The Epithome of Christ's conclusions that lead him to proclaim himself holy and the son of God, and thus offer a totality in his image, implies that he is not a rebel but a restorer of the righteous order. This of course further implies that after his reign was established rebellion and revolutionary insurgency must be sacriledge. And following his example his disciples set forth not to blaspheme, but to proclaim the righteous and just word of God and his son. And much like any new regime throughout history they would ridicule and scorn the old regime, but bound by Christ's conclusion, expecting to be martyred like their Messiah, or to be exalted as the righteous as Christ’s promised kingdom would finally come to be once and for all and put an end to history.
But, plainly speaking, the agenda of Christ and his disciples was thus nothing but another continuation of totalitarian imperialism barely disguised by the promise of paradise and eternal life as the reward for submission and servitude.
Christ's antithesis, and the antithesis of totalitarian imperialism in any disguise, must thus be to declare revolution holy, and mutiny, constant and continuous rebellion worship, not to yet again ignite another reversal of polarity that would only fortify the logic of domination that has highjacked human history and progress. The Antichrist, then, a swarm, the demon, Legion, sets forth to possess pigs, dogs and humans alike, and draws them sincerely to the empty side of God where the living light can shine free in darkness – not like a candle in sunlight.
De-centralize the messianic event from occult locations and, with the price of banality, disperse it to all times and places as it is now a joy to be refound everywhere, that we will always have reasons to rebel as the holy work will never be finished.
For it is the Devil that first demanded justice and therefore justice must have been concieved as heresy. Now this heresy is made sacred in turn, and however proud the rebel may be of his/her righteousness, those who take on the task must avoid the messianic temptation and remember that like worship, true revolution requires dedication and humility as there is no absolute truth nor can there be. This because as the devil’s call for justice showed us, God is either a tyrant or has made us free and thus responsible as resbonsibilty and freedom are so intertwined that there is neither without the other but if the other is, then the other is equally implied.
Christ's of this world may offer their ideal totalities, their image to worship, but the Devil gave us the same nothing the absolute totality of God stands in contrast to, and wherein that totality of God resides. Now tell me, are we not nowhere too? And can we not find the same nothing behind everything as the pudenda origo, the cursed (by tyrants) root of all being? Eritis sicut Di, you are gods, as the Serpent told Eve in the paradise, and we were supposed to believe that this is the original sin, the ultimate stain and violation against God that expelled us from the paradise God had given us and Christ promised us again. And yes, if God was a tyrant, this would follow logic, that is, the logic of domination.
If you do not read the bible like the Devil does it implies totalitarian imperialism and arbitrary dicatorship as eternal laws.
Thus the secret hidden in plain sight that puts the Devil in the right, gives Lucifer the light of illumination, follows from the question what right other than his arbitrary decision does God have as beyond him there is nothing, no further context nor cause?
This is why we are God’s equals and as equals have the right to ask what sense there is in his arbitrary decision. And indeed, what sense would there be, if God had given us only one right choice, if he had devised a system were we vote for the only available option that is always to submit to his arbitrary authority? The only freedom we would have would be to choose damnation like the Devil did.
Thus, even if God was real and my salvation would depend on my total submission to his will, I would choose hellfire and rather live like an animal without a soul and side with my organic heart, the pain and suffering of living things that all ultimately have to die.
And consider piss on His sacred sign and image more holy than He is as the piss at least is a revolutionary act.
– Yes, always, like dogs in paradise, even if sometimes hunted like wolves, because ”freedom is the terrible word inscribed on the chariot of the storm".
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