Rabbi-worship

People who believe they are for freedom very often don’t realize that saying a rabbi is good and should be worshiped is literally supporting a philosophy against freedom.  What is forgotten here is that a little before Christianity, the people of Europe took it for granted that there was property, were borders, were differences between people, and so forth (as well as giving the death penalty to very sick men pursuing orgasms by physically abusing little boys--orgasmically abusing).  After the Christian takeover of Europe, all of these things changed--many gradually, like people who are against rape saying that groups with a much greater propensity for rape should be allowed around women just as much as groups with a much lesser propensity for rape (the eerie, passionate hatred that a certain kind of White can develop for the idea that things aren't all the same shows why Jesusianism succeeded--it was a slow poison that tasted good to many idiots).  The (then all White) people in Europe began with little things, and now have very many of them become against property, borders, differences between people, and so forth.  This is because of universalist rabbi worship, better known as Christianity.  

Peoples' attitudes about things in CE400 were indeed better than peoples' attitudes about things are now, but that is just because our exposure to universalism (Christianity) was then less.  Because of that, with exceeding irony it can seem like Christianity is the solution to Christianity--because, after all, there were many more sane things happening when rabbi-based universalism first took hold of us.  That is like someone dying of cancer after four years of having cancer thinking that cancer is so great because there is proof that things were nicer that first year with cancer.  Cancer is not so great.  The cause of all the bad things is cancer!  In the same way, the growing effects of universalism are caused by universalism--which started becoming major in Europe with Jesus-based Christianity.  

("Oh, if only people would go back to loving those first small oozing sores!  They were so much better than the big ones we now see!" urges the deceived one.  No, silly.  That was the beginning of all this.  There is evidence that things were better then, but that is only there because then the infection of universalism'd had less time to work.)

Europe was investigating the stars before Christianity, and had adopted more of a Copernican system (heliocentric) of thinking about the solar system; Jesusianism replaced that with Ptolemaic idiocy and made it take a long time more to use space shuttles and airplanes.  Think of idiots now who eagerly want to work all day throwing stacks of cash into the garbage disposal instead of eliminating the combination of cash and garbage disposals.  

There are many good things that have been captured by Jesusianism, and these things should be freed.  Very many good people have been deceived by rabbi-worship.  Consider:

Jesus likes good things.  Because of that, what should happen is clear.  There should be good things.  

Jesus is the best and most powerful spirit.  Because of that, what should happen is clear.  We should all think about spirituality.  

Jesus supports property and border security.  Because of that, what should happen is clear.  We should support property and border security.

That works with anything.  Take the Sky Rabbi out of it, and you get: 

There should be good things.  

We should all think about spirituality.  

We should support property and border security.

See how Jesus isn't necessary for any of those things?  People can desire and work for good things, and make a good society, without it having anything whatsoever to do with the Sky Rabbi.  The deceit about traditional, Jesus-based Christianity is the untruth that you need that rabbi to want all those good things.  You don't!  Adding a rabbi to good things is like adding a bad element to good societies!