A Matter of Prioritization

I'm concerned with the future of Christianity. Christianity is riven by all sorts of doctrinal quibbles ranging from troublesome to meaningless. If Christianity is to survive, its logical consistency must be inarguable. It follows that the main problem for Christianity is the refusal of so-called "Christians" to embrace a unified metaphysical framework in which scripture can be consistently interpreted. They're killing their own (professed) religion, which implies that they're not really Christians at all, but enemies of Christ.

In confirmation of this implication, self-styled "Christians" have fallen into all manner of iniquity, supporting Mammonism, Godless Marxism, all manner of sexual deviance, and multiculturalism clearly designed to dilute the influence of Christianity in Europe and North America. Many are even actively facilitating the illegal mass migration of millions of unvetted, unassimilable, and criminally inclined aliens across the borders of Western nations on the pretext that this is "what Jesus wants". One of the consequences is a veritable plague of Western Civilization: the rapid injection of atheism, Islamic fundamentalism, and even Haitian Voodoo into formerly Christian societies.

The allegedly orthodox opinion that "Satan = Lucifer" (up to functional equivalence) is logically unsubstantiated and superficially untenable given the status of Lucifer as a "fallen angel". [See "CTMU: The Christian-Theoretic Model of the Universe?" below.] It is possible to merge these concepts, but only in a framework that lets the properties of one be consistently translated into those of the other. Unfortunately, that's precisely the model of which certain "Christians", whose minds are closed to metaphysical logic but open to wickedness, are either oblivious or suppressive, and it's an operation that I can handle without their confused input.

The survivial of Christianity is at stake, and correct prioritization is necessary in order to save it. Distraction and diversion are not our friends, but our enemies. Let's keep our eyes on the ball instead of playing idiotic games with the illogical model-free labeling of metaphysical concepts.

Thanks for your cooperation.

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