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Sisyphus' Eternal Return - Sometimes Myths are TrueAlbert Camus consoled himself in hell at that heavy rock with poetic, beautiful words because he didn't know what he was looking at. He squinted and saw artistic shapes of orange that he thought was a painting. But when the picture became clear to the followers of Christ, it was night and flames were held behind an unconsumed fence: the separation from God. But the true Christians, held in Abraham's bosom, looked through the fence at flames whose heat couldn't touch them: the great gulf between the children of God and the children of sin, who ...
Sisyphus' Eternal Return - Sometimes Myths are True
Albert Camus consoled himself in hell at that heavy rock with poetic, beautiful words because he didn't know what he was looking at. He squinted and saw artistic shapes of orange that he thought was a painting. But when the picture became clear to the followers of Christ, it was night and flames were held behind an unconsumed fence: the separation from God. But the true Christians, held in Abraham's bosom, looked through the fence at flames whose heat couldn't touch them: the great gulf between the children of God and the children of sin, who trust in monopoly money on their green flag of printed inflation and worship men who throw balls, and pretend, and turn hell into a marvelous painting with the pen of the demon who came to Nietzsche and called him a "speck of dust" doomed to eternal recurrence, whom Nietzsche revered as a god. "The Greatest Weight" symbolized by a rock and meaningless task for each incarnation without memory of one's past crushed the carnal minds of the sons of the father of the lie, making them break out in insanity's song in mistaking hell for a work of art, to try to cope, these famous writers who no longer know who they are.
- Sabrina Dawkins
Topics included: Christ was black Adam and Eve were black African Americans Reincarnation in the Bible (Example: Matthew 17:12-13) Stolen identity of Black Hebrew Israelites Earth is hell Who is Adam? Who was Cain's wife? Who are the Nephilim? Seed of the serpent Celebrity worship Selling one's soul to Satan Media manipulation School indoctrination, brainwashing "coats of skin" in Genesis and more
Albert Camus consoled himself in hell at that heavy rock with poetic, beautiful words because he didn't know what he was looking at. He squinted and saw artistic shapes of orange that he thought was a painting. But when the picture became clear to the followers of Christ, it was night and flames were held behind an unconsumed fence: the separation from God. But the true Christians, held in Abraham's bosom, looked through the fence at flames whose heat couldn't touch them: the great gulf between the children of God and the children of sin, who trust in monopoly money on their green flag of printed inflation and worship men who throw balls, and pretend, and turn hell into a marvelous painting with the pen of the demon who came to Nietzsche and called him a "speck of dust" doomed to eternal recurrence, whom Nietzsche revered as a god. "The Greatest Weight" symbolized by a rock and meaningless task for each incarnation without memory of one's past crushed the carnal minds of the sons of the father of the lie, making them break out in insanity's song in mistaking hell for a work of art, to try to cope, these famous writers who no longer know who they are.
- Sabrina Dawkins
Topics included: Christ was black Adam and Eve were black African Americans Reincarnation in the Bible (Example: Matthew 17:12-13) Stolen identity of Black Hebrew Israelites Earth is hell Who is Adam? Who was Cain's wife? Who are the Nephilim? Seed of the serpent Celebrity worship Selling one's soul to Satan Media manipulation School indoctrination, brainwashing "coats of skin" in Genesis and more
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