2312030800Su SOCIALISM IS A RELIGIOUS CULT!

First to be confronted is the misplaced notion that Socialism is nothing more than an economic plan like Capitalism -- when in no way is that a true. Socialism is required to be political to accomplish it objectives while Capitalism actually is limited to economics. Of course Socialists will spin this incongruity in all manner of distorted contorted way to confuse and befuddle you.

One need only look to the fact that Capitalism has no political and/or religious restrictions, requirements, or affiliations. Unlike Socialism which outright bans freedom of religion and actively seeks to destroy faith in anything other than the states – the political state that is.

I couldn’t help but notice the recent elevated campaign, on YouTube, against religions of all kinds. With one of the primary low intellect ways of discrediting them being the classification of them as “Cults.” So precisely what is a “Cult?” And to this end, I’d like o point out, what appears to be, a select few characteristics – perhaps you can add more?

1. The first Characteristic of a “Cult” that comes to mind is: It has got to be a faith, or something, that you don’t ascribe to; and

2. Second, it places undue value on material things and activities such as, but not limited to, copulation and the sexuality of women – rather than concentrating on the acquisition of spiritual wealth.

A key indicator of Socialism is its unwillingness to simply live and let live. Or have you come across a Socialist regime that is tolerant of opposing viewpoints?

Am I wrong somehow, but given the Socialist Utopian-ism isn’t that the final nail in the coffin of Socialist Cultism?

While there is no shortage of actual “Cults” professing to be Christian I don’t see the same acknowledgment of the Socialist Cultism that’s all around us today.

It would appear that Feminist Socialism doesn’t realize that there is no male and female differentiation in the spirit as here on Earth – that’s real egalitarianism. Don’t you think such would’ve been provided for if GOD were this misogynistic male looking to hold women down?

The metaphor of the congregation being the bride of Christ is just that – a metaphor, and nothing more. Unless you’re so determined to discredit Christianity that you blind yourself. The Christian Bible is choked full of ‘metaphors,’ foreshadowing, figurative language. Which doesn’t demean or discredit the wisdom it conveys – unless the scales on your eyes blind to it?

One would be falsely led to believe that a woman, because of her sex, is free to take a shortcut by marrying Jesus Christ while here in the flash --- when Jesus didn’t marry while in the flesh himself.

Without endorsement of any kind, I therefore link hereto just one of these YouTube video attacks on someones faith {NOT MINE} – OF WHICH THERE ARE MANY OTHERS, HOW ABOUT YOURS?

PS. Objectively look at the material value placed on female sexuality when it has less than zero value spiritually – it’s a sickness. Is not the very first commandment at Exodus 20:3 say: “Thou shalt have no other gods before me.” Female responsibility is what’s lacking being overlooked and set aside everywhere today.

Posted by: 7NEWS Spotlight ` 5 months ago ~ 1.4M views ~ 784K subscribers
“The Cult Next Door: Global investigation into a dangerous ‘religious’ group | 7NEWS Spotlight”

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Cult
/kəlt/
noun

1. a system of religious veneration and devotion directed toward a particular figure or object:

"the cult of St. Olaf"

▪ a relatively small group of people having religious beliefs or practices regarded by others as strange or sinister:

"a network of Satan-worshiping cults"

Similar: sect, religious group, denomination, religious order, church, faith, faith community, belief, persuasion, affiliation, movement, group, body, faction, clique.

▪ a misplaced or excessive admiration for a particular person or thing:

"a cult of personality surrounding the leaders"

Similar: obsession with, fixation on, mania for, passion for, idolization of, admiration for, devotion to, worship of, veneration of, reverence for.

▪ a person or thing that is popular or fashionable, especially among a particular section of society:

"a cult film"

Similar: craze, fashion, fad, vogue.

Informal: thing.

Word Origin:
early 17th century (originally denoting homage paid to a divinity): from French culte or Latin cultus ‘worship’, from cult- ‘inhabited, cultivated, worshipped’, from the verb colere.

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Met·a·phor
/ˈmedəˌfôr/
noun

1. a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable:

"her poetry depends on suggestion and metaphor"

▪ a thing regarded as representative or symbolic of something else, especially something abstract:

"the amounts of money being lost by the company were enough to make it a metaphor for an industry that was teetering"

Word Origin:
late 15th century: from French métaphore, via Latin from Greek metaphora, from metapherein ‘to transfer’.

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In·con·gru·i·ty
/ˌinkənˈɡro͞oədē/
noun

1. the state of being incongruous or out of keeping:

"the incongruity of his fleshy face and skinny body disturbed her"

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