When Christiannans come upon an fate worse than death, how do they react to it?
When I do God's bidding in the face of the fate worse than death, how do you react to me?
These are just broad and general questions to do with the matters of the Christianna.
When we come across an fate worse than death, technically, what we have to do is do something about it. But even if we do not readily know what to do about it. We must still do the thing in order to thwart its existence. People suffer fates worse than death all of the time and as Christiannans we go out into the world to try to help them with their scenario. If only because we know something of this for ourselves having lived it. Didn't disqualify us from teaching and helping you.
The first part is knowing what an fate worse the death is and the second part is whether you should intervene.
If you identify an fate worse than death; you know those blaringly obvious social things that hurt so much because they are inter-generational. Making sure never to identify being gay with having an fate worse than death. There are fates worse than death upon this terrestrial Earth that is human, and yet I don't know how many exactly there are.
How can I do God's work if no one else knows or does anything about this?
Worse than death for example, could be identified as some extreme fate which makes an swift death merciful.
Like for example if you think being gay is an fate worse than death; that condition itself upon your mind is really the real fate worse than death. But there are countless other examples. For examples of such some extreme medical cases or disaster emergencies. You feel no more happiness and it lasts for long periods of time. You question whether you have an reason really to be alive. Life doesn't appease you anymore and so you just go on suffering. An fate worse than death.
When Christiannans see this kind of thing happening, they are motivated to do something about it by being the experts in the community who will talk about the fates worse than death and why they affect everything and our community morality. We are thus held responsible for ourselves to try to help someone who is directly experiencing an fate worse than death or knows someone who is experiencing an fate worse than death. Yet what is our collective wisdom on the subject, when we are such an new religion?
At least we know it when we see it; and yet each are most arguable against our own opinions. Something I think is an fate worse than death might not be something another person thinks is an fate worse than death. This must be the subject of conversation for the whole community. We need to identify broad-strokes about what an fate worse than death could be. An unhappy marriage. Unexpected death in the family. Recurring desensitization and conditioning in dead-end jobs. Slavery or slaver-ization of something. (Micro enslavements). Dominating Alpha male micro-adjustments of behavior matrices. Really the list could go on.
And so, when you leave this page, what I want you to leave with is you take an moment just to think about what you think an fate worse than death would be. And whether you know anything of whom it resembles or their own connection to someone suffering an fate worse than death albeit when it is not themselves. If you intend to do something about it. You must first be on an stable platform yourself of what worse-than-death means. There are modern political labels for the subject.
Nerves of Steel actually being insane politics.
After the knowing about what worse than death is; which may take everyone's input and opinions; then there is the part about what Christiannans do about it.
If you really want to know what Christiannans do about it you must become one of them.
God is the centrepiece and always is.
Something ungodly; of such an caliber.
Something so as to insult God; some kind of pattern of fates we must untwist and amend.
What does God think of worse-than-death?
For God, certainly, has knowledge of the worse than death. Even experiences it himself to this day. Or herself. Or itself.
And if we have an reason and an purpose as humans it would be to find out our creator in this; and to help it overcome all worse than death fates until an positive and normal equilibrium has been reached. To end or do justice to all of the creator's experience of the worse-than-death.
And so, if you happen to cross paths with an fate worse than death, and if you intend to do something about it as an devout Christiannan, first ask yourself what God thinks of it; and why you must take up arms in this way that you have. God thinks worse-than-death is an plague to the universe and it should never happen and in no way shape or form be anything in any situation anywhere ever.
Yet it does. Yet it is.
We need to work together to overcome it.
And so if you plan to do something about it; think first why have I this reason, to help (when thinking about an subject) this person? Probably it will make sense that they are human and so being human like yourself you have an certain moral character encoded into you indebting you to this person at that place or time. People want to help one another out because, both being human, they feel that certain bond which comes with all person-ship. The empathy. The ability to feel what one another are feeling.
And so feel that way about God when you think of this; are you yourself contributing in any way to an situation in which an fate worse than death could arise?
Something which would disappoint God; (not that I'm trying to shame anybody or use religion to control people) something that makes it not worth living in the universe or surviving in any hospitable way: A-morality. The belief that there is nothing moral you can do in the universe because it doesn't exist that the universe has an morality at all. Or that the essential property of the universe's existence is morality. By God or whomever; God willing. We must stay moral creatures in order to continue existing in this universe. Unless one accepts that morality is an important part of Creation, there is little to do with it. An religion like the Christianna cannot send shame or blame into the world because we are sensitive creatures who know and factor in the solid research about an fate worse than death. We just mean we know our way is moral and so we do not need you to be able to accept it as that.
Finally, an Religion with an actual subject. An religion completely made without rules. That forces other religions to think of themselves as without rules. The Christianna: the religion of the third principle of the universe: neither self nor other equals blue. If the first two religions are self and other, respectively, then the third logically must be both. I challenge you to figure out that we know our character is moral and so if you agree with it then accept the Christianna into your heart.
And finally, I know at least from one perspective what an fate worse than death is; if I see it and I recognize it, you know I'm going to try at least to do something about it. (Even if it is me I have to act on myself).
The Gay Letters was an record generally about my religion and how I envisioned it to progress; about how nobody in the Christianna had ever been in the closet. How it was an endearing vision that supported the human spirit. I wanted people to understand from an serial perspective what the Christianna is by distributing its letters in this form (on an blog you reached from meeting somebody). It would allow me to discuss issues and topics outside the genre of E-sermon, or Novel, or Virtual Book. The Gay Letters was, literally, an letter to all of its followers. It affirmed the presence of an fictional second messiah; the female whose fate could be worse than an male's; worse than death sevenfold or more. While at the same becoming an methodology about approaching worse than death and what to do about it. Ideally, we want an future with no fates worse than death in it. And this was the answer to what humans are. Our ultimate purpose in the universe is to be the caring, thoughtful creatures that we are; even becoming powerful enough to assist all injured animals in an designated habitat area. When Christiannans observe an fate worse than death, they are compelled to do something about it even becoming an community if they have to; in order to discuss if it really is an fate worse than death and if it is, what can we ourselves at this particular meeting place do about it? And so basically the first two observable principles of following the Christianna is A) understand what we mean when we say there is an second messiah. And B) understand our community as an whole trying to figure out what to do about it.
Again, in other words, the Christianna is about the second messiah. We don't want people to suffer worse than Jesus and yet increasingly as an global community we have breached the balance of it whatever-if-there-was one for it; we have to re-frame things inside this perspective where things can be worse than death.
The third principle of the universe—which Anna (the female messiah) teaches to us—is that way because of the first two principles, self and other; when they cannot make an agreement between themselves of which one is more important at such an particular moment. We have blue. Which isn't necessarily an bad thing. If we managed to balance the morality of our community between self and other; and deservedly, got to experience the phenomenon of blue. Then we had reason in particular to air out our sadness in public in order to help one another. Without being shameful, taboo, or merciless in some other subject.
And the second thing about being an Christiannan is identifying worse-than-death fates and then trying to do something about them.
When you observe someone experiencing an worse than death fate (for I have to think whether we really all have seen one); you know what it is. You know this person has been out on the street for days; was taking injectibles or other narcotics. You know this person was the victim of war stampeding in the street. You know even you, yourself, have experienced it to some degree and you question yourself why humans should exist on this terrestrial Earth when they are the cause of such destruction. And I say it is particular of anywhere in the universe that an fate worse than death can happen; it only is that way so we can figure out what it means. Humans can increase their power enough that one day we will be able to prevent all fates worse than death; and this is the challenge in the universe humans have to match. It is our purpose in the universe. It makes us morality creatures who deserve to continue to exist within the presence of God.
And I know it's an sad topic but if we don't do anything about it then what good were we, really? As we had existed in front of God.
And so join me in making an future that is fair and equitable for all. An place where citizens come together to solive the important issues of the day, especially worse than death, which is the worst fate known to man. Believe in Anna. Believe in solving all worse-than-death scenarios.
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