"Dictatorship is good"

[Teutone]

Every strong and historical important figure rather abolished democracy instead of establishing it


From Julius Cesar to Napoleon


Only a democracy would put people like Scholz, Macron or Silenskyi in a position of power, in a highly hierarchical system they would never achieve anything.

Xi is a fucker, he rules over 1bio people with a iron fist and will witness the end of the liberal democratic west.

Awesome display of power:

[kingmob]

If the law is abolished and everyone is already saved without any responsibility, I don't see problem with committing any kind of evil, Judas, Chikatilo, Hitler will be in paradise, why not doing what you want and what your free will wants if it's gonna have no consequences? There's even no need to feel sorry for me if everyone will receive the same fruits in the end. Just plain logic.

We are already in hell, have you ever thought about that?

Jesus came to teach us how to get out.

This is a rescue mission, it always has been.

[CosmoLady]

I feel sorry for you, honest, and the prison you built for yourself.

Hiding behind your labels, trying to find self worth in those meaningless divisions.

There hasn't been a more revolutionary figure than Christ Jesus in the history of our existence as beings.

One that has abolished all laws and divisions.

You are clueless.

Christ created the Church and all of its laws, whose followers created Christian empires and nations, absolute monarchies,

such as the dictatorial Byzantine Empire, the Papal States, the Crusader States,

and all of the European kingdoms where Christianity was the state religion and the absolute monarchs (the good ones) were pious.

[Victor]

You're wrong in one perspective. Early Christians were indeed anarchical, and anti-government. That's why many of were tortured by the authorities, and why many of them became saints through martyrdom.

Nah, in Roman empire their only "anti governmental" trait was rejection to bow to pagan gods, 99% of them, including noble Romans and Roman soldiers like my saint patron Victor of Damascus were tortured and executed for being Christians who reject to bow to other gods. Roman Empire was quite religiously tolerant and adopted gods of other ethnic groups, but Christians were seen as some kind of troublemakers and anti state people for rejecting "good gods of Rome" and it was a big crime for a Roman citizen.

[Teutone]

We are already in hell, have you ever thought about that?

Jesus came to teach us how to get out.

This is a rescue mission, it always has been.

Hell or paradise awaits you after life, this life on earth is a test.

Thats basic 101 christianity, unless you follow a cult like jehovas witness.

[protos]

You are clueless.

Christ created the Church and all of its laws, whose followers created Christian empires and nations, absolute monarchies,

such as the dictatorial Byzantine Empire, the Papal States, the Crusader States,

and all of the European kingdoms where Christianity was the state religion and the absolute monarchs (the good ones) were pious.

All of those states/countries you mentioned were highly anti-Christian, at least against Biblical teachings. Last true Christians died probably somewhere between 400 and 700 AD, by the hand ever oppressing government-led churches

[Victor]

All of those states/countries you mentioned were highly anti-Christian, at least against Biblical teachings

Byzantine empire had some heretical periods, like period of iconoclast rulers and patriarchs who were deposed and condemned by Church, but Byzantine empire had hundreds and hundreds of years being a legit Christian theocratic state.

[CosmoLady]

All of those states/countries you mentioned were highly anti-Christian, at least against Biblical teachings. Last true Christians died probably somewhere between 400 and 700 AD, by the hand ever oppressing government-led churches

So you believe that you know Christian teaching better than the Church, Patriarch, Pope, cardinals of the time?

Many warlike conquerors were later canonised.

[kingmob]

Hell or paradise awaits you after life, this life on earth is a test.

Thats basic 101 christianity, unless you follow a cult like jehovas witness.

Funny, Jehovah Witnesses are the ones preaching what you said about tests and rewards.

You'd be hard pressed to find more passionate zealots when it comes to your idea of tests bringing forth rewards and punishments.

If you're that worried, I would suggest taking note and start obeying your Holy See instead of disrespecting him, he is, after all, the supreme authority in this world, according to your rulebook.

[Voskos]

Free will allows us to do anything, including evil deeds. We commit both good and bad deeds using our free will and we will be judged by this. While popular Democracy and secular Humanism worships the man and his free will as some kind of gods.

There are many humanists. The modern fake ones are not the same type of humanist as the first and only true, humanist.