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6/26/2025, 5:11:11 PM
>>508789755
Christianity did not castrate the soul; it civilized the beast. It did not kill nobility; it redefined it, not as domination over others, but as mastery over the self. The Roman virtue of power was admired in Caesar; Christian virtue admired the man who bore the cross. That is not weakness; that is moral revolution.
Atheism and liberalism are not Christianity’s children but its orphans, severed from the source of their dignity. You are right that "human rights," "equality," and "compassion" can echo the Christian conscience. But remove Christ, and these words become hollow slogans. The 20th century proved it. The rejection of Christian morality birthed regimes that deified the will to power; Stalin, Mao, no pity there, no meekness; just millions of graves.
Christianity does not fear strength. It teaches that true strength serves, protects, and restrains. What you call “slave-morality” is simply the truth that man is not God. Pride was never power; it was the first sin, the original lie. You can crown it with poetry, but it still ends in death.
The West is not dying because of Christianity; it is dying because it abandoned it. The house stands for a while on its foundation, but once you sever the roots, rot sets in. You think we are waking from a spell. No, we are dying from the loss of the very thing that gave us soul.
Christianity did not castrate the soul; it civilized the beast. It did not kill nobility; it redefined it, not as domination over others, but as mastery over the self. The Roman virtue of power was admired in Caesar; Christian virtue admired the man who bore the cross. That is not weakness; that is moral revolution.
Atheism and liberalism are not Christianity’s children but its orphans, severed from the source of their dignity. You are right that "human rights," "equality," and "compassion" can echo the Christian conscience. But remove Christ, and these words become hollow slogans. The 20th century proved it. The rejection of Christian morality birthed regimes that deified the will to power; Stalin, Mao, no pity there, no meekness; just millions of graves.
Christianity does not fear strength. It teaches that true strength serves, protects, and restrains. What you call “slave-morality” is simply the truth that man is not God. Pride was never power; it was the first sin, the original lie. You can crown it with poetry, but it still ends in death.
The West is not dying because of Christianity; it is dying because it abandoned it. The house stands for a while on its foundation, but once you sever the roots, rot sets in. You think we are waking from a spell. No, we are dying from the loss of the very thing that gave us soul.
6/26/2025, 5:11:11 PM
>>22867585
Christianity did not castrate the soul; it civilized the beast. It did not kill nobility; it redefined it, not as domination over others, but as mastery over the self. The Roman virtue of power was admired in Caesar; Christian virtue admired the man who bore the cross. That is not weakness; that is moral revolution.
Atheism and liberalism are not Christianity’s children but its orphans, severed from the source of their dignity. You are right that "human rights," "equality," and "compassion" can echo the Christian conscience. But remove Christ, and these words become hollow slogans. The 20th century proved it. The rejection of Christian morality birthed regimes that deified the will to power; Stalin, Mao, no pity there, no meekness; just millions of graves.
Christianity does not fear strength. It teaches that true strength serves, protects, and restrains. What you call “slave-morality” is simply the truth that man is not God. Pride was never power; it was the first sin, the original lie. You can crown it with poetry, but it still ends in death.
The West is not dying because of Christianity; it is dying because it abandoned it. The house stands for a while on its foundation, but once you sever the roots, rot sets in. You think we are waking from a spell. No, we are dying from the loss of the very thing that gave us soul.
Christianity did not castrate the soul; it civilized the beast. It did not kill nobility; it redefined it, not as domination over others, but as mastery over the self. The Roman virtue of power was admired in Caesar; Christian virtue admired the man who bore the cross. That is not weakness; that is moral revolution.
Atheism and liberalism are not Christianity’s children but its orphans, severed from the source of their dignity. You are right that "human rights," "equality," and "compassion" can echo the Christian conscience. But remove Christ, and these words become hollow slogans. The 20th century proved it. The rejection of Christian morality birthed regimes that deified the will to power; Stalin, Mao, no pity there, no meekness; just millions of graves.
Christianity does not fear strength. It teaches that true strength serves, protects, and restrains. What you call “slave-morality” is simply the truth that man is not God. Pride was never power; it was the first sin, the original lie. You can crown it with poetry, but it still ends in death.
The West is not dying because of Christianity; it is dying because it abandoned it. The house stands for a while on its foundation, but once you sever the roots, rot sets in. You think we are waking from a spell. No, we are dying from the loss of the very thing that gave us soul.
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