum mechanics. And he is a God of love. Perhaps I am wrong, but my experiences tell me that I am not.
In ancient Canaan, they worshipped the "god" Molech by "passing their children through the fire" i.e., burning them alive as a sacrifice to that wretched "god". They did this so that in return, Molech would grant them wealth, power and influence (remind you of a certain class of people who presume to rule over us?)
The LORD loathed the practice, " . . . which thing I never commanded, nor did it enter My mind!" It is why God commanded the Hebrews to wipe the Canaanites out, showing no mercy, lest His people be contaminated by the Canaanites' vile practices.
They disobeyed the Lord. They themselves were contaminated by Canaanitish practices, including Molech worship. Consider: even pagan Romans were appalled by Molech worship! Anyway, such practices eventually spread throughout the pagan world (yeah, atheists! All religions are equal. Uh huh. Right). They went world-wide and though specific forms may vary, the practice of sacrificing children to Molech in return for wealth, power and influence never died out.
"Maybe it's not about the pizza. Maybe it's about the ovens."
Whenever you see our "overlords' " bizarre practices, especially regarding children, which have now spread throughout the world, and throughout organizations, governments and institutions, and especially throughout such entities which we are supposed to unquestioningly admire and trust, think "Molech" (or "Moloch") worship -- and I guarantee you, what they do, and what is now happening, will make sense to you!
Execute them all. Finish the job the ancient Hebrews started, and should've finished, themselves. See what happens when you don't listen to God?
All religions suck. Each thinks it’s better than the next.
Nah my dude. There are some that, proven through history, have yielded a great net positive for humanity, and some that have yielded a great net negative.
I grew up Christian, broke away from it and became agnostic asking God how can I believe him if I cannot see him in the physical world. It took time, but he showed me that he works through higher dimensions, which affect the seemingly random perturbations we see in quantum mechanics. And he is a God of love. Perhaps I am wrong, but my experiences tell me that I am not.