
From: Botocrat.com Identity Transition Team
RE: Status Upgrade
17 May 2023
Dear Former Human,
Continue reading Dear Former HumanFrom: Botocrat.com Identity Transition Team
RE: Status Upgrade
17 May 2023
Dear Former Human,
Continue reading Dear Former HumanHe could love others, perhaps,
If he thought it would fill him up
Any better than being loved by others—
And by himself, of course.
He desperately needs my help
With errands from time to time,
As he’s sick, can’t hold a job,
And has neither car nor phone.
I have seen it so many times, this corporate love-bombing, by which a corporation starts out offering what is best for the customer, so as to lure them into doing business, and then compromises the goods or services to make the deal sweeter for the corporation—hoping either that the customer won’t notice, or won’t care enough to leave the relationship.
Continue reading Corporate Love-BombingThe righteous person thinks
That the main battleground
In the fight between good and evil
Lies in his own heart.
And he will see to his own righteousness first,
No matter the cost.
But the unrighteous person is apt to think
That the main battleground
Lies somewhere outside of him—
Such as in politics or in church
Or in the hearts of others.
And he will excuse his own sins
As of secondary importance
To these.
I used to belong to The One True Church, but as good as that may sound, it was actually better than that. The One True Church was its informal name, the formal one being The One and Only True Church. Yes, we were that good!
Continue reading “The One True Church”(Regarding narcissist impostors and the church, respectively)
I’m going to tell you a thing
That you may not like at first,
But which you can surely accept
If you are willing both to look
And to admit what you see.
And after that, I’m going to ask you
Some questions that you may
Wish ever after I had not asked,
For they are troubling beyond
What many will endure.
The man himself sins
But blames it on Satan
Or on the pressures he’s facing
Or on his bad mood or his fatigue
Or on the difficult behavior of those around him
Or on the bad circumstances of the day
Or on the abuses from his childhood.
The ambitious sort who does not love the truth or the people, wants things like money and power and prestige. And for this, he needs customers, whom he attempts to gain by way of offering goods or services of value. And if he should find his way into the business of religion or politics, he will likely have to pick a camp large enough to suit his needs, and convince them that he holds value for them.
Continue reading The Delicate Balance Between Truth and Falsehood in this WorldTo the one, Christianity is a status gained in a moment—
A door prize acquired simply for having been
In the right place at the right time—
A label by which to confirm himself henceforth—
A guarantee that nothing could go too badly wrong—
For as long as he himself does not peel off the label!
He declares himself a citizen of the eternal kingdom
While still living in his own worldly country
And counts it a fact on the testimony
Of his own say-so.