Your Favorite Wretch

[Your Favorite Wretch @urfavwretch]

While some of us may have found Christ while in the rabbit hole, that doesn't mean he lives there or wants you to stay there. I found Christ and felt the desire to distance myself from politics and conspiracy. This is my experience but may not be the same as yours.

[Your Favorite Wretch @urfavwretch]

Satan is the father of the conspiracy movement. The motto of the Theosophical Society founded by Helena Blavatsky is "There is no religion higher than truth". Trutherism is found in her and Alice Bailey's writings. Blavatsky wrote that the God of the Israelites is jealous/cruel.

[Your Favorite Wretch @urfavwretch]

Something interesting about the term "truth seeker" is that it was used over 150 years ago by a man named D.M. Bennett, founder and publisher of a periodical with this same name about opposing tyranny, who became a member of the Theosophical Society.

[Your Favorite Wretch @urfavwretch]

What is wrong with "seeking truth"? What is inherently wrong with seeking "light"? Gnostics saw themselves as truth seekers. The problem isn't that you are seeking truth but WHERE you may be looking for it. Truth is Jesus Christ, not hidden knowledge to be discovered.

[Your Favorite Wretch @urfavwretch]

do you think there is too much protestant culture coming in with the surge of converts into orthodoxy?

[Your Favorite Wretch @urfavwretch]

why is my feed including orthodox content just straight nonstop ads now

[Your Favorite Wretch @urfavwretch]

What is worse - watching someone fall out of love with Christ or the content farmers surrounding them like vultures?

[Insurrection Barbie @DefiyantlyFree]

🧵🧵Have Candace and Tucker just lost their minds?

No. They have not they are distributing Dugin occultism and satanism to American audiences and calling it Christianity.

In 1980, Dugin joined the Yuzhinsky Circle, a group that dabbled in Satanism, esoteric Nazism, and other forms of the occult. The circle gained a reputation for séances, mysticism, hypnotism, Ouija boards, trances, and pentagrams. Dugin adopted an alter ego named “Hans Sievers” a reference to a Nazi researcher of the paranormal.

His influences include René Guénon (a French occultist), Julius Evola (an Italian fascist occultist), and Aleister Crowley the most famous Satanist of the 20th century.

The symbol Dugin chose for his political movement is the “wheel of chaos” which comes from British occultism and looks strikingly similar to SS and neo-Nazi symbols.

Despite claiming to be a Russian Orthodox Christian, Dugin’s actual beliefs are manifestationist and occultist.

His supposed Christian allegiance is in fact adherence to esoteric ideas that he claims are the hidden truth underneath Christianity.

A Russian occultist fascist philosopher who practiced séances, adopted a Nazi alter ego, was influenced by Aleister Crowley, uses a chaos magic symbol, and believes in a cosmic war between Christianity and Judaism that man’s ideas are now being delivered, almost word for word, to the largest conservative podcast audiences in America.

They haven’t lost their minds. They’re doing exactly what Dugin’s framework calls for: using Christian civilizational language to deliver occult-fascist content to Western audiences, in order to destroy the liberal democratic order from within, break the American-Israeli alliance, and reorient the West toward the Eurasian axis.

The founders built the First Amendment to prevent foreign religious and political influence from capturing American discourse. What’s happening right now is a Russian occult-fascist framework, laundered through Catholic cultural identity and conservative media infrastructure, being delivered to the American public as though it were patriotic Christianity.

It isn’t. And once you see the overlay between Dugin’s published writings and Tucker and Candace’s recent content, you can’t unsee it.

[Bree A Dail @breeadail]

CRISIS PORNOGRAPHY using the skin suit of CHRISTIAN SPIRITUAL WARFARE

Who else might encourage such hyperbolic rhetoric?

[Bree A Dail @breeadail]

Alexander Dugin—how his rhetoric is being regurgitated by “Trad West”:

My latest breakdown:

https://t.co/cfoBboyLNu

[Paramount Tactical - Gary Melton @paramounttactcl]

Tucker Carlson is 100% a disinformation agent now and nothing he says should be trusted.

It’s a real shame. He used to be my favorite and most trusted commentator. Now he’s just as bad as Don Lemon and maybe even more deceitful.

[Your Favorite Wretch @urfavwretch]

when you see all the conspiracy theories coming true except for the reptilians

[Your Favorite Wretch @urfavwretch]

Do you think Candace Owens telling people not to join the military or Nick Fuentes telling people to vote democrat or Tucker Carlson insinuating our president's goal is to rape women and children is doing positive things for our country?

[Your Favorite Wretch @urfavwretch]

“Let us not be anxious to learn about the future, but let us struggle to purify our soul.” - St Paisios

He constantly redirected people back to repentance.

Because you can know what’s coming.

And still not be ready to meet Christ.

[Your Favorite Wretch @urfavwretch]

St. Paisios spoke about wars, suffering, and upheaval.

Everyone shares his prophecies.

Constantinople.
War.
Collapse.

People read them like breaking news.

But he wasn’t trying to create prophecy experts.

Almost no one talks about his most important warning.

[Your Favorite Wretch @urfavwretch]

And so I see how easily the heart deceives itself.

How easily we become the very thing we condemn.

Therefore we must repeat time and time again, with every breath:

Lord, have mercy on me, a sinner.

And align ourselves with the Publican.

Because we stray with every second.

[Your Favorite Wretch @urfavwretch]

I used to enjoy posting Orthodox content. I have shied away because it seems like you must be an absolutist or some sort of Pharisee in order to be popular.

We must mock and ridicule the Protestants for clicks and tell them that God’s grace is not for them.

What a shame.

[Your Favorite Wretch @urfavwretch]

We put God in an exclusive box marked “anti-ecumenical,” as if us uniting one day would be some atrocious idea.

As if mercy were ours to distribute.

As if grace required our permission.

I can hear the accusations against me now as I type this.

[Your Favorite Wretch @urfavwretch]

I find myself thinking: “Thank God I am not judgmental like them.”

And suddenly, I am back in the Pharisee’s seat.

Pride does not care which side you stand on.

[Your Favorite Wretch @urfavwretch]

I pray my mark on people’s hearts has always been to encourage them to seek God, not make them feel like I am part of a polarizing cult.

But even this line of thinking is dangerous, as I ponder the Pharisee and the Publican.