“Public enemies. These are the Orcs at the gates. You are not called to love the barbarian horde that is planning to break into your city and pillage, plunder, rape, and mutilate you and your people. You don’t love that horde. That is your enemy and you pray – this is where you have imprecatory …
Yeah I think you hit the nail on the head. I’m not Christian, but I think that some of the stories hold value, and this is very reminiscent of the pharisees. But it also fits neatly into the antichrist narrative, where Christians who don’t defect to the beast of the sea are a small group who become persecuted by the defectors who insist that they’re the real Christians.
Yeah I think you hit the nail on the head. I’m not Christian, but I think that some of the stories hold value, and this is very reminiscent of the pharisees. But it also fits neatly into the antichrist narrative, where Christians who don’t defect to the beast of the sea are a small group who become persecuted by the defectors who insist that they’re the real Christians.