This is a brief, 30-page introduction or summary, of our series of 10 or 12 books on the biblical... more This is a brief, 30-page introduction or summary, of our series of 10 or 12 books on the biblical destruction of heaven, and the second coming. Our main thesis is simple but startling: we contend that deep within the structure of the Bible itself, is this suggestion: that the promised Second Coming, the Apocalypse, is fulfilled – if you just re-read your Bible, and then learn to see within it, a second and better but shocking picture of Jesus: seeing Jesus Christ supporting not Faith, but Science. Our full series of books on this and related subjects, is composed, as of this writing, of about 10 volumes. As follows.
The main conceptual failure in Jesus historicists, stems from intellectual bad habits borrowed fr... more The main conceptual failure in Jesus historicists, stems from intellectual bad habits borrowed from/the same as, Christian anti-evolutionists. In their desire to proudly pose themselves and their god as "unique" and "distinct," they denigrate many clear structural/structuralist links between Jesus, God, and other, pagan gods, and natural phenomena. Sociology describes this as "boundary maintenance"; Bourdieu calls it the search for "Distinction." The hard sciences too have long noted "structural" and "comparative" and "evolutionary" ties between "different" animals, etc.. E.g.: mice and whales are related, in that they are both "mammals." Steven Hijmans and others neglect or deny the standard scientific methodology, taxonomies, behind that finding, and mythicism.
The Bible warns that one "day" we are supposed to attain "judgment." And our traditional heaven ... more The Bible warns that one "day" we are supposed to attain "judgment." And our traditional heaven is supposed to be destroyed. Just before the Second Coming. We find this can be read as a metaphor. For the "day" you yourself become an adult. And notice bad and false things in all of religion, and all of Christianity.
The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including Christianity, churches, and their most spiritual and "inspired" doctrines. Therefore the Bible tells us not to have much "faith" in holy men, spirit, churches, or their idea of God. Instead, we are supposed to apply real science, to all religious claims.
And if that destroys our traditional Christian idea of heaven? That actually fulfills the Bible itself.
The Bible warns that one "day" we are supposed to attain "judgement." And our traditional heaven... more The Bible warns that one "day" we are supposed to attain "judgement." And our traditional heaven is supposed to be destroyed. Just before the Second Coming. We find this can be read as a metaphor. For the "day" you yourself become an adult. And notice bad and false things in all of religion, and Christianity.
The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including Christianity, churches, and their most spiritual and "inspired" doctrines. Therefore the Bible tells us not to have much "faith" in holy men, spirit, churches, or their idea of God. Instead, we are supposed to apply real science, to all religious claims.
Many people rely heavily on "spirit," and "spirituality." But the Bible warns there are many "fa... more Many people rely heavily on "spirit," and "spirituality." But the Bible warns there are many "false spirits," posing as good, holy spirits; even as the spirit of god himself.
One "day," our traditional, Christian heaven itself, is supposed to be destroyed. And a "new hea... more One "day," our traditional, Christian heaven itself, is supposed to be destroyed. And a "new heaven" is supposed to arrive here, on this material earth. This is a metaphor for the day when you grow up, or "mature." And begin to notice sins even in our highest religious leaders, saints, angels, gods. And when we therefore begin to turn away from excessive faith; toward a science of religion, and toward science in general.
The "day" of "judgment" and the Second Coming are metaphors for the day you become an adult; and ... more The "day" of "judgment" and the Second Coming are metaphors for the day you become an adult; and notice flawed things even in our highest holy men, angels, saviors, churches.
The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including Christianity, churches, and their most spiritual and "inspired" doctrines. Therefore the Bible tells us not to have much "faith" in holy men, spirit, churches, or their idea of God. Instead, we are supposed to apply real science, to all religious claims.
The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including... more The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including Christianity, churches, priests and ministers, and their most spiritual and "inspired" doctrines. Therefore the Bible tells us not to have much "faith" in holy men, spirit, churches, or their idea of God. Instead, we are supposed to apply real science, to all religious claims.
The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including... more The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including Christianity, churches, and their most spiritual and "inspired" doctrines. Therefore the Bible tells us not to have much "faith" in holy men, spirit, churches, or their idea of God. Instead, we are supposed to apply real science, to all religious claims.
The Bible warns hundreds of times about bad and false things in essentially "all" holy men, angel... more The Bible warns hundreds of times about bad and false things in essentially "all" holy men, angels, religious leaders, churches; including "all" those in Christianity. Before and after inspiration, salvation, the Holy Spirit, etc..
The Bible supports science over faith and spirituality. Telling us to evaluate statements, religi... more The Bible supports science over faith and spirituality. Telling us to evaluate statements, religions, by their concrete, physical material fruits, works, signs, deeds, and proofs; as evaluated by real "science," and "obser"vation.
This is a brief, 30-page introduction or summary, of our series of 10 or 12 books on the biblical... more This is a brief, 30-page introduction or summary, of our series of 10 or 12 books on the biblical destruction of heaven, and the second coming. Our main thesis is simple but startling: we contend that deep within the structure of the Bible itself, is this suggestion: that the promised Second Coming, the Apocalypse, is fulfilled – if you just re-read your Bible, and then learn to see within it, a second and better but shocking picture of Jesus: seeing Jesus Christ supporting not Faith, but Science. Our full series of books on this and related subjects, is composed, as of this writing, of about 10 volumes. As follows.
The main conceptual failure in Jesus historicists, stems from intellectual bad habits borrowed fr... more The main conceptual failure in Jesus historicists, stems from intellectual bad habits borrowed from/the same as, Christian anti-evolutionists. In their desire to proudly pose themselves and their god as "unique" and "distinct," they denigrate many clear structural/structuralist links between Jesus, God, and other, pagan gods, and natural phenomena. Sociology describes this as "boundary maintenance"; Bourdieu calls it the search for "Distinction." The hard sciences too have long noted "structural" and "comparative" and "evolutionary" ties between "different" animals, etc.. E.g.: mice and whales are related, in that they are both "mammals." Steven Hijmans and others neglect or deny the standard scientific methodology, taxonomies, behind that finding, and mythicism.
The Bible warns that one "day" we are supposed to attain "judgment." And our traditional heaven ... more The Bible warns that one "day" we are supposed to attain "judgment." And our traditional heaven is supposed to be destroyed. Just before the Second Coming. We find this can be read as a metaphor. For the "day" you yourself become an adult. And notice bad and false things in all of religion, and all of Christianity.
The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including Christianity, churches, and their most spiritual and "inspired" doctrines. Therefore the Bible tells us not to have much "faith" in holy men, spirit, churches, or their idea of God. Instead, we are supposed to apply real science, to all religious claims.
And if that destroys our traditional Christian idea of heaven? That actually fulfills the Bible itself.
The Bible warns that one "day" we are supposed to attain "judgement." And our traditional heaven... more The Bible warns that one "day" we are supposed to attain "judgement." And our traditional heaven is supposed to be destroyed. Just before the Second Coming. We find this can be read as a metaphor. For the "day" you yourself become an adult. And notice bad and false things in all of religion, and Christianity.
The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including Christianity, churches, and their most spiritual and "inspired" doctrines. Therefore the Bible tells us not to have much "faith" in holy men, spirit, churches, or their idea of God. Instead, we are supposed to apply real science, to all religious claims.
Many people rely heavily on "spirit," and "spirituality." But the Bible warns there are many "fa... more Many people rely heavily on "spirit," and "spirituality." But the Bible warns there are many "false spirits," posing as good, holy spirits; even as the spirit of god himself.
One "day," our traditional, Christian heaven itself, is supposed to be destroyed. And a "new hea... more One "day," our traditional, Christian heaven itself, is supposed to be destroyed. And a "new heaven" is supposed to arrive here, on this material earth. This is a metaphor for the day when you grow up, or "mature." And begin to notice sins even in our highest religious leaders, saints, angels, gods. And when we therefore begin to turn away from excessive faith; toward a science of religion, and toward science in general.
The "day" of "judgment" and the Second Coming are metaphors for the day you become an adult; and ... more The "day" of "judgment" and the Second Coming are metaphors for the day you become an adult; and notice flawed things even in our highest holy men, angels, saviors, churches.
The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including Christianity, churches, and their most spiritual and "inspired" doctrines. Therefore the Bible tells us not to have much "faith" in holy men, spirit, churches, or their idea of God. Instead, we are supposed to apply real science, to all religious claims.
The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including... more The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including Christianity, churches, priests and ministers, and their most spiritual and "inspired" doctrines. Therefore the Bible tells us not to have much "faith" in holy men, spirit, churches, or their idea of God. Instead, we are supposed to apply real science, to all religious claims.
The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including... more The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including Christianity, churches, and their most spiritual and "inspired" doctrines. Therefore the Bible tells us not to have much "faith" in holy men, spirit, churches, or their idea of God. Instead, we are supposed to apply real science, to all religious claims.
The Bible warns hundreds of times about bad and false things in essentially "all" holy men, angel... more The Bible warns hundreds of times about bad and false things in essentially "all" holy men, angels, religious leaders, churches; including "all" those in Christianity. Before and after inspiration, salvation, the Holy Spirit, etc..
The Bible supports science over faith and spirituality. Telling us to evaluate statements, religi... more The Bible supports science over faith and spirituality. Telling us to evaluate statements, religions, by their concrete, physical material fruits, works, signs, deeds, and proofs; as evaluated by real "science," and "obser"vation.
A Post-postructuralist Deconstructionist Onomastics: often the names of things are descriptive; ... more A Post-postructuralist Deconstructionist Onomastics: often the names of things are descriptive; and are a clue to the origin and inner nature of the object they name; like the word "submarine." Children and poets often also tend to view names - even proper names - as if they were also descriptive, not arbitrary. Or at least they jokingly pretend they are, in jokes. More seriously: everyday people often subconsciously act as if many if not all names - including proper names of people - are deep down descriptive, or prescriptive.
Often similar expectations are correct; other times they are not. Sometimes in-between. But people nevertheless often try to make names descriptive, or act as if they were. Particularly they subconsciously act on possible descriptive elements of their own personal names.
Here we look at new announcers; and find their names often match their functions in strange, funny ways.
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The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including Christianity, churches, and their most spiritual and "inspired" doctrines. Therefore the Bible tells us not to have much "faith" in holy men, spirit, churches, or their idea of God. Instead, we are supposed to apply real science, to all religious claims.
And if that destroys our traditional Christian idea of heaven? That actually fulfills the Bible itself.
The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including Christianity, churches, and their most spiritual and "inspired" doctrines. Therefore the Bible tells us not to have much "faith" in holy men, spirit, churches, or their idea of God. Instead, we are supposed to apply real science, to all religious claims.
The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including Christianity, churches, and their most spiritual and "inspired" doctrines. Therefore the Bible tells us not to have much "faith" in holy men, spirit, churches, or their idea of God. Instead, we are supposed to apply real science, to all religious claims.
The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including Christianity, churches, and their most spiritual and "inspired" doctrines. Therefore the Bible tells us not to have much "faith" in holy men, spirit, churches, or their idea of God. Instead, we are supposed to apply real science, to all religious claims.
And if that destroys our traditional Christian idea of heaven? That actually fulfills the Bible itself.
The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including Christianity, churches, and their most spiritual and "inspired" doctrines. Therefore the Bible tells us not to have much "faith" in holy men, spirit, churches, or their idea of God. Instead, we are supposed to apply real science, to all religious claims.
The Bible warns over and over about bad and "false" things in every aspect of religion; including Christianity, churches, and their most spiritual and "inspired" doctrines. Therefore the Bible tells us not to have much "faith" in holy men, spirit, churches, or their idea of God. Instead, we are supposed to apply real science, to all religious claims.
Often similar expectations are correct; other times they are not. Sometimes in-between. But people nevertheless often try to make names descriptive, or act as if they were. Particularly they subconsciously act on possible descriptive elements of their own personal names.
Here we look at new announcers; and find their names often match their functions in strange, funny ways.