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Virtus 4 months ago
May Christ frustrate the plans of the wicked and bring their schemes to nothing. May he smash the idols and rout his enemies.
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Virtus 4 months ago
They are competing with God for absolute control and that is a losing battle.
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Virtus 4 months ago
The technocratic, globalist, and transhumanist ruling class that is trying to establish this digital panoptocon.
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Virtus 4 months ago
No, but they may be permitted to operate for a time under the dellusion that they can overcome Him. Christ uses his enemies for his good purposes all the time. But judgment isn't delayed forever.
There is no real competition here with a creator and his creation. It’s bullshit. Also, the Christ story makes 0 sense. He died on a cross, but not really, he ascended up to heaven after 3 days and he just waiting for the eight time to come back. There just isn’t quite enough evil in the world yet. But soon… it’ll be soon.
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Virtus 4 months ago
Correct, there is no real competition, only in the minds of sinful men can they imagine that there is any real competition. Christ did literally die on the Cross, and upon him the sins of the world were laid. He paid the penalty of death for sin so that repentant sinners don't have to face such judgment. He then descended to the dead—Hades—to proclaim his victory over sin and death to the devils kept there in bondage and also to bring the souls of the faithful departed, from Adam until his coming, into paradise. He then bodily rose from the dead three days later, and was present with his disciples for forty days before ascending back into glory. It isn't a matter of there not being "enough evil" in the world that he delays judgment but that he mercifully gives time for sinners to repent. And many do repent. He also uses hardships to humble and refine his people. But judgment upon unrepentant wickedness does eventually come. Because he is a just God.
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Virtus 4 months ago
No contradiction. I've repeatedly made the point that sinful man thinks he can subvert the will and rule of God, but he cannot.