Ultimately there is just too much to discuss pertaining to religion and the opposing belief systems. I found it extremely confusing and overwhelming when looking at human history and the complexities of religious systems that were interwoven within it.
What I am writing now is not just some random thinking that was summed up without any real or in-depth thought. Rather, my thinking has gone into many things and toyed with different schools of thought pertaining to religion and other things, either related to the global situation we are in now, or other things.
Because of the complexities of religion throughout human history, I had to take a step back and decided to only look at the outline to form a clearer picture.
In the previous post pertaining to the lie that is religion, I had to use some level of detail to convey my meaning and there may have been parts of my thinking that were incorrect and needed to be revisited.
In a nutshell, I figured out that some books of the bible were written from the Jewish Tanakh, or the Old Testament. These parts of the bible do not include the story of Jesus. We know from biblical history that the Jews rejected Jesus.
Over time, I figured out that an invading power took over the region that later became the Vatican and positioned itself at the head of the Christian Church. In fact, through Catholicism, they became the head of the Christian and Catholic Church systems, as if to be one and the same.
From what I have read for several decades now, has led me to conclude that the original Hebrew teachings in the Old Testament that Christians followed, were later adopted by the invading power that later became the Catholic religion. As such, the Hebrew teachings rejected the later part of the bible (The New Testament) due to the fact that it worshipped the old gods, or rather the gods of the sun, moon and the stars (That's exactly what the story of Jesus pertains too).
As such, the Jewish people believe they are the chosen ones because they adopted a religion that did not follow the old system of beliefs.
Though, I know that all Abrahamic religions follow a system of indoctrination to their system of beliefs. Such beliefs were adapted from ancient texts that have been hidden from the world. Though it's not just the texts that have been hidden, it's anything related to advanced knowledge that would otherwise free humankind.
I eventually figured out that the Catholic Church, through the power of the Vatican, and other religions have spent centuries rewriting history and destroying buildings, architecture, and anything that would otherwise have an opposing narrative to the religion of Man; the Abrahamic religions.
If that's true, then the question that should be asked is why?
In my previous post, I talked about Lucifer being the bringer of light and the God of Man in Abrahamic being the deceiver; it was a role reversal. Yet, looking at the people who follow the religion and their intent and not those who lead their religions, in comparison to Luciferianism and the actions of those within that belief system, I may have been wrong by using a role reversal without properly explaining.
Today, I woke up and had a thought. I know from various fragments of evidence that remain from history that there was a previous civilisation, and they were very advanced and had technology that was suppressed for many centuries.
I then thought about the ideologies of those who follow Luciferianism. I came to the conclusion that it was possible that the previous civilisation destroyed itself because of the teachings they followed and practices. That would be the only logical explanation as to why history is rewritten and obfuscated, with the destruction of anything that seeks to revisit the old teachings.
Maybe, through the ancient texts, Luciferarianism was actually a previous system of religion followed and practiced by the previous civilisation. They attempted to evolve themselves to attain a level of consciousness where they could ascend to a form of pure energy; their higher selves.
This was something that was heavily related to the story of Atlantis from what I have read. The lost city, or maybe it was not a city but rather referred to an entire civilisation that was lost thousands of years ago. There just isn't any way to know for sure.
Though, if my thinking is correct. Then it would explain why religion was invented, as a means to prevent the teachings of the past from being repeated by our human civilisation. A set of guiding principles to not stray away from, or be subject to the evil ways of the past that will lead to mankind's destruction.
There is just one problem, as I touched on in the previous post. It ultimately doesn't matter what the real version of events is, or which system of beliefs is on the side of evil and who is not? They are essentially all the same and carry the same core problem that can never be solved for as long as humans, or others follow the view of self; whether it's collectivism or individualism, both evolve around the self-interests of one person or a group of people seeking to further themselves and be better than others in some way.
To conclude. What destroyed the previous civilisation and is destroying this civilisation, is not the quest for ascension or the strict guidance of a system of religious beliefs. Rather, it's the quest for self-perfection, self-positioning, and the overall aim to always be better than other people.
This selfish drive is what has corrupted all religious systems. As such, there is no right or wrong side when it comes to Abrahamic religions and Luciferianism. It's only the self within those systems that choose to seek power or choose to follow with a selfish belief that their religious position champions over others.
The eventuality will lead to the destruction of this civilisation as well, as we fight one another to prove we are better than others.
True enlightenment comes from within, and we can become more than ourselves when we consider other people. We should work together for the benefit of all of our species and stand united in our quest to be better than our species, not better than others.
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