CYCLE TWENTY-TWO
1. Western civilization has long been subject
to moral relativism, not simply in terms of Christianity having been overhauled
by secular modernity, like the Church by the State (without, however, the
Church, or Christianity, ceasing to exist and to play at least some role in
religious affairs), but also in terms of the centuries-old schism in the Church
between Roman Catholicism and Protestantism, not to mention the mini-schism, as
it were, within Protestantism between Anglicanism and Nonconformism,
including the denominational distinction, in the latter case, between
Puritanism and Presbyterianism.
2. But even the Bible, the scriptural 'holy
book' of Western civilization, is subject to a split which, manifesting in Old
and New testaments, smacks of moral relativism, as between the sensual culture
and civilization, but especially culture, of the Old Testament, and the
sensible civilization and culture, but especially civilization, of the New
Testament, thereby signifying a scriptural dichotomy between cultural beauty
and civilized knowledge, the Creator (Jehovah) and Christ, the so-called Son of
God, Whose father is actually less germane to the Old Testament than to the New
... as a sort of epitome of racial unholiness, or
metaphysical unrighteousness.
3. Thus the so-called Holy Bible is divisible between
the cultural clearness of the Old Testament and the civilized holiness of the
New Testament, the alpha-most and, in relative terms, omega-most extremes of
this scriptural justification of and even mirror to moral relativism.
4. For the cultural clearness of Jehovah, as
First Mover, contrasts with the civilized holiness of Christ, as paganistic beauty (though this is frankly to exaggerate the
organic significance of the context in question) with Christian knowledge, and
thereby pits a female cultural perfection against male civilized perfection,
the former metachemically upper-class and the latter
physically lower-class.
5. But the
righteousness of female cultural perfection, being clear, is absolutely evil
and therefore immoral, whereas the righteousness of male civilized perfection,
being holy, is relatively wise and therefore moral.
6. There is no absolute wisdom, and hence
morality, in the Bible by dint of the existence there of absolute evil in the
righteousness of cultural clearness, which precludes the opposite - and
refutation - of itself. The New
Testament goes no further than the relative wisdom of the righteousness, in
Christ, of civilized holiness. That is
as much holiness, and wisdom, as the Old Testament, by its very existence as
the greater part of the so-called Holy Bible, permits to the New.
7. Interestingly, the racial truth of
metaphysical sensuality, or the absolute folly of the unrighteousness of racial
unholiness, finds an ecclesiastical parallel in the
traditional monopoly of Italians on the papacy, as though the most suitable
symbol of the metaphysical Father, Who is the New Testament Creatoresque
equivalent to the metachemical Jehovah (though
organic parallel in the ears to Satan as 'fallen angel' from metachemical to metaphysical, as from stellar to solar),
vis-à-vis the civilized holiness of the physical Son, viz. Christ.
8. But, of course, the metaphysical Father is
only equivalent to Jehovah in the sense of Creator, not in relation to the
absolute evil of cultural clearness and the female righteousness thereof. The New Testament Father is not even entitled
to identification with righteousness, given His racial folly in metaphysical
sensuality. That dubious privilege can
only be accorded to the Risen Virgin, Who towers above the metaphysical Father,
in the organic supremacy of eyes over ears, pretty much as Jehovah above Satan,
the stellar above the solar, in inorganic primacy, and therefore in terms of
the sensual beauty of cultural clearness.
9. Ironically, whereas the paganistic
perfection (absolute) of the Old Testament has more relevance to the so-called
New World (America), with its upper-class sensual values, as in eyes and ears,
not to mention, more inorganically, of stellar and solar cosmic primacy, the
Christian perfection (relative) of the New Testament would seem to have
traditionally had more relevance to the so-called Old World (Europe), with its
lower-class sensible values, as in womb and brain, as applying, in particular,
to the Catholic Church.
10. However that may be, the Bible is an agent of
moral relativism, and should be repudiated by all who seek the ascendancy of
cultural truth (as germane to transcendental meditation) and the coming of
absolute holiness to the world in the guise (top tier) of 'Kingdom Come'.
11. The sooner the Bible is officially consigned
to the rubbish bin of religious history, the sooner will the People be
delivered from moral relativism and encouraged to embrace the moral
righteousness (for males) and moral unrighteousness (for females) of 'Kingdom
Come', in which sensibility will blossom anew in the light (truth) of the
ultimate Son, the Second Coming of male righteousness in the cultural holiness
of Social Transcendentalism and its advocacy, for those who are entitled to it,
of transcendental meditation.