RELIGIONS: SEPARATING THE OPERATIONS FROM THE CONTENT I understand the value of

RELIGIONS: SEPARATING THE OPERATIONS FROM THE CONTENT

I understand the value of Myth(Decidability), Ritual (Mass), and Mindfulness (prayer).

But do you understand that there is nothing in what you call ‘christianity’ that cannot be produced by truthful means, rather than lies?

So my opinion is, like a woman, or a child, you cannot separate the OPERATIONS: teaching myths for the purpose of shared decidability, performing rituals for the purpose of shared trust reinforcing thost patterns of decidability, and performing contemplative disciplines for the purpose of adapting to those patterns of decidability – from the CONTENT of those operations.

But that it is the OPERATIONS, regardless of the CONTENT that produce the ‘goods’ that result from performing those operations.

So as far as I know, you are ‘owned’ by your inability to deflate the operations, the content, and the training from those operations. And you treat the content as material, when it is the operations that are material regardless of the content.

It is trivially easy to reform our church. It is trivially easy to reform the operations in our churches. And trivially easy to reform the mythos of our churches. That is because the good that is in our churches is the use of Myth, Ritual, and Mindfulness to produce that High Trust of the European Peoples.

And we do not need the lies of the semites, who do not practice this high trust. We do not need the mental disease of the semites, to demand submission – that is the antithesis of our european peoples.

We have plenty of myths and decidability, we can always use the Feast (Church/Mass) ritual of Toast (preaching), Oath (Creed), Feast (bread) as an opportunity for creating common decidability and common trust.

And we can always use the some combination of self-analysis (Stoicism), internal dialog with archetypes (prayer), mindless repetitive chanting, and mental discipline (meditation) to adapt ourselves to the order we create by those means of decidability.

The difference is that we will need to return to the era when the men who lead such civic ceremonies are worthy of our audience.

Where the decidability provided by the content is materially transcendent, heroic, good, true, and beautiful – in the european heroic ethic not the semitic tyrannical.

Where the Feast Ritual heralds western man’s achievements in the real world, not the lies of the semitic world that imprisons men in ignorance.

We can reform our church.

But the first step is realizing that you err. That you value the content rather than the operations. But that you are wrong. It is the operations regardless of the content that makes a religion valuable.

And most importantly: there is no content on earth superior to the european scientific, technical legal, political, economic, cultural and historical.