RepSel1001
New member
- Joined
- Mar 3, 2023
- Messages
- 20
So I signed up around a week ago to learn about some of the ideas here.
I posted a simple question: If JoS stands for ethics, then why do they also worship Goddesses, when women are a clear manifestation of Evil?
I got a lengthy response, which I'll break down, having had some days to think about it.
"Please make a post where you do not call for people to end their life or other self-destructive behaviors."
I don't advocate self-harm at all. I'm saying that women do. There's a clear difference there.
"No, women are not evil and this is a totally anti-life mindset. Instead of thinking that this must be the case, you should instead realize that everyone in this world has been subject to spiritual degeneration, resulting in all sorts of problems."
I get that this world's been through shit, which in turn has made some people quite awful, but it's hard to deny basic philosophy: Men are fundamentally good, distracted into evil, whereas women are fundamentally evil, using good acts in a Machiavellist way.
"Yet, we are all capable of divinity IF we chose to advance our souls with meditations, under the Gods. Look to the Gods of the expression of a truly positive female, rather than assuming women are evil by default. Women represent the planets of Venus and the Moon, among other attributes. There is nothing inherently evil here."
If women represent Venus and The Moon, then doesn't it make more sense to say that those planets and moons are inherently evil? Doesn't it make more sense then, to say, until Satan restores Good Everywhere, that humanity is cursed to both Sun (Male/Good) and Moon (Female/Evil)?
"Someone could make the claim that men commit huge amounts of violent crime and war, and are therefore evil, but this is not the case either."
Yes, because not all men are evil on the actions of a few. That's plainly evident: masculinity is not defined as "the diehard zeal to commit evil", as femininity is. The matter is, the definition itself.
"An element of compassion and a focus on the future is needed for success, rather than assumptions of negativity or other self-destructive behavior, like killing yourself for not having a driver's license."
I'm not telling anyone to kill themselves for not being able to drive, that's what women do.
Again, as a Vaishnavite, I swear to Vishnu, I'm not here to troll. If I've said anything wrong, please do let me know. But I don't think it's fair that we continue the way we do.
Let me know your thoughts on this matter.
I posted a simple question: If JoS stands for ethics, then why do they also worship Goddesses, when women are a clear manifestation of Evil?
I got a lengthy response, which I'll break down, having had some days to think about it.
"Please make a post where you do not call for people to end their life or other self-destructive behaviors."
I don't advocate self-harm at all. I'm saying that women do. There's a clear difference there.
"No, women are not evil and this is a totally anti-life mindset. Instead of thinking that this must be the case, you should instead realize that everyone in this world has been subject to spiritual degeneration, resulting in all sorts of problems."
I get that this world's been through shit, which in turn has made some people quite awful, but it's hard to deny basic philosophy: Men are fundamentally good, distracted into evil, whereas women are fundamentally evil, using good acts in a Machiavellist way.
"Yet, we are all capable of divinity IF we chose to advance our souls with meditations, under the Gods. Look to the Gods of the expression of a truly positive female, rather than assuming women are evil by default. Women represent the planets of Venus and the Moon, among other attributes. There is nothing inherently evil here."
If women represent Venus and The Moon, then doesn't it make more sense to say that those planets and moons are inherently evil? Doesn't it make more sense then, to say, until Satan restores Good Everywhere, that humanity is cursed to both Sun (Male/Good) and Moon (Female/Evil)?
"Someone could make the claim that men commit huge amounts of violent crime and war, and are therefore evil, but this is not the case either."
Yes, because not all men are evil on the actions of a few. That's plainly evident: masculinity is not defined as "the diehard zeal to commit evil", as femininity is. The matter is, the definition itself.
"An element of compassion and a focus on the future is needed for success, rather than assumptions of negativity or other self-destructive behavior, like killing yourself for not having a driver's license."
I'm not telling anyone to kill themselves for not being able to drive, that's what women do.
Again, as a Vaishnavite, I swear to Vishnu, I'm not here to troll. If I've said anything wrong, please do let me know. But I don't think it's fair that we continue the way we do.
Let me know your thoughts on this matter.