by Andrew Jasko | Sep 19, 2020 | Psychology, Religious Trauma and Spiritual Abuse
The Bible contains many depictions of God, some benevolent, others less than praiseworthy. One of the Bible’s main images of God lies on the diabolical end of the divinity spectrum: God the Fascist. Although the Bible never calls God a fascist outright, many of...
by Andrew Jasko | Nov 12, 2019 | Psychedelics, Psychology, Religious Trauma and Spiritual Abuse, Spirituality
Christians understand that divine grace can be experienced through ingesting a sacred substance. Jesus instituted the eating of sacraments in the Lord’s Supper, a central ritual in Christian gatherings around the world. Psychedelics are an official sacrament in...
by Andrew Jasko | Jul 13, 2019 | Nondual Theology and Philosophy, Psychology, Spirituality
Omnibenevolence means “divinity is all-loving” with “total goodwill,” and that includes you because your fundamental nature is divine. It means the presence of unconditional love is ubiquitous: everywhere, all around you, in everything and everyone, because the...
by Andrew Jasko | Apr 24, 2019 | Religious Trauma and Spiritual Abuse, Spirituality
A politician who uses Christianity to promote immorality and economic exploitation through lying propaganda is considered an antichrist in the Bible. Christians who embrace Trump and his promises of salvation (or any politician who uses God as a pretense) are...
