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| − | + | Consider- Satan has the traits of a hero. Rather than supinely lie down and accept subservience to another spirit, he followed his own path, that of a leader, even though it was not the sure and easy path. Consider the story of man's fall- Satan gave man knowledge, acting as the christian version of Prometheus. And yet the christians reject him, choosing the one that would keep them comfortably enslaved! And furthermore, they choose him so that when they die, they can live in numb enslavement for eternity! | |
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| + | Now consider- Jesus was an anti-hero. Too weak to exert change on the world himself, he was only able to martyr himself in the ultimate act of passive-agression and let others usurp the power balance. Is it any wonder why he should be rejected? | ||
Revision as of 04:23, 16 March 2005
Why choose Satan over Jesus?
Consider- Satan has the traits of a hero. Rather than supinely lie down and accept subservience to another spirit, he followed his own path, that of a leader, even though it was not the sure and easy path. Consider the story of man's fall- Satan gave man knowledge, acting as the christian version of Prometheus. And yet the christians reject him, choosing the one that would keep them comfortably enslaved! And furthermore, they choose him so that when they die, they can live in numb enslavement for eternity!
Now consider- Jesus was an anti-hero. Too weak to exert change on the world himself, he was only able to martyr himself in the ultimate act of passive-agression and let others usurp the power balance. Is it any wonder why he should be rejected?
