Christianity as a origin of Chaos in the Western World

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author:Zbigniew Jacniacki

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from dogmatism to identity crisis

We frequently see opinions that European leaders deficiency common sense. Their decisions seem to contradict logic. We run distant in “expert” explanations that Islam, the Chinese, the Persians and the savages of Siberia are spreading chaos. Of course, we must not forget Putin.

However, modern chaos in the Western planet – social polarization, a crisis of value and failure of identity – stems, in my opinion, from the increasing awareness that Christianity, the foundation of the alleged European civilization, was a more political tool than a universal answer to questions about the universe. The Bible’s communicative of “Jesus of a stable” or the dogma of Jehovah does not withstand confrontation with discipline and philosophy, specified as Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. Christianity, although drawing from the antique, limited its freedom of thought, and its permanence owes to the political support of the Roman Empire and the inertia of institutions, like monarchs “by God’s will.”

Christianity was not created in vacuum – it drew from the achievements of ancient Greece and Rome. Plato and Aristotle's doctrine was adapted by the fathers of the Church, e.g. Augustine of Hippona, to justify dogmas about the soul or God as absolut. Scholasty, especially the works of Thomas of Aquinas, connected Aristotle with faith.
The administration of the Church, with bishoprics and dioceses, modeled on the Roman strategy of management, and among the Slavs, e.g. in Poland after baptism in 966, The church introduced Latin writing and law—the legacy of Rome, not its own contribution. Monasteries and cathedral schools, which among Slavs were cultural centres, were based on the ancient model of education, storing the works of Cicero or Vergilius.

However, Christianity limited the possible of the antique, imposing dogmas that hindered freedom of thought. Biblical stories, specified as the creation of the planet in six days, were taken literally, leading to conflicts with rational knowledge. The Church created “political correctness”, where the criticism of dogmas was heresy. Among the Slavic opposition to this dogmatism were thinkers and movements: Paweł Włodkowice (XIV–XV century): Polish student at the Council in Constance (1414–1418) criticized the Vatican's crusades and politics, referring to reason and natural law, drawing from ancient sources.
Jan Hussites and Hussites (XV century): The Czech reformer Jan Huss challenged the authority of the Church, and after it was burned in 1415 Hussites, especially rolling stock, rejected hierarchy, inspired by egalitarian ideas.
Polish Brothers (XVI–XVIII century): Arians, specified as Faust Socin, questioned the dogma of the Holy Trinity by promoting rationalism. Their expulsion in 1658 shows the fight against independent thinking.

Christianity may alternatively be referred to as a “scan of human thought” due to mythological stories about Jehovah, it had to yield before technological discoveries. This process was slow but forced by science.

The strength of Christianity was due to the political support of the Roman Empire. After accepting him as a state religion in the 4th century, he became an instrument of power. Among Slavic baptisms, e.g. Poland in 966, was a political act, strengthening alliances with the West, but at the expense of native culture. The Vatican, as the successor of Roman power, imposed narrative, supporting the monarch “by God’s will”, which ensured the sustainability of the institution despite the failure of intellectual credibility.

Today, the Western planet struggles with chaos due to the fact that Christianity has been challenged by discipline and another civilizations, e.g. Confucianism, Buddhism or Taoism, offering deeper explanations of reality. Christians face a dilemma: dogma or truth. deficiency of choice leads to:
Identity crisis: The West is losing coherence.
Polarization: Tradition versus Science.
Slavic context: In Poland, disputes about the Church and movements like Zadruga show longing for an alternative.

The communicative that Christianity is being attacked and that causes chaos is at least wrong. Chaos is not due to external attacks, but to Christendom’s interior perversion of freedom of thought. It led Europeans astray, imposing dogmatism and limiting rational knowledge. What is recognised present as valuable in European civilization – science, philosophy, law – does not come from Christianity, but from rejecting its spiritual dogmatism and returning to the pre-Christian acquis, e.g. ancient Greece and Rome. We owe the advancement of Europe to thinkers like Włodkowice, Hus or the Polish Brothers who dared to challenge the Church alternatively than its doctrines. Christianity, as a political tool, has hampered development, and its current crisis is simply a natural consequence of revealing these limitations.
Modern chaos stems from inability to choose between story and truth. The misnarration of "attacks on Christianity" ignores that it perverted European thought, and the values of civilization come from rejecting his dogmatism and reaching for Christian wisdom. In the Slavic context, this conflict remains alive, fueling modern confusion.

In the current political situation, it is worth asking ourselves whether Christians with the consciousness of the state ideology of the Roman Empire for centuries are able to appear from chaos without a strong verification of what they believe, why are they obedient?
Rebirth was needed, enlightenment was needed.
My opinion now needs awareness.

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PS

“1000 years of evil” – Wiesław Glaner

I had the pleasance of gathering the author and congratulating him on a large book ‘1000 years of evil’.

Zbyszek Jacniacki's text is worth adding to the fact that judaic Christian religion with all its mutations, as a sect of Judaism, is simply a transmission belt for spreading Zionism.
There would be no judaic problem in the world, the problem of judaic capitalism, the problem of Zionist imperialism of the West, no 1 would have heard of Jews and Jews if it had not been possible to impose a Europe of Christianity on all continents. And the most negative, due to the fact that the aggressive form of Christianity is the Roman Curia with its Judeo-Catholicism.
It is absolutely essential to make people aware, but to do so, appropriate propaganda tools (education, media) are needed, which are beyond the scope of those who are unreligiously obstinate.

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