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Agreed. My current thesis is that the narrative is already available, in the New Testament, and understanding it is a matter of linguistic interpretation, starting with the Greek meaning of the word Λόγος. https://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus:text:1999.04.0057:entry%3Dlo/gos

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Very thought provoking. I'd love to hear you and Mathew Crawford continue to discuss this periodically. I discovered you through him. Enjoy your work immensely.

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Nov 24Liked by Terry Wolfe

Thanks Terry for a great article.

I do read books from some of the various theosophical advocates such as Rudolf Steiner so i can better understand their role that they have been in and currently play. It would be great to hear where you have landed as to their specific goals and how you imagine they could be brought about.

Reading works from the early 1900’s talking of exactly the time we are in now makes one realise how preplanned things are and just how much influence they have currently.

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> ...I have never heard a real person espouse these views outside of weird neo-pagan rabbit holes...

Nick Fuentes and the Groypers? Jared Taylor and American Renaissance? Ron Unz and the Unz Review? Are all of these FBI Honeypots?

Maybe I've delved too deeply into white nationalism myself, but none of these seem inauthentic or pagan. I wouldn't even consider them rabbit-holes - they all have been gaining popularity in the last 5 years.

Good article, thanks again!

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The Proud Boys are FBI honeypot, so yeah.

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11 hrs ago·edited 10 hrs ago

What connection do they have to the Proud Boys? I am asking genuinely. (EDIT: I agree that the Proud Boys are an FBI honeypot.)

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great article! what kind of christian are you?

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I created the term "Winter Christian" to describe my kind, I don't think it aligns with any denominations I've seen.

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thats is very interesting i havent heard of that

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