Originally posted by awareness10
From what i know, the Luciferian Egregore Mindset did..
Interesting word Egregore, I had to look it up. Thanks! Always looking to expand the vocabulary.
Reading the definition I'm reminded of a story a Man told me once.
This was decades ago,
back when States got to keep the taxes from oil drilled in their area,
and Louisiana State University was booming, bringing in the best professors.
My friends' dad is the formost authority on Lybrary Science in the US at the time,
and leading the switch to digital from the old card catalog Dewey Decimal system.
Anyway, one weekend I was spending the night having a sleepover with his son,
who had just been sent out in his first ever Truck to run some errands, so I have
nothing to do for an hour and I walk into his darkened Study where he is sitting on the couch laughing.
Feeling he was in a friendly mood I timidly walked in.
On the TV there is an old black and white movie playing. He tells me it's one of his favorites "Dr Strangelove" so I sit down in the recliner and
watch a bit with him. After the scene where General Turgidson takes a phone call, that his scantily clad secretary had screened with him, I chuckled
too.
The Professor looked at me suspiciously, like I was just giggling cause he said the movie was funny.
Defensively I said to him "That's just like when my Mom talks to my Grandfather long distance. This movie really shows the generation gap." And
smiled.
He warmed up and started asking me about the things his son and I had been up too working at our first Jobs together. I told him how the first time I
went they didn't hire me, but afterward his son said "watch this" put on a "Jesus First" T-shirt and we went back and applied together. We both got
hired on the spot. And that's how his son helped me get my first Job.
He sat up a little bit, and confided in me.
"You know. When I was studying Library Science, I went to libraries all over the world. One day, in the back of an old library. Underneath a broken
down shelf. Forgotten in a pile of ruined books. I found a passage that explained how the Ancient Gods decided that from now on they would be known
Collectively as just God. In the singular. That is the day I lost my faith."
His son got back and we went and did different things. I understood that he meant that his son was being Ironic with the T-shirt and just
manipulationg the emotions of a prospective employer. And that faith is no substitue for Education. But I couldn't help feeling that he felt a
little sad too.
David Grouchy
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