Polytheism and Why it matters to success

Anyone who is an actual Christian, by which I mean an evangelical Christian nationalist, knows that, as well as two genders, there are two Gods- Jesus and Satan. The King of Light and the King of Darkness, The King of Truth and the King of Lies, but both Kings nevertheless.

Let me explain...

The Two Kings, a fan art

Whether or not Christianity is polytheist has been a matter of theological debate for at least ten thousand years. Without going too deep into this issue, what needs to be remembered is that people who study theology go to universities, where they are brainwashed into the liberal agenda. Yes, even Christian universities are in fact, liberal, because truth is a matter of interpretation, debate and discussion. A scholar is always a liberal in sheep's clothing. Therefore anyone with a theological background must be ignored and shunned. Their work should never be read. There is only one literal source of truth and that is the Bible. And also my books, which are biblically inspired.

While Jesus is the good god out of the two, we cannot forget that Satan has been recently promoted to God status and holds just as much influence, if not more, over our daily lives. He brings sickness, criticism and horniness. He is the primary influence over culture itself, over everyone who isn't a devout Christian in this broken sinful world of losers. Since he is the God of the majority of the population, I'd argue that he is the default God. To be clear, it is stated very clearly in Exodus 20:3 that other Gods do exist. This is not up for discussion or interpretation. The matter is closed. This is proof that Satan is a God.

If you take my argument to its natural conclusion- yes, I am arguing that everyone is a Satanist until they are saved by the blood of Christ. The logic speaks for itself- truth is black and white. There are those who walk in the light of Jesus and those who walk in the darkness of Satan. There is no in-between. There is no compromise. There is no shade of gray. There is no nuance. This is the dualistic nature of true Christianity. There is good and there is bad. Therefore, people are either good or bad. 

Anyone who is good is someone who has been saved by the blood of Jesus. Anyone who is bad is anyone who has not been saved. This is a matter of choice. Those who choose to be saved walk along the path of righteousness and anyone who chooses not to, or rather rejects the path to righteousness is obviously an evil person who is choosing to be evil for the sake of evilness. And who is evil? Satan. Therefore Christians are the only good people, so good in fact, that it's impossible for a true Christian to commit a crime. And even if they do, they deserve immediate grace and forgiveness because they hold the blood of Christ, while everyone else deserves eternity in a lake of fire. I've got that joy joy joy down in my heart.

However, one does not need to pledge allegiance with Satan in a sexy, exotic sacrificial ritual, though that does happen in every neighborhood on a regular basis. Rather all it takes is to simply choose sin over Jesus, but the good news is that those who have not gone through their black baptisms at the altar of Moloch, can be saved by the blood of Jesus instead of that of a suburban white American child. There is always hope for redemption.

Since being a Satanist is pretty much the standard in this dark world, it's easier to worship Satan than Jesus. Being a Christian takes a lot of work. Not only does it involve a lot of prayer and oppression, but it involves the constant ongoing rebuking of Satan, often with anointing oil and holy water, at least that's what the girls do. Anointing oil isn't masculine and therefore men shouldn't use it. Rejecting Satan requires consistent daily upkeep and more work than actually worshipping Jesus. Satan's influence is everywhere you go. Jesus is only in the heart's of the saved. It's easy to understand why many good Christians know deep down that Satan is a more powerful God over the world that Jesus himself. 

So what does this have to do with success? Well, a lot because Jesus is everything to do with success. He is, after all, the one who delivers riches to his most loyal followers. Satan's promises are empty and vapid.

Therefore, it is extremely important when praying for success, demanding success, that we don't let ourselves fall into Satan's traps. This is a journey that requires one hundred percent faith in the Lord Jesus and that He will deliver on His promises to give us what we want.

Therefore an important element in your success journey is to stop letting Satan occupy your mind as heavily. He is literally getting in the way of your faith. Believe it or not, the blood of Jesus protects you for a good few days before Satan is due another rebuking. Routine baptisms are only required around twice a year. So set that time aside for around twice a week instead of incorporating it into your daily routine. Instead, spend that extra rebuking time thanking the Lord Jesus and praising Him for the good work He is bringing to you. When you spend more time with the Lord, your focus is shifted away from the temptations of sin and onto earthly rewards. After all, only the most faithful will be rewarded.