Esoteric symbolism in disguise of prophecy

Or deranged phantasmagoria of the type of personality which Nietzdche has described as "man of resentment"

Saying that you are 100% certain on it's worth wouldn't be appropriate atm

I mean, some people are certain and decisive in what they will take from a certain work and what they will dismiss

Varg has a simple answer

Archaeologically and culturally, Bible isn't *us* hence screw everything written there

for some reason I was always quite drawn to the bible

I don't know if it's because my family was catholic for generations and generations and it had become congenital, or what

It has to draw you to it

Think about it

It's was written in the era, in the hotspot of mixed cultures and societies, and above all, mixed worldviews and spiritual proportions

It describes conflicts, agitation, breakdowns and rises of groups and ideas

It gives pages and pages of testimony in politics, religion, society, war

It deals with some of the most important societies to have existed, namely, Babylonian, Persian, Egyptian

And forces you to read between lines, since you are aware that narrator is being subjective

And forces you to take every symbol and study it, since it has got to have had both a significance, and a different meaning than a modern man, due to his separation from such a mode of thinking and speaking, cannot comprehend

Even if the worldview of the Bible is to be completely rejected

You still have to read it in preciselly in order to study it, and it's participants and their modus operandi

that is not even what draws me

what draws me in are two books, genesis and revelation

if you threw out all of the bible except those, I would not feel personally that I lost much

Personally i find the story of Hebrews in Egypt quite intriguing

What a great political and social drama, so misread by the general population eager for bedtime stories

most of that is garnish not the meat and potatoes of the story which everyone gets

it's great for hebrews, historians and hobbyists but that's about it.

Hebrews in Egypt is a great story. Not only political and social, but also personal drama.

@The Enlightened Shepherd

I dug around a bit because I remembered in the back of my mind

https://vnnforum.com/showthread.php?p=1085951

if you dig around you can find some prozak posts on there too

if I'm not misremembering

dauq did i just read

an old VNN thread where people try to dox Greg Johnson

I'm pretty sure Johnson himself used to post on VNN too

oh actually @Deleted User 57835c2c

this may be something you want to check out, I don't know

forums are degenerate

http://www.vanguardnewsnetwork.com/2017/04/food-for-thought-ten-ways-to-save-the-white-western-countries/

and people who congregate on them are the worst of the worst

what about Discords

in all fairness, VNN was full of humourless nazi fetishists