Christians talk big about the “unknowable God,” but the second reality stops playing by their medieval rulebook, they start crying like the universe betrayed them. They don’t worship mystery, they worship routine. They need their bedtime stories, their sky dad with a punishment fetish, their comfy little binary where they’re the good guys and everyone else burns. Take that away and they’re spiritually naked—just fragile, whimpering control freaks LARPing holiness.

They’re not scared society lost God—they’re scared society stopped validating them. God was never unknowable; He was just a sock puppet for their trauma and power fantasies. The moment the culture stops mirroring their insecurities, they scream “degeneracy” like a broken alarm clock. They can’t face the void because the void doesn’t care about Bible verses or purity rings. The real unknown—the raw, infinite, chaotic freedom of being—is too much for their church-softened minds. So they hide in scripture like children under a blanket and call it divine.

>70 AD: Romans destroy Second Temple in Jerusalem.
>Jews lose central place of worship, identity shattered.
>Gospels written after this, not during Jesus’ supposed life.
>No contemporary evidence Jesus existed.
>Paul describes a celestial figure, not a recent man.
>Gospels include “prophecies” that mirror past events.
>Bible becomes new temple, portable, indestructible sacred space.
>Jesus given Roman imperial titles: "Son of God", "Lord", "Savior".
>Creates rival to Caesar, undermines Roman authority.
>Christianity spreads, weakens Roman values.
>Roman Empire collapses, Europe enters Dark Ages.
>Weaponized scripture becomes long-term civilization destroying tool.
>Glorifies weakness, guilt, and submission.
>Third Temple was never a building — it was the Bible.

Jesus never existed.

“King of Kings” was Caesar’s title they hijacked to trick dumb goyim.

Christianity is Torah in a gentile skin suit.