Fear of God or the Devil: A Modern Perspective

Averagely intelligent and moderately well-educated people fear neither entities as they understand that such entities are entirely imaginary. Fear of non-existent things would be rather silly for anyone but a small child, wouldn’t it?

Not Sane Ones

However, there are individuals who are not in their right mind and may express fear of both God and the Devil. This fear should be approached with respect, rather than as an irrational or childish apprehension.

Respect and Honor

People should fear both with the right perspective. One should not please God, as that may lead to a false sense of security. Similarly, one should avoid following the Devil, but this must be done with honor and respect, never diminishing the importance of either.

Understanding Spiritual Beliefs

People who do not know God’s Holy Spirit do not sense fear of God. Meanwhile, many who do and reject the Holy Spirit desensitize themselves with alcohol, drugs, medications, or endorphins of the flesh. In the worst case scenario, rejection of the Holy Spirit can even lead to pollution with harmful chemicals, causing permanent levels of nerve damage.

The causal effects of the world perpetuate desensitization, especially with pollution, food additives, and environmental pollutants from excessive medications, illegal and legal drugs, chemtrails, endorphins of the flesh, and car exhaust pollution. This desensitization can lead to a lack of care in one’s actions, resulting in sinful behavior without any reservations.

Embracing Wisdom and Grace

In the context of spiritual wisdom, the first sign of true wisdom is the fear of God. It is HIS justice that we should fear, and we should embrace HIS love and mercy. Thankfully, HIS justice was poured out in fury upon the cross instead of us.

Belief in Reality

I do not fear your imaginary friend or your imaginary enemy, neither do I believe in them. However, from my personal perspective, God exists and is good, while the Devil, who is evil, exists. This belief is my conviction at the age of 60, and I encourage others to explore their own beliefs and beliefs of others.

For a deeper understanding, one can watch the Alex Jones documentary on Bohemian Grove and the “cremation of care ceremony,” where many influential world figures attend. Additionally, further insight can be found in the original post that I referenced.