Anarthlic on Nostr: Revelation is done. It ended with St John. But as our broken nature seems to have ...
Revelation is done. It ended with St John. But as our broken nature seems to have illustrated, we buried the supernatural in our anthropocentrism—invented the secular social construct known as DNA; the absurdity known as evolution; spent energy, time, and resources on something the Second Law of Thermodynamics clearly states is near impossible to duplicate (human life)—to the silly stars for non-existent aliens… the list goes on.
What hence, is the logical next step? It’s called the apocalypse—and no, it doesn’t mean the end of the world. It merely means the unveiling of the reality we buried and the anti-Logos nature of the means we employed to bury.
And this is how truth became stranger than fiction. It will seem this way after living for so long on a Cartesian plane, where we accelerated entropy to our detriment.
Einstein did get one thing right—God, indeed, did not play dice with the universe. We should know it as the Logos vs. the loads of social constructs we’ve created as our bodies of “knowledge” to explain away reality that we got thousands of years ago, in the first place.
What hence, is the logical next step? It’s called the apocalypse—and no, it doesn’t mean the end of the world. It merely means the unveiling of the reality we buried and the anti-Logos nature of the means we employed to bury.
And this is how truth became stranger than fiction. It will seem this way after living for so long on a Cartesian plane, where we accelerated entropy to our detriment.
Einstein did get one thing right—God, indeed, did not play dice with the universe. We should know it as the Logos vs. the loads of social constructs we’ve created as our bodies of “knowledge” to explain away reality that we got thousands of years ago, in the first place.