A historical timeline of how humanity has slowly degraded into it’s fundamental essence.
Readership: All;
Length: 1,600 words
Reading Time: 6 minutes
Introduction
There is an old American aphorism regarding the socio-spiritual growth of an individual.
“Some people have to hit bottom before they know which way is up.”
The idea is that a man has to make a total mess of his life before he realizes that what he is doing doesn’t work, and that he needs to make a fundamental change.
It has a spiritual corollary as well. A person has to see that all his own understanding is off the mark, and all his best efforts don’t make a bit of difference. When he “hits bottom” he realizes that he needs God.
To offer an example, Roosh is an individual who fits this truism well. The reader could probably recount other individuals from his own mental rolodex of acquaintances.
But this phenomenon applies to humanity as a whole.
The Social Structure Hits Bottom
A societal culture changes incrementally over centuries, because there’s only so much change that the masses as a whole, or even one generation for that matter, can accept at any one time.
Dave, a commenter at Adam’s place, has summarized the structural changes in the political order, based on a YouTube video, . [Lightly edited for clarity.]
“In a nutshell, the true order (as understood by all western Europeans) was God – Catholic Church – King – Aristocracy – Middle Class- workers – nature/animals. Almost all wars of consequence since the Protestant Reformation have been won be the wrong side, and each subsequent loss pushed the revolution further down that line of God’s order.
The Thirty Years War – An effective loss for the Church. Protestantism survives, and the Church would by default need to compromise increasingly henceforth.
English Civil War – An absolute disaster. The King is executed, Puritanism flourishes (and will later spread to the USA), and although the Monarchy is restored, Parliament (aka the Aristocracy – for the time being at least) is effectively in charge.
French/U.S. revolutions — No pretence. The King is overthrown by the same movement in both nations. Yes the US founders were gentlemen. Yes they were aristocrats, but still they were revolutionaries in rebellion against their somewhat ‘tainted’ (by Henry VIII forming his own Church and the execution of Charles I during the civil war) but still rightful King. The movement away from God continues.
U.S. Civil War — Now the Aristocrats are overthrown. The Confederate leaders were gentlemen and aristocrats, the North under Lincoln were middle class businessmen. Out with the old and in with the new. The USA ceased to be the land of free born Britons, and is now a money making enterprise importing labour from all the world over.
Post WW1 — Communist and socialist revolutions galore. The workers are now in charge. The Tsar is gone. The last of the old order with him. Germany effectively has two revolutions. The USA has a socialist overthrow of Lincoln’s middle class business ruling elite with the New Deal. The Aristocrats of the House of Lords are starting to be replaced, and Parliament is now made up of all classes of people.
Today — Now the workers have been overthrown. Their jobs exported, while their third world replacement populations have been imported and allowed to create anarchy on the streets without opposition. The worship of the environment is promoted as the greatest good.
In 500 years, the actual order of the world has been incrementally degraded to the point where it has been tuned on its head. If we take the above understanding to be a true evaluation of events, the problem is, how is it even possible to reverse it?
The non USA anglosphere retains the trappings of the old order via the Monarchy. Yet its still a watered down version of the pre Henry VIII monarchy. The remnants of the USA cling to their aristocratic constitution and fair play rules, but that is laughable considering the demographics of the union. If the confederates couldn’t make a case for states rights in the 1860’s, good luck making that case in clown world today.
Meanwhile, the Catholic Church has itself been white anted, and we have that fool of Pope sitting in the Chair of St Peter.”
A comment from Dave on Pushing Rubber Downhill: The Friday hawt chicks & links – The middle class imploding edition. (2020 June 6)
When wimmin, rainbow fluffs, and foreigners who become politicians call the shots, rest assured, we can go no lower.
The Anglo culture’s socio-political structure has hit rock bottom.
John Stuart Mill (1806-1873), noted for his treatises in classical liberalism, utilitarianism, and feminism; heralded as “the most influential English-speaking philosopher of the nineteenth century”.Christianity Hits Bottom
64 AD — Peter and Paul were executed.
The second and third century AD — Christians persecuted and martyred on a large scale.
The third and fourth century AD — Authentic Christianity was lost largely due to hellenization.
325-787 AD –The Seven Ecumenical Councils universalize Christian doctrine.
394 AD — Christianity was institutionalized as a state sanctioned religion. Christian doctrine and liturgical practices were subsequently adulterated by Germanic paganism.
1054 AD — The Great Schism. Roman popes break away from the Orthodox Church, and form the Catholic Church.
1095-1251 AD — The Great Crusades pitted Christianity against Islam.
The 11th and 12th centuries AD — The church was further adulterated by chivalry and was then swallowed whole over the next few centuries.
1453 AD — The Turks conquer Constantinople and change Christendom’s greatest church into a mosque.
1517 AD — Martin Luther posts the 95 Theses, kick starting Lutheranism and the beginning of the Radical Reformation and Protestantism.
The 16th through 18th centuries — Further schisms and reform movements within the Anglican Communion, with influence from the Radical Reformation, produced the Puritans and Separatists, giving us today’s Baptists, Congregationalists, Quakers, and eventually Unitarian Universalism.
1532 AD — King Henry VIII forms the Church of England in order to pursue a marriage forbidden by the church.
1610-1650 AD — The Scientific Revolution defies Church authority and forms independent ontological models of the physical world.
1620, 1632 AD — Puritans seek religious freedom and colonize North America.
1637-1789 AD — The Age of Enlightenment leads to liberalism and reductionism in politics, religion, science, and the church.
1717 AD — Freemasonry was founded in England.
1729 AD — The Methodist church was formed.
1776; 1789 AD — The American and French revolutions install democracy as a societal structure, eroding social hierarchies and tribal identities.
1764-1850 AD — Gothicism, the fascination with dark romance, horror, and the macabre sweeps literature and the arts.
Early 19th century — Social, political, and economic liberalism take root.
19th century — Industrialization breaks down the patriarchal social structure of western nations.
1845 AD — The Southern Baptist church was formed.
1870 AD — The Dogma of Papal Infallibility led to the split of the Old Catholic Church.
1870-1890 AD — Freemasons infiltrate church and government institutions.
1890-1930 AD — Occultism creeps into western societies.
20th century — Ecumenism forms. Progressive Christianity, Liberal Christianity, and Liberation Theology, grow exponentially. Protestant churches diverge and then converge along the lines of social liberalism. This is the greatest spiritual adultery of our age.
1914-1918 AD — World War 1 transforms western society and destroys the last remnants of an agrarian, patrilineal social structure.
1916 AD — The Pentecostal church was formed.
1919 AD — Women’s Suffrage erodes patrilineal authority.
1929 AD — The stock market crash leading to the Great Depression destroyed the Gold Standard, consolidated the stranglehold of corporate capitalism, instituted social security, and led many to fear social cataclysm and suffering.
1945 AD — Democratic liberalism reigns supreme. Nationalism vanishes and the Nuclear Age begins.
1950-1980 AD — The sexual revolution grows to envelop western society.
1960 AD — The hormonal contraception pill was introduced, leading to the debasement of marriage.
1970 AD — No Fault Divorce legislation turned marriage into a revolving door.
1973 AD — Roe vs. Wade ruling legalizes abortion, heralding the domination of hedonistic materialism over the sanctity of life.
1980s — Divorce rocks the west, eliminating the common knowledge of God from the younger generations consciousness.
1990s — Revival of occultism.
21st century — Intersectional Feminism destroys the last vestiges of patrilineal authority and leads to widespread nihilism and apostasy.
Christianity has hit rock bottom. What we have today is but a shadow of the real thing.
Conciliar Fundamentalism – The Church of ManConclusion
We’ve hit bottom in every appreciable way. It’s time for the American people, and western culture, to discover a new base of existence.
Many of the faithful can sense the dissolution of Christian norms. Since 1995, Orthodoxy has become the fastest growing Church in America.
Take heart! Find your new found faith in our Creator, and His Son, Jesus Christ!
I cry out to the Lord with my voice;
Psalm 142:1-2 (NKJV)
With my voice to the Lord I make my supplication.
2 I pour out my complaint before Him;
I declare before Him my trouble.
Rise up, O ye people! Find your voice, the voice of a new generation, a new paradigm of reality, and a new hope. The future awaits you now. Take hold of it, for it is yours!
Related
- Roosh V: Cultural Collapse Theory (2014 April 28)
- Cane Caldo: Do Church Doors Erase Bibles? (2016 September 19)
- Christianity and Masculinity: Roosh’s Christian Conversion (2019 June 12)
- A Father’s Journey: Redemption (2020 June 8)
- Amerika (Brett Stevens): Arc of History? Cycle of History (2020 October 27)
