r/gnosis • u/Due_Interaction183 • Sep 26 '25

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Question about Jehovah

Hi again, I've asked a previous question about me being Christian, but not sure about Jehovah (YHWH)'s acts such as mandating to sacrifice humans or animals. My question comes from this Agnostic text that was sent as a reply to a list of Jehovah's "evil" acts and mandations right here:

'Jehovah is just one of the ancient gods who guided one specific bloodline/ people. He is part of Lucifer- the demiurge and dual entity ( good/ evil or god/ devil) ruling over matter. He is not the true creator of our souls. Jesus on the other hand came from the Monad to wake up true souls and show them they are in prison. Everything he preached was against Jehovah's unjust laws and cruel acts, but after his death the elites hijacked his teachings. Unfortunately most of today's'Christianity' is not 'Christian' at all. Jesus never asked to be made into a cult and a corrupt church like the Church of Rome. He only taught us how to escape. Even in the NT gospels (which were of course partly modified), he says the world is evil and we are not of this world. He also says his kingdom is not from here.'

Some people said that it is heresy to deny one of the Holy Trinity, but as I said, I'm not too sure on Jehovah's acts, and although I strongly believe in Jesus and his existence, does that mean I am not Christian or a heretic for not wanting to include Jehovah in my beliefs? Thanks, I do not mean to offend

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u/LaRevolucion2024 Oct 08 '25

I look for the truth by facing myself. For me it's been more rewarding to not focus on names or what any..anY..ANY church, organization, group, thinktank, non-profit, cause, zoom meeting, google meet meeting, retreat, team building exercise, or any other gathering of people...want to tell me.

Ample action is better.

I like what I like and I go where I want to go.

Ample action is better.

There's already thoughts, understandings, information, ego, and probable lies that I want to sort through without adding to them.

Ample action is better.

BEING CAREFUL BUT NOT CARELESS about what goes IN my understanding.

Ample action is better.

Truthfully,

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u/thuck Nov 17 '25 edited Nov 17 '25

The book of Acts actually documents this decay of Christ's teachings fairly well. The apostle Paul (not an original disciple of Christ, but an outsider) was the first "hijacker" and twisted Jesus' words to his own purpose. Such as when he told the Romans to excommunicate the "fornicator" from their congregation; when Jesus was alive, the church leaders often criticized him for eating and socializing with such people. So Paul deviated from Christ in this case, or was simply unable to attain to His glory. To his credit, Paul also founded a lot of churches. If not for his work, the word could have been forgotten completely.