The Fate Worse Than Death: What you need to know

 The Gay Letters, Feb. 25, 2021

    Welcome to the virtual Christiannan chapel.  Today I am writing about the disintegration of the fate worse than death as an individual to learn of how to disintegrate it as a community.  It starts by understanding what a fate worse than death is.  One fate worse than death is the aesthetic failure of Christianity to follow its own religion that lacks wisdom without considering the internal crucifixion of Anna, who suffers the fate worse than death without enough help; for to find a balance between Jesus-logic and Anna-logic, which is to find a balance between giving up your life for a cause versus giving up your fate worse than death for a cause—both need to be considered when choosing a religion.  Christianity will lead you to the fate worse than death because it does not know how to theologize fashion; it does not lead you away from death because of a resurrection.  But that path can be worse than death the more extreme Christians become.  They tend not to focus on what is worse than death because they follow Jesus, the most enigmatic character in history, whose death fate due to crucifixion overcame the infliction of death as a punishment.

    Today, the infliction of the fate worse than death needs to be theologized, because there are so many examples of people with mental illness or worse fates, the products of racism, hate, and crime.  We need a new religion that balances death fate against worse than death fate.  I'm not saying this practice is completely absent from Christian thinking but the Christianna considers the balance between Jesus and Anna essential.  In an Age of Manufacture and biological engineering in the works we gain more and more power to inflict fates worse than death such as least comedic results of creating artificial life, micro-torture, slow information–medium toxic abuse, objectification of women, the shadow pandemic, anti-post-colonialism, gay rights being bashed, the machine as a weapon, and the toy as a psychological medium or environment.  We recognize the fate worse than death may result from any of these categories.

    It's not much of a surprise, really.  We recognize the fate worse than death every day in the media.  We cannot escape our history and the emotional hangover it causes every generation.  That is why we have a new messiah.  She suffered the fate worse than death—as a symbol of gay feminist power, we hope to use our meditations on Anna to help correct the imbalance, partly created by Christianity.  The reason is in her name.  A 'nah' is a looked over person, an example of a category of social harm when we consider that we are mimicry reciprocal instinct as a species with an evolutionary past.  When we consider that people treat each other as a 'nah' philosophically, well, we cannot really say that is philosophy because philosophy is inclusive.  We must include everyone's voice, not just to see them as refuse.

    Maybe this is what Christianity does to other religions too often.

    I believe there is power in a balance of eight religions and that they can accommodate one another.  That being said, the Christianna needs people to contemplate why we need Anna.  She shows us how to take our individual destinies and perform them to influence the collective destiny to prevent anyone from suffering worse-than-death.  Worse-than-death is a fate that influences everybody in some ways.  History teaches us that a bloody fate is not necessarily worse than death but that there are many fates worse than death in history.  We know, of course, that we die and lose our fate worse than death, should we befall one, at some point.  And so maybe we tend not to worry.  Continuing at present what is playing God, however, if we choose when to die?  Martyrs for Jesus are suffering worse-than-death fates because they don't understand that death is not the worst outcome.

    If we acknowledge our collective and individual fates worse than death, this is how we start to disintegrate them.

    The whole philosophy behind worse-than-death is that at least some of our behavior is the result of worse-than-death situation (to the dishonor and humiliation of our species) and so the best way to recover from it is to acknowledge that in some ways, everybody feels that way.  This is why people do bad things and make it worse.  How can we turn the tide completely?  However if we acknowledge we have the strength and power to carry that torch all the way until the fate worse than death is disintegrated completely, we will evolve into a species that hunts the universe looking for the fates worse than death in order to lessen the burden by sharing common human virtues or values such as Fashion, Love, Empathy, and Kindness.  We need to remember however, that we are part of the mess of the universe that is in negotiation with God or other forms of deity and so we may already have contributed to a fate worse than death that exists external to our species that we may not know how to recognize or communicate with.