Nevermind. He's managed to outdo himself on this one.
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vote wrong, and we'll kill you.
this is insane.
Btw what do you think of my whole philosophy about the state and the sacred fixtures?
Personally I'd like to see some type of synthesis between the American Republicanism (the government structure), Keynesian,
Byzantinism or
Orthodox nationalism.
That doesn't mean I want people to be forcefully converted from other kinds of Christianity, or from non-Christian faiths.
I don't think a state can exist without some kind of religion. Be that Christianity, or post-modernism.
we argue that the industrial revolution destroyed those foundations?
There have been many technological innovations that haven't spiritually bankrupted a civilization. The problem comes from
post-modernism. They don't believe in truth. Like they don't think it matters if something is true or not. You can't have a dialogue with someone who doesn't believe things can be true. They're literally just
Sophists.
in
Matthew 12:31-32 Christ says,
"31;“Therefore I say to you, every sin and blasphemy will be forgiven men, but the blasphemy
against the Spirit will not be forgiven men. 32;Anyone who speaks a word against the Son of Man, it will be forgiven him; but whoever speaks against the Holy Spirit, it will not be forgiven him, either in this age or in the
age to come."
The
Orthodox reading of the "unforgivable sin" is rejecting the Spirit of Truth. If you don't recognize Truth exists, you "speak against the Holy Spirit". And it is unforgivable because you can't be reasoned with at that point. You can never possibly repent of your sins, if you don't even recognize Truth.