The Antagonists in The Iliad and The Bible: What All Revolutionaries Claim to Be


Jan 25, 2020, 3:52 PM
by Don Miguel

All I am pointing out is that there is a big difference in the relations between the protagonists and antogonists of the Illiad and that Bible.

The antagonists in the Odyssey, are seen in a rather Satanic light and people utterly without excuse. For many reasons:

1) They are in another’s kingdom and yet do not respect the interests of the King.

2) They have been given many chances to repent to the regents or deputies of the true ruler and yet fail to do so.

3) They treat the kingdom as if it belonged to them who are only guests.

Therefore and a day and hour of which only the gods know, there shall be justice severe and eternal when the true rulers return.

It’s like LOTR, Robin Hood, the Mahabharata, and the New Testament.

The good guys who are the representatives/descendants of the proper rulers are marginalized and vilified by the current usurpers.

The current world order of peace and prosperity was created in accordance with natural law, and the signs of this agency are found in the order that we enjoy. But the people who currently rule are not the servants of Natural Law but usurpers.

This is what Christians are claimed to be in the Bible as well as what just revolutionaries claim to be.


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