Philosophy
People are often
afraid of new philosophies, theories or information that contradicts current
paradigms. This is especially true with people in power. Why was the Catholic
Church so afraid of Copernicus’s and Galileo’s findings? Why was the Sanhedrin
so afraid of Jesus and His teachings? Are there examples today of recent
scientific findings or social or religious teachings that some powerful
organizations, such as governments or businesses, are trying to suppress?
Throughout
my studies, I am compelled to believe that the world, countries, and nations go
through stages. Sometimes, these stages are more admirable, and sometimes less.
The stage that Galileo and Copernicus lived in was not an admirable stage. In
fact, that stage (which is now known as the dark ages) was arguably the worst
stage in world history. The progress of the world during the dark ages was very
little compared to the progress of the world during other stages of history.
Take the twentieth century for example. In 1900, nobody could afford cars. They
used trains and horses for transportation. Later in the same century, men were
walking on the moon. In approximately two hundred years, more was accomplished
to improve the world than in the previous two thousand years. The question is:
why does the world go through stages like this? Who or what prevents the world
from progressing, and what is their reason to?
Galileo Galilei |
Would
a church of God
prevent people from making choices and growing? Certainly not, because agency
and growth are key parts in God’s plan. Throughout history we have also seen
that if something is not of God, then it is of the devil. Thus, we come to the
conclusion that the Catholic Church was of the devil. Ever since the beginning,
Lucifer’s plan was to take away agency. During the dark ages, Satan used the
Catholic Church to prevent choices and growth in the world. Even today, Satan
is trying to destroy agency in the world by taking away morality and religion.
How
does taking away God and religion subtract agency? Once again, we must remember
that God’s plan is agency. If God is neglected, agency is neglected.
Neglecting God and His commandments reduces our choices to do good works. Let’s
say that a man murders another man. He is tried, and sentenced to life in
prison. Tell me, is this agency or is this captivity? Once we know that Satan
is real and that he really is trying to take freedom away from us, then we can
better understand why people such as the Pope and others in the church were
afraid of new ideas, inspiration, and knowledge.
The
natural man is full of himself. He is only looking for things that will benefit
him in the moment, and it doesn't matter what will improve the world or better
the people. During the course history, devilish and natural men have figured
out that if they could just limit the knowledge of the people, then they could
control the people. If somebody didn't know what was right or wrong, he could
tell them what was right and wrong. That is why people in power are and were
afraid of people like Galileo, Copernicus, Martin Luther, and many others who
learned and figured out truth then promoted it. That is why media promotes
immorality and violence: because people in powerful positions (who were
inspired of the devil) know that if they can take away God, then they can take
away freedom. If they can take away freedom, they can take away knowledge. If
they can take away knowledge, they can control the people and have power over
them.
The
world goes through stages because people forget their past. If everyone could
wake up and see what was going on in the world at all times, there would only
be one stage of the world. Throughout history, people must be awakened to the
truth again and again because of their ignorance. The world is plummeting
downward right now, and if we don’t stop it, the dark ages will happen all over
again. We must stay awake now if we are to survive, because some have already
fallen to the sleep of ignorance. People in power will try to stop us from
promoting principles of truth, just like they tried to stop Galileo and
Copernicus. If the world is to continue to progress, we must remember what
happened before.
Philosophy
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