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Title: The Bloody Bible
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URL Source: http://www.luciferianliberationfront.org/bloody.html
Published: Oct 13, 2010
Author: Lucifer???
Post Date: 2010-10-13 10:56:12 by PSUSA
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The greatest atrocities that man has had to endure at the hand of his fellow man have been in the name of GOD. The pages of the Bible are painted red with blood spilled to please this bloodthirsty vampire known as "God." NOTE: The analysis that follows is largely based on the irrational belief that an actual God(s) exists and that the world is subject to intangible, magical forces. For a more probable analysis of who the authors of the Bible were talking about when they used the word "God," see The Immaculate Deception.. "Sacrifice"...a word often heard coming from pulpits as preachers attempt to bleed dry the pockets of their congregations. Put simply, sacrifice is merely giving up something of one value for something of lesser value. The word "sacrifice" is synonymous with the word "injustice," because when something of value is traded for something of a truly lesser value, an injustice has occurred. In accordance with the twisted morality of the Bible, it isn't surprising that sacrifice is considered a virtue rather than the sin which it really is. One of the greatest examples of God's true nature is reflected in the fact that he not only accepts sacrifices, but he demands them. God has demanded that blood be spilled in order for him to extend his mercy (Leviticus 17:11). Thousands of years ago, God was willing to accept the spilled blood of animals in exchange for his forgiveness, but even the deaths of billions of animals didn't provide enough blood to satiate his hunger. The Bible tells us that humans were to be killed as an offering to this bloodthirsty God (Leviticus 27:29) even though modern believers deny that God accepted human sacrifice, that's exactly what these executions were. Even that human blood wasn't sufficient to permit God's "grace" to cover the sins of man so a half human/half God (Jesus) had to be killed. Now we have the ultimate injustice...spill the blood of the most valued in exchange for the least worthy. And somehow this injustice (sacrifice) is so "perfect" that God is able to extend his "perfect mercy" without offending justice. If you're confused, you must not have a Christian background because this is exactly what the fundamental view of salvation amounts to. "Washed in the blood of the lamb," as they sing in church. What a disgusting image that paints. More examples concerning blood sacrifices to God in the Bible: One of the great paradoxes of the Bible is the fact that God gave man the commandment "Thou shalt not kill" then turned around and ordered the slaughter of countless animals and human beings. He also claimed that anything which killed a man would be killed by man (Genesis 9:6), unless, that is, God wanted them to kill man, then they could get away with it. God's morality is based on the changing whim of God alone. Don't even try to figure it out! Biblical examples of God ordering man to kill his fellow man or condoning the killing of humans: [snip] 
The Bloodthirsty Vampire
The Bible reveals an important, yet often overlooked trait of God's nature and that is his thirst for blood. From the beginning of his dealings with man he has shown his preference for spilled blood; he accepted Able's offering of sheep's blood and rejected Cain's offering of grains and plants (Genesis 4:3-5). God has told man that the shedding of blood is required to be forgiven of sins (Leviticus 17:11, Hebrews 9:22). In the Old Testament, millions of animals were slaughtered and their blood poured onto altars and burned in a futile attempt to please God. The smoke from the burning flesh and blood was such a sweet scent to God (Exodus 29:18, Leviticus 1:9), that his anger was appeased when he smelled the sweet, burning blood (Genesis 8:21) Even the human/god sacrifice of Jesus is compared to the sweet smelling barbecue of an animal (Epehsians 5:2). Why is blood so sweet to this vampiric God? Why is blood required to be spilled in order to receive forgiveness from this "merciful" God? Don't ask these questions, "just believe," you will be told. Besides why risk ending up in an eternal barbecue just because things smell a little strange to you?
Bloodshed in The Bible
Knowing God's fondness of blood, it isn't surprising to find out that his "word;" the Holy Bible, is filled with bloodshed. When we read the Bible, we get to see a first-hand glimpse of God's true nature...and a very bloody nature it is indeed. The Bible tells us that God commanded: "Thou shalt not kill," yet King Saul lost his throne because he didn't kill everything God had commanded him to (1 Samuel 15:3, 9-11). We now present some examples of the bloodthirsty nature of God straight from the "good" book itself.
Index
Sacrifice - The Ultimate Sin
Thou Shalt Not Kill...Unless I Tell You To
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#5. To: PSUSA (#0)
Blood sacrifice in general and human sacrifice in particular have deep roots in the magic and religion of all our ancestors. They reach perhaps into the Upper Paleolithic. There is no continent where the traces of sacrifice are not found. Modern religions have incorporated a deeply buried impulse that I believe is bred into us to sacrifice not "something of great value for something of lesser value," as is suggested here, but for something that is perceived of as of much greater value. Religion as we know it has sublimated and utilized this force. Humankind are mysterious beings.
#7. To: randge (#5)
We sure are. It's interesting to see them in action. I include myself in this, because until rather recently I considered myself to be a xtian. Leaving that in the dust was one of the best, if not the best, decisions I ever made. I don't know about this human sacrifice and all the other things that were ordered by the kike god. How is it that any of this can be considered good and virtuous by anyone? I look back at this crap and wonder why it took me so damn long to leave it. That imo is the power of the programming that most of us received when we were little kids.
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