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7/21/2025, 6:48:58 AM
>>40763009
>The modern world is vile because the El-ites made everyone chase profits, people don't see each other as people/lives anymore but as a number or statistic/stepping stone to get richer
and thats non-dualistic mammonism. materialism is associated with earthly pleasures, immediate gratification and so on. none of those people would ever willingly try sensory deprivation for a day or two, and of course if their frame world is dead with no room for dualism, so are others, and themselves. it goes towards down the path of reductionism or mereology, which leads to word-thinking schizophrenia. whenever wherever theres non-dualistic philosophies or ideologies it can be implicated the persecution of... Christians, and i am not talking about history but any place, such as modern social media and universities, they again, are marxist or frankfurtian (sabbatean frankism under ideological clothe.)
>The Tower of Babel is a story of pride, and it is said that pride comes before a fall.
>But why do we fall Anon? So we can learn to pick ourselves up.
true, i agree.
>It is though, picrel is Christ as Apollo (The Sun) at the centre of the Zodiac.
>English is an example but it goes much earlier that, check out these videos:
astrotheology isnt Christianity, it may be and probably is the other religions, but Christianity has nothing to do with that.
>The modern world is vile because the El-ites made everyone chase profits, people don't see each other as people/lives anymore but as a number or statistic/stepping stone to get richer
and thats non-dualistic mammonism. materialism is associated with earthly pleasures, immediate gratification and so on. none of those people would ever willingly try sensory deprivation for a day or two, and of course if their frame world is dead with no room for dualism, so are others, and themselves. it goes towards down the path of reductionism or mereology, which leads to word-thinking schizophrenia. whenever wherever theres non-dualistic philosophies or ideologies it can be implicated the persecution of... Christians, and i am not talking about history but any place, such as modern social media and universities, they again, are marxist or frankfurtian (sabbatean frankism under ideological clothe.)
>The Tower of Babel is a story of pride, and it is said that pride comes before a fall.
>But why do we fall Anon? So we can learn to pick ourselves up.
true, i agree.
>It is though, picrel is Christ as Apollo (The Sun) at the centre of the Zodiac.
>English is an example but it goes much earlier that, check out these videos:
astrotheology isnt Christianity, it may be and probably is the other religions, but Christianity has nothing to do with that.
7/14/2025, 8:31:22 AM
>>510336136
the reason the main kid failed wasnt for the same vice indulgence the others did, but for a even worse reason, due to his conditions, the liar appeared before him and made a deceptive promise, he wanted him to steal the secret recipe in trade for money, of course this was a lie preying his biggest vulnerability and insecurity, which was his poverty. his intention however wasnt bad, he wanted the money for his family, he was severely poor. towards the end of his walk throughout the factory, he fell for a temptation, but has ashamed, he learned his lesson, when finally meeting wonka towards the end, wonka says he wont win a prize, because he cheated the rules. the kid and his grandpa think it was because of the last trouble, which was little in his mind, which indeed was, however that wasnt the case for wonka either. the kid proved himself because he realized something, he was lying, he did steal the recipe, but was dishonest to wonka. he repented his actions and proved himself to wonka. thusly he was given the inheritance of the chocolate factory.
the reason the main kid failed wasnt for the same vice indulgence the others did, but for a even worse reason, due to his conditions, the liar appeared before him and made a deceptive promise, he wanted him to steal the secret recipe in trade for money, of course this was a lie preying his biggest vulnerability and insecurity, which was his poverty. his intention however wasnt bad, he wanted the money for his family, he was severely poor. towards the end of his walk throughout the factory, he fell for a temptation, but has ashamed, he learned his lesson, when finally meeting wonka towards the end, wonka says he wont win a prize, because he cheated the rules. the kid and his grandpa think it was because of the last trouble, which was little in his mind, which indeed was, however that wasnt the case for wonka either. the kid proved himself because he realized something, he was lying, he did steal the recipe, but was dishonest to wonka. he repented his actions and proved himself to wonka. thusly he was given the inheritance of the chocolate factory.
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