Good day. What Do I Mean Your Ideology Of Scripture Is All Wrong?
Most people have the wrong ideology because we’ve been handed scriptures from colonizing oppressors.
Now, hold on one second. If you are categorized as a “White Caucasian” person and the term “colonizer” which was made popular from the 2017 Marvel movie Black Panther, offended you, I apologize. Nevertheless, I beg you to listen to this and hear me out. By the way, not all “White Caucasians” are colonizers.
If you do not enjoy bringing politics into biblical and spiritual matters, once again, I apologize. And I beg you to hear this out. Right now, the Ukraine, the Palestinians, and the people of Sudan, Haiti, and the Congo are all under major fire.
Those are just the nations I’m aware of.
The people in these countries are very spiritual, even biblical; colonization and oppression are both very real to them.
And that is the point; our ideology is all wrong because Christians and spiritual people tend to leave reality.
The Bible begins with the Creator, called God, creating the world. That’s practical. Every time I take a walk, I look at the beauty and vastness of the earth. As I do, I’m reminded all of this was created.
The Creator then created Adam and Eve. If you are living in the world today, as a Christian or believing Biblical person, you’d have to believe to a degree you come from Adam and Eve. To some degree…
Again, that is biblically practical.
Adam goes to Noah and his sons, Shem, Japheth, and Ham.
Genesis 9:19 These are the three sons of Noah: and of them was the whole earth overspread.
As a Christian or Bible believer, being practical in your belief, you’d have to consider and realize that you, yes you, come from one of these three sons.
The problem is that barely any churches, education institutions, or ethnic groups attempt to pin down who people are today concerning this simple practicality.
“Oh, it doesn’t matter, all that matters is that we believe, He died, we’re free!”
This is where ideology and interpretation of scriptures get misconfigured.
Educational institutions and elites can make statements such as, “There is no archeological evidence of biblical this or that,” and we have to go with it because it is all spirit.
If your ideology of scriptures, Christian beliefs, and biblical studies does not have some practicality to it, it is eventually going to crash.
This is where many people tap out of Christianity or revert to the spiritual version of “Quiet Quitting.”
In the work world, this is when an employee does the minimum requirements of their job. They do not put in any extra effort or enthusiasm.
Before they were the first one in, last one out. Quiet quitting has them as the last one in, first one out.
The spiritual equivalent is a Christian or biblical believer who does the minimum requirements of their spiritual belief.
And doesn’t put in any extra effort or enthusiasm.
The spiritual quiet quitter used to drive three hours to eat their spiritual food, now they can barely log in online or make a call into a conference line or Zoom because, well, because they are quietly quitting.
The quiet quitter shows up to church occasionally, gives money to a church or charitable organization, and really leans hard on being a “good person.”
They do enough not to feel bad about their slowly depleting beliefs, enthusiasm, and requirements for their faith.
Quiet quitting happens in religion when a person has plateaued.
They have learned as much as they can learn and, at the same time, witnessed others who are, in their opinion, so much worse than them, that they feel good about their chances.
Spiritual quiet quitting is really spiritual laziness, spiritual fatigue, and spiritual plateauism, all mixed with uncertainty and doubt.
Most of this is caused by bad doctrine that has caused bad ideology. This is what I mean by your ideology of scripture is all wrong.
Among the Jewish people today, not one of them can tell us with certainty that they were from the family of David, Mary, Paul, or Moses. Isn’t that odd?
Of all the Roman Christians and Popes, not one from the days of Constantine to Pope Gregory, none of them mentioned they were from Paul, King Saul, Nehemiah, Matthew, John, or Peter’s lineage.
That would be practical.
If we are supposed to believe the Bible and live as they were trying to do, we should have some tangibles we can point to that make the Scriptures real to us.
If everything is spirit, spirit, spirit, then it slowly floats down the river of mythical. There must be children of Shem on the earth today, there must be a family of Ishmael, Edom, Moab, and of course Jacob or Israel.
If the RCC (Roman Catholic Church) heeds itself as the Mother Church, sure they should hail with records of birth certificates of Jesus and his mother, family members, and other documentation that had to be taken during the life of these biblical figures.
If you had these records, wouldn’t you show them off to support you are truly a descendant of apostles Paul, Peter, and King David? Forget King David, how about one of the king’s brother’s kids?
If not, then on Sunday we have to tell billions of people to pay a tithe, and buy recorded versions of sermons, books, and church things, billing up to millions, if not billions of dollars every week worldwide. Then on Monday…
… on Monday, we send our same kids to schools that tell them God never existed, we all evolved, and we go to jobs that don’t care about Christ or His message unless parts of his message tell you to be a good employee for them.
Pen down. We will continue with more next time.
Power be with you.
Minister Koko
Consul General, AKOPPI
