I find our present age to be what I notated as a post deconstructuralist age. Structuralism as such is what we commonly refer to as postmodernism. So essentially post deconstructionism is post postmodernism. This ontology makes way for the philosophers of a new age and day. This ontology takes intentionality seriously as a problematic. Why? Because history if not understood and parsed properly, we as a species are bound to repeat the mistakes of the past. In many respects nothing has ever changed at all. It's the same forever war. So why do we bother trying to change the world when any change as such itself is a problematic that is impossible to overcome. Either one believe the one thing that never changes, is unfunctionality. In many respects we find ourselves down, bound by the Promethean fatality. The Bible said it fairly philosophically when it noted that for man it is once to be born and once to die. I know that a lot of Tea partiers can have a tendency to make people nervous. But I'd always noted that in Machiavelli and his diatribe in the prince put this parable clearly when he asked the simple question, is it better to be feared or to be loved? Since it is impossible to be both, Machiavelli recommended it is better to be feared than loved. I know for one that in our present age, The butcher Heidegger's deconstruction in being and time, had to account for what's called the ontology of understanding. In some sense this is the existentialist phenomenology of the western continent. In many respects phenomenology, or observing in a thoughtful concerned way, ending in common sensical observations. So that's one of those senses in which, though it may seem redundant, the existential understanding of existential practitioning outside of the hallowed house of academia, have to do with common sensical observations of the many objects of consciousness that we find in day-to-day life on Earth. It's the idea, in common sensical practitioning, that observation is in fact an important source of methodology wherein we find ourselves common sensically existential. They're assuming bad words in the English language. Bu to live for our freedomst I think the most difficult phenomenon of consciousness to actually describe, is injurious physical harm. It's one of those things that we have to be common sensically cognizant of. Perhaps it's all a bit drafty. But what I say is that to be existentialist is to be phenomenologist. And furthermore to do phenomenology. I read hegel's phenomenology, every last word of it. So what I would say to all of you out there is simply pick up a book of the standards of phenomenology. These are some of the best years of our life human race. These are some of the most exciting dramatic and passionately engaging times our species has ever known. So remember out there everybody don't take this for granted. We all know that the almighty Jehovah is part and parcel of an engagement with the objective world. A lot of people strain theirselves to accept the idea of objective absolutely sovereignty, godly power, and passionate revelry. But I say that for everybody out there, what is more important to be born once, and to die one time? Or to passionately live for God. Furthermore not just to live for any kind of idea of God, but to live for Christ and for me by proxy to live for what Christ did for each and every one of us on the cross. We have to understand something. Hell, in my humble opinion, is actually worse than death. So we have to live for Christ because if it weren't for him and we would be in a whole world of trouble. So to live for Christ is my modus operandi. Because he died for me, I live for him. Who is the him? I'll leave that for you to answer in your own personal prayers. But as I often tell people, I've been praying once a day no more no less for years and years. I talk in going on 12 years or so it's not more, praying once a day. No more no less. There's a lot of good in bulling and cowing when it comes to talking about ideas, philosophy, ontologies, related to Jehovah or what I call Jah, "jah" being a Freemason term....
So with that in mind, I nearly ask all of you to say a prayer for the almighty Jehovah. He needs to know that you're there for him. He needs to know that you fear him. When Christ or God calls out to you and says I love you, how should one respond? Well despite my lack of faith in the notion that God speaks English, or that God speaks in language at all, right? Well despite the idea that language in early days was known as Aramaic, I believe in Jah.
Don's making the paces counting the last days. Oh no I'm a sinner? I am a sinner! It's this idea that dreams being lost are form of sin. That dreaming itself is an art carnal sin. And that if you're unwilling to accept your sin? You might want to consider the punishment for those dirty little secrets you're hiding are to be judged by Jehovah in the 11th hour. How many people look at the world God sees us. For example the world being somehow given unto a personhood and us unto the world and worldhood.
That's why I'm on wrapped up in my own sin at the moment. I lost the beautiful mulatto girlfriend mostly to my own vanity and inability to treat a female as a philosopher supposed to treat truth, if I'm not mistaken. So for me many respectfully good people, in many respects don't make it up to this light in life. I mean it's just one of those indeterminate justices. Or perhaps blind Justice, with weights and measures. All I know is that there's a hell of a lot of badness out there in the universe at the moment. I found myself to be weeping like a little dog at the first four major casualties we've had in our engagement in the Middle East. One of them was a guy named Emmanuel, or I believe that was his middle name or something? And the guy was just a total badass you know what I mean? And they're bringing them back in a casket. I literally had a nervous breakdown at dealing with the idea that this American hero is gone.
I don't understand it! But maybe that's because I dropped out of high school and chased skirts instead of joining the military. Crying into my beer again...
I reach out and just repent. I'm trying to commiserate... I'm just trying to move forward. I wish that the medicated masses would give me a little bit of a break. Whatever was in that covid-19 vaccine that they forced everybody to get? Well ask somebody who barely escaped getting it through common sense, I think that vax was medical fascist...
So I will see you out there is remember just because somebody doesn't see the world exactly as you do, doesn't mean that they ought to be politically assaulted and kicked around by a mass of immoral liberals.
So remember I said that because Jesus Christ came on this Earth for one reason and that is to save sinners...
Praise Him
