Religous insecurities

　

Religous insecurity.

I rarely comment about one of our key fundamentals of Creativity and that is our stance on other religions mainly christianity. I find many get offended by our opinions and it leads to unnecessary fights. Mainly on the internet. When i have given speeches in public about our standpoints i rarely am met with the same resistance. But many fail to realize just who and what we as Creators are simply from our restraint in vocalising our opinions. We have done so out of unity, out of cooperation and out of respect for those who fail to show us the same common courtesy. I believe this is something us as Creators need to change. If one cannot handle our opinion and respect us then they are not our brothers. Our opinion about other religions are with the problems we have with the RELIGION and not the adherent. It is due to peoples insecurities in what they believe that prompts hatred for our convictions. The same insecurity that prevents them from seeing the difference between an attack on the belief itself and not a personal attack. This is something i will break down.

I was raised in a Lutheran family, though my father wasn't religious the rest of my family was. I remember the hell of being forced to dress in uncomfortable clothes and sit for hours listening to a man read stories from a book that made no sense and then being forced to sit in Sunday school for even longer "learning" and being disciplined if i didn't remember everything or pay attention. As i got older i started seeing things that didn't make sense. I started asking questions and was scolded for asking and told it was blasphemy. My father never attended he sat at home or went fishing. He essentially had fun and accomplished house work or something while i and my grandparents were sitting doing the same thing over and over in church. This i realized later was programing. I talked to my father about it and he ceased it. This didn't come without repercussions however. He received massive backlash from my then highly religious family, my father was a man of deep convictions and would not budge from any decision he made. I was also expelled from the private christian school i attended for not conforming with the mandated attendance. I was forced to go to public schools that in my neighborhood were majority black. This is essentially the starting point that made me the person i am.

After moving on from the conventional christian lifestyle, the debate did not end. As the rest of my family was devote christians this prompted many arguments. I educated myself in all aspects including even force reading the bible endlessly. I must admit however i did not read it and study it as a believer as i was forced to do so in my childhood, but as an objectifier. I found flaw after flaw, hypocrisy after hypocrisy. Only solidifying my new resolve. As they (my family) were Lutheran i read up on Martin Luther and discovered how anti Semitic he was. So i more then willingly accepted the invitations from any who wished to debate. Including the Church's pastor, who at my shock knew absolutely nothing about Martin Luther but was an ordained Lutheran pastor! After years of debating and winning with my family i won. As some of them still claimed to be christian the same conformist programing is virtually non existent with the exception of one nephew who attends the same school. In which the school itself is such an academically lesser standard then any other school in the area as it spends more time teaching religion then what children should be learning. So with this i found my family growing more then ever. Intellectually, politically and saw them prosper more then ever. There was something to this but i still had more questions.

Why do people fall into this trap of conformity? I understand some need disciplined structure in their life. They hold on to it as a security blanket. But as an outside observer of all these other religions i discovered something very unique in all of them. A common trait, they all have the basic belief of "hope" and "faith" based viewpoints. However there is something else i noticed. The need for validation! This is something that always baffled me. Why do people need to gather in groups and profess their convictions to the sky? I understand this is essentially part of conformity but theres more to it. From Judaism, Islam, Hinduism and christianity it is the pure need for validation in others that keeps them from realizing the fallacies of their beliefs. This is complete insecurity! In any belief structure that requires "hope" and "faith" essentially your relationship is between you and "God" so why the need to gather in a large group and pray in your head? There are other reasons for this like religious profiteers who tell you to "send your money to god but give it to me" types. But theres more to it then that. While they sit in the pugh bowing their heads praying to god, peeking at others around them and constantly staring at their watches waiting for it to be over, they have no idea they have fell victim to an age old sickness. These are just as much sheep in need of awakening as the common ignorant white unaware of the world around him and his own genocide. I do not have to get into the actual teachings of Christianity with this post. Like suicidal teachings of "turn the other cheek" and "love thy enemy". I am sure many who will read this blog are aware of that and i am sure i will cover it at some point. Also if you would like to know please feel free to read Natures Eternal Religion. This is just one of many flaws i find in fundamental religions. Being a Creator we do not have these problems as ours is not a religion of "faith" but one of logic, common sense and fact. It is cold an calculated and if someone cannot agree with that then they have more of a problem with reality and not what we say.

In closing this is why those that attack us have to attack us as individuals and not our religion. The exact opposite of what we do. We attack what they believe not who they are. This is simply their insecurities and something us as creators need to learn to live with as we wish to awaken them not alienate them. We must realize this when confronting these issues. But not waste too much time with any one individual. There are many out there who will never see the light. Unlike many of our christian kin we do not seek their destruction after our victory. Like killing off all non believers like many CI followers claim and then wonder why will not work with them or support them but i will get into that at a later time. If we win then we will simply hold true to the option and freedom to believe what you want. However in a majority non christian prospering community i am sure a forceful indoctrination will be not tolerated. A faith based religion would be heckled and ridiculed. Anyway once again understand the insecurity these people live with and then you know how to approach and argument with them. RAHOWA!