So 28mins into this @Libera_Rex brings up something REALLY important

The use of the word "Truth"

My Roman LARPing led me to the exact same problem

What's the difference between our "Truth" and the Roman word for truth: "Veritas"

And why does this matter? https://twitter.com/aionmediaco/status/1249007508091330560
When Jesus stood in front of Pontus Pilate he said: "I am the Truth"

Pilate replied: "What is Truth"

But Pilate was Roman

He was asking "What is Veritas?"

It was a conflict of philosophies

Neech believed this sentence alone proves Christianity invalid...

Here's why
Our modern "Truth" is strangely blended up with our feelings

Christ was basically saying; my emotions and love exist and matter

VERITAS is the cold modern truth of Science

The verified world "out there"

Christian Truth is built on emotions not reality

It is "postmodern"
From this angle, Christianity reveals itself as a left wing political movement

Like the modern left claiming their feelings matter more than verified biology

Their love and empathy mattering more than the verified glory of modern states

Christianity was an attack on Rome
The Roman faced reality, saw its harshness, and over millennia conquered it

Rome was the undeniable verified winner of the game

The Roman could take honest pride in himself because he was the winner
Christianity waged this attack by denying reality, by claiming Roman pride offended Truth

Truth meaning only "my feelings"

This movement took off, because it told a huge mass of people who were nothing in "reality" that they mattered because they felt like they mattered
This is why Romans saw Christianity as atheist

They were literally denying the nature of reality

Modern "postmodernism" and the "meaning crisis" is fundamentally a result of this

It is the end of a 2,000 year venture into this "felt" Truth

A waking up to its nonsense
This is the most powerful criticism of Christianity out there

It has remained unanswered

Yet, there is one last catch to this

By Neech and Roman metrics

Its verifiable that Christianity won

"the feelings" of "the weak" actually are an important force that must be understood
Left wing movements champion the idea that the feelings of "slaves" should be cared for

In a coarse unemotional view;

Oppression is dumb, because it leads to the overthrow of the rulers

Dignity leads to higher productivity and stability

Feelings DO actually matter
This strangely re-frames Christianity as POSSIBLY a genius tool to manage the dispossessed

It forces a deal

The slaves agree to be humble and non-violent

So long as the masters agree to treat them with dignity

"Give to ceasar what is ceasar's..."
Nonetheless, this still leaves us with a serious problem in the modern age

This floozy and blended mismash of "felt" Truth and verified reality seems like its about to go into conflict again

Sadly, When these memes fight

We are the cannon fodder
@MimeticValue

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