The defiant “God is dead” proclamation is a monstrous swindle perpetrated by spiritually-diseased men-—ie., Feuerbach, Marx, Nietzsche— who not only lusted after the powers of God the Father but sought escape from Him by way of a return to nature.
Needing a replacement for God the Father Marx, et al eagerly accepted and promoted Darwin’s idea of evolution precisely because it . Evolutionary theory is also a hoax. The first historic mention of evolution comes from ancient Shinar. Though the Pharoah’s implied evolution as the mechanism of creation, it was mystics in India who refined evolution as the mechanism of reincarnation.
The rebels of yesterday and today prefer chaos to order, altruism to the virtue of transcendant Love, meaninglessness to meaning, lie to truth, immorality to morality, themselves as gods instead of God the Father. The dread spirit of evolutionary theory presents them with all that their self-deluded hearts desire. The price? Their souls.
My sister has an autistic son. She told me there’s a movement that claims Autism is the next step in evolution because altruism is bad for our species.
If you're ever interested in really "getting down into the weeds" of spiritual disorder, personal and cultural, I have a couple of book recommendations for you, dear sister in Christ. I've been doing a little "'self-tutorial on Great German authors of the 20th Century" for the past couple months. Narrowed down to just three authors: Nobel Laureate Elias Canetti's Auto-da-Fé, Robert Musil's The Man without Qualities, and Heimito von Doderer's The Demons.
That is the order in which I am reading them. I've just completed Musil's stupendous (1,774-page) novel. Have just started the Doderer....
Dear spirited irish, you nail Feuerbach, Nietzsche, and Marx for their devastating sociocultural effects. The three German novels just mentioned show you what happens from there, "in the belly of the beast," unto the next generation(s), at the personal level and from there into the total implosion of historic European culture that devolved therefrom, first culminating in WWI, and then on from there into the bloodiest century in the history of mankind.
Musil's work is particularly challenging.... (And at times horrifically shocking.)
It's interesting, but all these men were primarily scientifically trained. The miracle is that they also happen to be great literary artists. And all of them place particular demands on their readers. There's no "free ride" for the reader with any of these novels....
Anyhoot, they're all out of print, but still available via {e.g.} Amazon's excellent used-booksellers network. I thought you might have an interest, dear spirited irish....
Thank you so very much for your splendid essay/post!