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Christians today still live as though the last three centuries didn't happen. They ignore all of the developments in philosophy and the sciences and focus solely on the decadence generated from these centuries (as though decadence was exclusive to just these centuries and not an attribute of all centuries) so that they may continue to feel prideful over keeping their noses in their ancient text founded by the slave revolt in Rome.

Christianity ended roughly three centuries ago, and its death was not a homicide, but a suicide. After the Christians conquered Europe and spent centuries refining the aristocratic thinking man's sense of truthfulness, that sense of truthfulness eventually turned on itself as it explored deeper into the natural state of things.

The nature of things is chaos; the order of the world is disorder. The world is turbulent, cruel, and violent. Violence is everywhere, it underlies every single Christian and non-Christian teaching. The world is not peaceful. Peace is a temporary state, and a very recent one in history.