I Talked With God

[PatTracy]

I have both a print copy and a scan of the booklet, I Talked with god. As a Creator I can appreciate the satire. I'm not sure if it would be something that I would have recommend for the prospective Creator. Beloved Founder's statement to the effect of "many have claimed to have talked with god over the centuries, prove that I haven't" really gets to the heart of the matter. Any crazy person can talk to the air and believe that they are receiving a reply or sign. Just because millions do it every Sunday, doesn't make the act of doing so less crazy.
As someone (a non Creator) pointed out to me recently christianity is an emotional religion rather than a logical one. Christians want to believe so deeply in the artificial grand spook, that they work their emotions up to eclipse any reason they may have. And then they willingly deceive themselves
As a kid I was a devout Catholic. I did everything that my catechism teacher said, even when I had doubts. By the time I was 15 I had enough of all the contradictions and outright lies. I "opened" my heart to receive the "word" but nothing ever happened. The arch spook never spoke to me or to any of my classmates. Unlike the rest of them though, I quit my decade long religious schooling and refused to attend confirmation. I didn't believe so why should I stand before the church say I that did. It would have been just another lie.

[Rev.Cambeul]

Coming from the Atheist point of view, it's definitely not something I would tend to recommend at all. Never once in my life having that emotional attachment to an invisible friend, I just can't wrap my mind around the concept of discussing anything with ... nothing. I'd rather talk to my dog; and even then I prefer subjects that she may at least grasp, such as fetching the Jigaboo Stick. My opinion is that I Talked with God by Founder Klassen, is only suitable for a small niche of ironically minded and already doubting Christians. To the totally Christinsane and the hardcore Biological White Racial Loyalist (AKA the awakened Atheist), it smells of hypocrisy and allows our ideological enemies that worship the invisible Jew-Father to wrongly think they have been handed ammunition by the Founder of Creativity himself. While for the Biological Racialists, it needlessly keeps them from embracing Creativity.

To put it bluntly, to accept I Talked with God, one either needs to be a Doubting Thomas; or if you come from the Atheist perspective, you need to ALREADY be a Creator AND learned to accept SOME abstract concepts from the Christinsane point of view, with the intent of getting into the mind of the ... self delusional. As such, the passage does have its place within Creativity, but it is certainly not for everybody.

@Cailen.

[Rev.Cambeul]

It is foolish to believe that all of our ancestors believed in a "God" or gods. For most, religion was less devout belief than it was the continuing of infantile tradition. All it takes is four generations - that is one hundred years of purely secular thought, and the whole "God" thing disappears along with its connected infantile traditions and beliefs.

The problem then arises as we saw at the closing of the Soviet Union, that the more devout - loony - of the believers become tools of the political opposition, who in the face of radicalism of any kind almost always choose the faux conservative route of the Christian traditionalist. Hence despite the actual beliefs of the majority, the devout minority are able to dictate and impose their beliefs upon the rest of the nation. Worse still, the conservative only wears the mask of a traditionalist, as he is in fact a liberal in disguise, despises true traditional values, and seeks to impose his own post-modern Christian liberal values - None of which are good for the White Race. To be a true White Racialist, one must dispense with the "God" thing once and for all and accept that pure biological racialism is the only way forward for the White Race.

The only thing a Christian can be relied upon to do is to choose between supporting Islam or Judah. Let the Christian choose his crime and bring about his own demise, for we the biological racialist majority need neither Islam nor Judah, and it is thus we that shall inherit the Earth.

if I believe in God as the first cause of all of our mother nature's laws I can't be the Creator of and a member of your Church ?

That's right. We will never allow anyone that worships a mythical Jewish god - or for that matter, Norse or any other gods - into our Church. As biological racialists, we will not allow a Christian minority to warp our religion as has been attempted on numerous occasions.

@Cailen.

[Rev.Cambeul]

Deism in English means the belief of a supreme being/an invisible friend/a spook. Creativity does not believe in anything spooky such as that - and I can safely say I DO NOT WANT TO BELIEVE!

@Cailen.

[Edwin]

if I believe in God as the first cause of all of our mother nature's laws I can't be the Creator of and a member of your Church ?

Вы должный прочитать библия белых Мужчины и вечния религия природы обо до того как вы можете понимать криативити. Меня рекомендует эти.

[Edwin]

I'm Following the eternal religion of nature every time I open something new but still I can not deny that a person is irrational in its history, he believes in something supernatural, even now in 2012, modern people in matters of religion are as ignorant as 2000 years ago

By that phrase I was trying to say 'Nature's eternal religion' which is a book by Ben Klassen. Which is the first book on creativity.