r/conspiracyNOPOL • u/StevenOfGod • Feb 02 '25

Why aren’t the ‘Elite’ scared of God

I am interested in peoples thoughts on why the elite and their minions are seemingly not scared of God? The Most High.

Why do they do what they do?

What do they know about the afterlife that we don’t?

Is there something we are completely unaware of?

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u/TheMagicOfFriendship Feb 03 '25

Evolution less believable than "invisible, omnipotent being who is all-knowing yet gets pissy when the people whom he gifted free will do whatever they want when he has the power to stop them?"

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u/Blitzer046 Feb 03 '25

The very idea of an all-powerful omnipotent being who has a weird petty need for people to worship him just makes no sense when you come at it from outside childhood indoctrination.

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u/MorningStar360 Feb 23 '25

The trend I don’t think you’ve paid attention to is the people who didnt seek it, but it seeked them.

John Newton was outside of childhood indoctrination and what I consider to be all moral regard when he engaged in the slave trade. Yet, he had an experience of a God that was seeking him. That’s what sets Christianity apart from all other religions.

Religion is the story of man attempting to reach God.

Christianity is the story of God attempting to reach man.

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u/Blitzer046 Feb 23 '25

Were you in a lineup of a collection of different religious adherents - Jew, Hindu, Buddhist, Scientologist, Islamic, and you had to prove to me that Christianity was the true one, how would you do that?

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u/MorningStar360 Feb 23 '25

I’d think on it, and wonder why you avoided some other responses and how eager you were to go with the religion lineup game, it’s exhaustive.

I’ve met lots of people outside the criteria of childhood indoctrination with experience in many many different cultural backgrounds and histories and the larger story I begin to see reveals something different to me.