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Color me confused.. as the episode art denotes, many CHRISTians proclaim that “Jesus IS God,” and “Jesus is Lord.” So why the hesitation answering the question..? I ask you, listener/undercover CHRISTian, to consider which you truly believe in? Do you believe in the god of the bibble? Who constantly failed to meet expectations? That was always up for a challenge but rarely received recognition for Their answers (even when in the form of miracles)? Or do you believe that same deity gave of Themself (impregnation of a minor) and permitted mankind to kill its miracle? Allowed mankind to replace Themself with that very same sacrificial miracle? As you may gather, your options are not ideal, but you’re “not in a cult,” and you “worship an almighty god.” Then you come and call me, Prophetess LGBTQ, the blasphemer?? I may be “the kettle” but you’re most definitely “the pot”.. *COPYRIGHT music heard as background in audio clip in middle of this episode is an excerpt from artist Insensible’s (@insensiblemusic - TT) song “ominous” - TT) ; COPYRIGHT music heard at end of this episode is an excerpt from artist Peachkka’s (@peachkkaspeaks - TT) song “Fertilizer.”* **episode art includes images from Google search results for: “Jesus is Lord”**

What kind of "CHRISTian" are you? And how do you reconcile the platform message with the "truth" you will inevitably sermonize to your children? Celebrity, neighbors, family member, friend.. each must assess what they choose to believe. Just how did you get that glorious salvation? What was the original cost? And most importantly, when did the Almighty God you claim to serve STOP being enough? Again, listener/undercover christian: you don't answer to me, or in this life even. But maybe figure some shyt out before your time comes to an end..? **episode artwork includes images from Google searches: "escape plan+chaos," and "escaping christianity."**

Though the original is no longer available to the public, this episode has been remastered, beginning with a deep dive into THE BEGINNING, and why are there so many versions of the so-called “holy” tome? Subscriber, undercover christian, new listener: what kind of “wingman” are you? And do you really think you should be spreading falsehoods about your holy author?

Hypocritical hate is that which you find within yourself, but is also mirrored back to you either by society, or social norms. The christian faith contains many hypocritical statutes, and yet none have ever been explained. In part one of this short (3 episode) series, we address the inherently attached hierarchy as: 1)hate of self 2)hating the non-believer/believe in-nothinger, and a most recently discovered level of 3)hating of truth. Be sure to tune in for the final two episodes of Hypocritical Hate!! **episode art includes Google search results of “self hate church”**

Payback makes one think of revenge and reparations.. good, that’s why the episode isn’t named those things.. Generation after generations have been raised to believe one belief system or another, with only the previous lessons and teachings of the elders to guide our way.. so our perspectives are generally askew and askance. How about you the generational chain breaker? How about stepping outside of any cult-like mentality that says yours is the only true way, and all else will perish? Here, I ask you to think about a future where we search for methods to enrich our fellow man, not imprison them. [episode artwork compiled from Google search: “payback for slavery”]

Today’s episode will hit hard at history, and the human race as a whole.

"A hypocritical theocracy is a form of government where political power is held by religious authorities who claim to rule by divine guidance, but whose actions directly contradict the moral and spiritual laws they enforce." (Google AI) In this episode, I address contradictory beliefs that seem unnervingly similar to those various VERSIONS many claim are holy (each unto itself, now!). All are holy and yet not all are the same; this is the contradiction we know better as "selective morality." "Scripture and religious tenets are frequently cherry-picked. Rulers will weaponize specific verses to oppress marginalized groups, while conveniently ignoring the passages that condemn greed, theft, or authoritarian cruelty." (Google AI) **TRANSLATION: Some [hypocrites] are of the goose not gander mentality,** "The defining trait of the hypocritical theocracy is that religion stops being a tool for spiritual guidance and instead becomes a political apparatus for subjugating others." (Google AI) "Theocracy becomes inherently hypocritical when leaders enforce strict religious or moral codes onto the public, yet exempt themselves from these exact rules. The fatal flaw is human nature: the ruling class wields "divine law" as a weapon to maintain control and silence dissent, while indulging their own greed and corruption behind closed doors." (Google AI)

It just blows my mind.. how some people, even locals who know me by other names, will assume they’ve an advantage on people like myself.. pagans, spiritualists, people NOT drinking the kool-aid.. Because they believe in a righteous kill of a man who said too much. Who? jesus christ is who! Some even now shake their heads in protest.. ​HUMAN BEINGS who disagreed that gods rule and judge mankind alone killed your jc, CHRISTians.​ same goes for“myths” of mass genocide. [As long as one refuses to believe “any human body would do such a thing to another human being..” or that it was “before our/my (life)time,” CHRISTians can claim they had “nothing to do with” slavery or the Holocaust.] Accountability addresses ALL!✊🏾

I will venture, reader, to say that MOST CHRISTians would consider themselves to be “proud christians.” And many of those humans will never hear my voice, but for those of you who do, especially here today.. where does that PRIDE stem from? The Bibble? The Virgin Mother? Or perhaps Jesus Christ himself? Tut tut, listener.. you’re gonna be offended; you were warned.💜

Recently, we’ve touched on the various versions in existence, the conversion of constructed religion, and the reality revealed in your “holy” bibble. So we’ve returned to the series where we go letter by letter to understand the instruction manual CHRISTians call the “word of (their) god.” Again… only to a degree, applicable when.. the CHRISTian says so, you understand.

Revelation is a result or outcome that is unexpected or unknown prior to discovery. This may apply to religion, and interpersonal relationships, as well as scholarly pursuits like history, maths, or science. “ The Book of Revelation (or Apocalypse of John), the final book of the New Testament, is a symbolic, apocalyptic prophecy written by John on Patmos around 96 CE. Its primary message is the guaranteed triumph of Jesus Christ over evil, offering hope to Christians that God will reign victorious, resulting in a new heaven and earth. Context and Purpose (of the book of Revelations): ​ Author/Setting: Written by "John" while in exile on the island of Patmos. ​ Audience: Addressed to seven churches in Asia Minor facing persecution, encouraging steadfast faith. ​ Genre: Apocalyptic literature, using heavy symbolism, imagery from the Old Testament (Daniel, Ezekiel, Exodus), and allegory to depict cosmic spiritual realities rather than a literal chronological timeline. The two final events described in the book of Revelation: ​ The Final Conflict: The battle between God and evil forces, featuring figures such as the Dragon, the Beast, and the Whore of Babylon. ​ The Final Victory: The second coming of Christ, the final judgment, and the establishment of the New Jerusalem. Interpretations of the book of Revelation: ​ Preterist: Views events as largely fulfilled in the 1st-century Roman world. ​ Historicist: Sees it as a panorama of history from the first century to the end. ​ Futurist: Interprets most of the book as events yet to take place in the end times. ​ Idealist/Symbolic: Views it as a symbolic depiction of the continuous battle between good and evil. ”

A Google search of “how many versions are there of the Christian bible in English?” resulted in the following result(s), in AI mode. ……. “ ​There are approximately 450 to over 900 English versions, translations, and paraphrases of the Christian Bible available, depending on whether individual revisions are counted. While the American Bible Society notes about 900 printed English translations or paraphrases, Patheos notes over 450 distinct versions. These range from literal (e.g., KJV, ESV) to thought-for-thought (e.g., NIV) and paraphrased (e.g., The Message) translations. Key aspects of English bible versions: ​Total Translations: Estimates often cite over 900 versions, including partial translations.​Most Common Versions: Widely used translations in modern English include the New International Version (NIV), English Standard Version (ESV), King James Version (KJV), New Revised Standard Version (NRSV), and New American Standard Bible (NASB).​Types of Translation: Versions are categorized by their approach, such as formal equivalence ("word-for-word") or functional equivalence ("thought-for-thought"). History: Since William Tyndale’s first English translation in 1526, hundreds of versions have been produced. Distinction: Many versions are actually revisions or updates of previous translations, such as the ESV being a revision of the RSV. ” …… We know religion to be a form of worship, and each belief system contains different principles and teachings. Within the Judeo-Christian faiths, these teachings teach us what was believed to be holy or miraculous and what was to be considered abhorrent and sinful. And to think along the lines of “BIGGER than any bibble,” well, that’s blasphemy, and we speak heresy.. again, to each their perspective.

“Conversion is the act, process, or instance of changing something from one form, state, function, or belief to another.” [AI search results, Google.com search> ”define conversion”] Welcome back! It’s been a good long time since last you had fresh blasphemy to absorb, Christian Truth listeners (and critics😉). In this episode, we will cover ‘Conversion.’ Conversion is the action or process of changing something into something else, either through adaptation, evolution, or coercion. Enjoy! I look forward to further discussions.💜

**Episode artwork is comprised of Google search results for generational genocide, including title work from Leroy Buckner’s Generational Genocide: Devastation of a Nation, Annie Byrne’s The Genocide Paradox: Democracy & Generational Time, and Barry Batinkoff’s Genocide Alters Generations: Dancing With Hitler.**

You’re a Christian, and that’s a good thing? Something we should all aspire to become?? Those of us who disagree, do so because you, CHRISTian, walk a paradoxical lyfe! Preach but don’t perform, judge by but do not abide by the same..? Some would also purport then, that you don’t truly LOVE [a supreme] God. Lemme guess, you wholeheartedly disagree? Ok well, l👀k where your beliefs have brought the Christian faith to! Mankind has more power over the Heavens than ANY god is allowed to hold over their own creation.. somewhere.. mankind got lost.. but we should want to be ..you, Christians. Here at Christian Truth ministries, we don’t want that kind of god, nor do we call that any kind of worship. Until somehow you can reinstate your “own authority,” you’ve taken over (your) God’s dominion and domain.. but.😈 **episode art compiled from results of literary and image Google searches of ‘expired authority.’**