The Ontological War

Some people, ostensibly Christians, use religion and Christianity to help them bring about an alienated ontological world to match their own failed ontological states.

Many of these Christians roam the countryside looking for people who disagree with them, and then they use the Bible, God, Jesus, Christianity, and religion as weapons to attack those who do not agree with them. For these Christian, Jesus is not Love but just another tool like “religious freedom” to use in manipulating others to become as alienated as they are.

Ontologically, these christians (if they can self-define themselves as “Christians,” then I can call them christians when they aren’t being “Christian”) have become religious pimps, and Jesus has become their bitch.

I’ve recently also been thinking about communication. For instance, to use an extreme case, with quite a few young earth creationists—people who believe the world is only a few thousand years old—a person could seemingly explain to them forever why their worldview is factually wrong, but they would still not change their beliefs. Regular communication, logical and rational, doesn’t work with them.

The question then comes to mind: How does one reach people who have pulled themselves into an ontological cul-de-sac, turned completely around so they face a benighted decreasing realself world, and then blind and deafen themselves to all thoughts about moving forward ontologically?

There has to be other ways of reaching people like this ontologically, and that is where the idea of using parody images of “Jesus Is My Bitch” started: these images will be attempts to reach people who have failed and retreated ontologically to such a degree that they seem unreachable in any other way.

Some Christians will be offended by the images, but if they don’t like them they should get the christians who use Jesus, God, and Christianity in ontologically harmful ways to stop. It is, after all, their religion.

“Jesus Is My Bitch!” posts could become a regular series, since many christians fall into this category. The first person in the series will be Dr. David Barton.