Merry Christmas! Today, we celebrate the Incarnation of the Eternal Logos, through whom all things were made. This marks the fulfillment of Old Testament and the establishment of the new and eternal covenant. Through Christ’s Incarnation and sacrifice, theosis—union with God—is made possible for humanity. By repentance and obedience to God’s will, we partake in His divine nature and are transformed by His Spirit. Rejoice in this gift of salvation and communion with God, made accessible through Jesus Christ, the living and incarnate Savior.

“Come, O Holy Spirit, fill the hearts and minds of thy faithful servants, and inflame them with the fire of thy divine love.”

Enemies of the west have figured out a long time ago that there is a effectively a mental zero day exploit mainly in Godless white Europeans. Self-awareness, introspection, and the ability to self-assess against a moral standard. All you have to do is change the moral standard and you change their judge, then offer them atonement through your solution (mass migration, climate change etc), and they will fight for that solution (so as to be reconciled to their judge) until their civilization has collapsed. A good instinct misplaced and exploited. https://nitter.poast.org/Inevitablewest/status/1865482111408353319#m

You know the whole thing about the church pandering to the youth. Well the youth is retarded, and they know that they are retarded. So when they see the church trying to pander and be “cool” they rightly call it retarded.

“Jesus immediately reached out his hand and took hold of him, saying to him, “O you of little faith, why did you doubt?”” ‭‭Matthew‬ ‭14‬:‭31‬ ‭

Christopher Langan is one of us.

Satan disguises submission to himself under the ruse of personal autonomy. He never asks us to become his servants. Never once did the serpent say to Eve, "i want to be your master." The shift in commitment is never from Christ to evil; it is always from Christ to self. And instead of his will, self - interest now rules and what I want reigns. “Not my will but, your be done o Lord “