Jesus 40k Worldview

The Warpstorms gather, and the hivecites empty. Even in the 41st Millennium, there can be cleansing for your sins.

@IronLadyEther Gnarly! I just spotted those books i believe

We finally have new images of Medrengard - the Daemon World of the Iron Warriors - from the Eye of Terror: Reign of Iron codex supplement!! :D Here's some new lore on Medrengard from the book (which we didn't already know): - Medrengard is a bleak place with a bleached sky and a black sun; the sun literally drains the life around it, including your lifeforce if you're a mortal. - Perturabo's lair is called the Kolasikon. It's on an onyx island that's surrounded by a lake of lava and a sprawling industrial city called the Arazikion. - Pyriphon is a place where there are a formidable cluster of hell-forges used by Perturabo. Here, Daemon Engines, weapons, shells and the like are produced for the Iron Warriors. - A citizen of Medrengard is referred to as a Medrengarder. - Many types of "monstrous creatures and tortured constructs" roam the planet as a result of the Iron Warriors' macabre experimentations (which probably includes the Unfleshed).

@LostLoreScholar GGs on the fatherhood!

I'm not going to be playing Pragmata. I just don't have time. But as a new father I pray for more pro-children and pro-parenthood themes to come forth in the coming years. I don't post politics but I WILL post virtue. Having children within the bounds of wedlock is a virtue.

Love it! Yeah, it is strange how they have taken their projections of "toxic masculinity" and just grafted the traits on to female characters, then call it empowerment. Unfortunately, they don't bring along the primal or noble motivations of a male character, so we get insufferable.

Western Devs will create the most HORRIFYING and ANNOYING character of all time and then wonder why no one likes them. Its actually quite easy to make a likable character. Just make them likable.

@NornQueenKya 🤣 Nice! Glad the algorithm shined favorably on you!

I can see people are excited for 11th because my dumb skit about starting my 11th army is gaining traction lol Oh boy i cant wait for when my 12th army vid takes off in 4 years

@RGuillimanXIII Upkeeping the record of His glorious deeds!

Good morning. How are you serving the Emperor today?

@khaliltooshort ✅️

The whole Pragmata debacle has been a great case study forreal You see the ones who are actual humans yearning for attachment and meaning And the ones who are deranged sickos looking to destroy every bit of good humanity has

@HMBohemond Literally no one craved a bald black Mechanicus queen, but here we are! The kids will love seeing favorite factions in action, and the kid in me does too.

Well that was a load of shit.

@PhilosopherWar There are many who see the world throgh black-tinted glasses.

How does this have 15k likes?

@chionerin The kids call that "cope".

Men is it wrong to want children? Ive been seeing alot of women online lately who seem to think a man yearning for his own family is inherently "predatory"?

@A_new_idea @maryarchived 🤣 The deconstruction of Western Civilization is a spiritual attack. Objective goodness is heresy to the new world orthodoxy!

@maryarchived I would hit you with "you need therapy" but I'm sure many of the other comments already did. x.com/40kWorldview/s…

lots of strange reactions to this game. let’s clear some things up: childless men do not have paternal instincts the way that childless women have maternal instincts (we observe this even in the way little girls play vs. little boys). men first experience paternal instincts once they have their own children - and typically, those paternal instincts are only ever felt for their own children, and no one else’s. men are not nurturers. men don’t gush over cute kids in public. men don’t have baby fever. if a man wants to possess a child for any reason other than it being a product of his own lineage, he is likely a predator. and you’d be taking the feminist/radical gender abolitionist position to protest any of the above points. this should explain why a “dad simulator” game marketed to mostly childless men gives people the creeps.

@Triarch_Praetor Absolutely.

@40kWorldview 40k depicts faith far better than most

The Ecclesiarchy is one of my favorite parts of 40k. What some may view as irony, I view as meaningful critique. Anti-Christ people don't seem to understand that many Christians welcome criticism of the Church. 40k provides some of the most poignant far-future reflections on the failures and dangers of religion. All while painting the most honest fictional depictions of FAITH.

Let's go! Good words. Thanks for the recommendation. Downloading FH now. That has been on the list, also Thousand Sons, since that involves the Council of Nikaea (i was told). I am in Volume 1, and am skipping way ahead after finishing HH Horus Rising throgh Fulgrim. I am aiming to ensure my lore is airtight with references before I write the fan-fic for my son. One thing I know, Jesus returns throgh the Warp. That is awesome about your studies! Church history fascinates me. I am sure you are far more tuned into Church/lore parallels.

His story starts in the great HH book "Know No Fear". hes present for the Word Bearer attack on Calth, a planet in Ultramaar. You can in theory just start there, but "Legion" and "First Heretic" might be good reads beforehand. "First Heretic" more so, but Legion is good too. FH covers the Word Bearers which is good lore for anyone coming from a interest in real world theology as it intersects with 40k. Legion is a fun book and introduces John Gramaticus who is recurring through Ol's story, but hes a hit or miss. Hes cool enough in Legion but many people are annoyed by his character by the time of End and the Death. Where are you in your lore reading so far? I saw you posting about End and the Death on the TL, which one? Theres so much to read lmao. Im in a fortunate cool position where Ive read a LOT of the 40k cannon and am now currently making a real study of scripture and Church Fathers - St Thomas Aquinas is my confirmation saint, so he is helping me out along the way and im v grateful for it, silly as it may be. ive often had the idea of your account and site here come to mind, esp as my faith increases. Was affirmed to see that you also correctly identify EoM as an antichrist figure if not the lawless man himself... Seems to me that we would find Christ in a third position in the 40k universe between extremes, not belonging to either, much like in real life. Christians surely would not fall to the lies of the Chaos gods, who are self-evidently based on various fallen demons from real theology, nor would He be on the side of the "earthly" power of the Imperium, given what the Emperor has done. I do have fun imagining in my own head a sort of Christian triumphalist fan-fiction of true believers still existing somewhere in 40k setting being accosted by all sides, protected from Chaos by Christs name and persecuted by Imperium.

I was recently reminded of John 1:5, "The Light shines in the darkness, and the darkness cannot comprehend it." All across the human stage we see this manifested. People moved by the spirit of antichrist can't grasp the goodness of Jesus, so they mock and pervert His name. Games Workshop moved by the spirit of activist can't grasp the position of their opponents, so they slander and warp their own property.

@hojohominygrits 🤣🤣🤣

Welcome to all the new folks! It is great reading everyone's thoughts on these polarizing topics. I engage on X in good faith, simply using this multi-media platform to articulate opinions and express my soul. My "Jesus 40k Worldview" can be summed up like this:

@Kamp4u2 I may be misunderstanding! My awareness of the Ecclesiarchy is the Imperial Cult worshiping the God-Emperor. Can you explain more? I read the Last Church with "Revelation" and his discourse

@40kWorldview Disagree becuase I wont forgive em for the last church/redditor big E from r/atheism

@ShadowofHawk55 You spectacularly overreact. I love the Ecclesiarchy for its mission and zeal. Two sides of a coin. Burning heretics is not a good thing. Moving masses to faith is.

Yes the religion that protects people from Demons, provides a guiding light that lets the civilization function, and has actual angels that come and save the day......is a commentary on the evils of Christianity.... Some people are so stupid I wish for the Petrol Age Collapse

@40kWorldview And yet the "media literacy" crew will say it's satire, acktchyually. I don't care, I'm siding with the team that builds walking cathedrals to scour the enemies of mankind from existence.

@Moyer_the_Boyar @TStudite826 100% It really goes as deep are you are willing to think. If one has an innate bias towards religion, it seems they miss or ignore the truths on display

@TStudite826 @40kWorldview >There is much wisdom in the Ecclesiarchy Could not agree more. I've kind of avoided the 40k fandom for so long because it was shocking how nobody seemed to comprehend that the Ecclesiarchy is right about so much. Same goes for the Mechanicus, Inquisition, etc.

@TStudite826 Indeed! So true. I neglected to give them the due praise. This passage from The End and The Death 1 moved me. Euphrati Keeler ponders the preachers:

@40kWorldview So true. There is much wisdom in the Ecclesiarchy and even its earlier manifestations. While the Astartes have their bolters, the average masses of mankind have nothing but faith as their shield against the dark. Mankind MUST confront the evil in the warp somehow.

@Jarrod_Zerbe I need to learn more. Most of my intel comes from the Imperial Agents and Adepta Sororitas codices. Do you have a novel recommendation? I know she is proto-Ecclesiarchy, but Euphrati Keeler has been a revelation to follow.

@40kWorldview Interesting perspective. I think that the handling of Ollanius Pious was done somewhat well in the novels; what do you think?

@Tecladoquebrou So precious to have people tapping into life!

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