"Draco Sanctus"

"Draco Sanctus" is a place to find writings taken from a fictional book titled "A Dragon Comments - The Human Propensity to Sacrifice Virgins, and Other Oddities". This book contains writings supposedly penned by a dragon named Theophilus Braesbaec, D.D.W., M.H.R., written to various acquaintances of his in the dragon community.

The actual author (myself) finds the idea of a hidden community of dragons still existing in the world today quite intriguing. I've been labeled a "dragon" by others out of spite, I assume, and I hope that the idea of this hidden community of very old and very wise creatures who see us from an outsider's perspective might prompt a few of my brothers and sisters in Christ to see their faith from a view point not tainted by the perspective of today's religious leadership.

It's my personal belief that the body of Christ in America, sometimes referred to as "The Church", is deader than a door nail. The stink rises from all corners of our nation, but no one seems to smell the decay or see the rot.

[July 26, 2020]

Over the past few years, I have come to realize that while we have 410 references in the Old Testament where God, the Father, gives us prophesies that identify His Son and His Son's life and ministry, there are NO prophesies concerning the New Testament. No hint of its origin, its creation, or its establishment as a "rule book" for Christianity.

In what we call the four Gospels, we have the life and testimony of the Son of God, Jesus, the Christ. In all of them, Jesus does not even mention or endorse the New Testament. So, by Their own words, we have the testimony of the Father and of the Son that they had nothing to do with the creation of, or the establishment of the New Testament as the "rule book" for Christianity.

We should also note that the New Testament didn't even exist until 70 years AFTER Jesus' ministry ended in His ascension to Heaven! Which seems to indicate that the newly created bride of Christ got along just fine without the New Testament.

Lots of healings, raising of the dead, teleportations (!), and other sundry miracles, that all seem to mysteriously peter out and vanish after the New Testament is established as the "rule book" for the "Church", the new label for something that was perfectly fine being referred to as the "Bride of Christ".

Oh, and the Church's insistence that believers are the "Servants of God." God has millions of servants, they're called angels. When God created Man, He wasn't creating servants, He was creating "baby" gods. God wants someone to fellowship with, peers, not servants. He even intends to share His servants, the angels, with believers at some point in the future. (Which may be the reason that Lucifer went buggy and lost it.)

[Note: When believers die, they don't become angels, they don't have bodies (that comes later), and we're not told what happens after death, just that it's like nothing that we have seen or heard.]

Yes, that's right. Gods. Believers are the children of God, not the servants of God. For the record, children grow up to be just like their parents. Puppies = dogs, kittens = cats, foals = horses, etc., believers = gods.

For almost 2000 years, the Church has been sending totally unprepared believers to Heaven with the mindset that they're going to be God's servants, and not that they're going to be gods. No wonder there's going to be a 1000-year rule of Christ on Earth, it will probably take that long to undo the mindsets of millions of believers in order to get them to accept their actual destinies.

But, you see, the Church needs people to believe that they're servants, in order to get them to serve the Church, give their money, and make the Church a successful business preposition. That's what the Church is actually about, money and power, control by a small group of men over millions of gullible believers. (… and sex, money, power, and sometimes sex, they all go together in the end.) There are only three things that Jesus emphasized for believers.

1. Love God with all of your heart.
2. Love your neighbor as you love yourself. (These first two are the summation of the entire Old Testament.)
3. Go home and don't sin.

That's it. Everything that Jesus is quoted as saying in the Gospels winnows down to these three things. You see, it isn't rules that make the difference for believers, it's recognizing that there's something inside of you that needs to be sharpened and honed so that you recognize when a thought or action is wrong for you. It's not obeying rules, but learning to see things as God sees them.

There's no real need for the New Testament, other than the Gospels, if you see the Gospels as witnesses and not as God's inspired, and inherent word. The letters, history, and even the prophesy of John are nice, but they're not rules, new sins that only apply to believers. Even the Revelation is only partially fulfilled, so the word's still out on whether the rest of its prophesy or not.

The bride of Christ went after a false lover, called the New Testament, and turned her back on her true love, Jesus, and lost her ability to be the salt of the earth. Imagine if the things that happened in the lives of early believers had never ceased and were still active today. Healings, raising the dead, etc., it would have changed the world's history.

[When a preacher actually gives arms and legs to an armless and legless paraplegic, raises a dead person who's been rotting in the grave for at least three days, and/or moves an actual mountain in broad daylight and drops it in the sea in front of a thousand trustworthy witnesses, solely by the power of God, then maybe you'll convince me that the early miracles still occur.]

What wars, death and disease would have been avoided if Christians were really the preserving factor in society? I believe that we were supposed to prepare the world for God, so that not one should perish.

We haven't. Apparently, we've made it worse by giving control over to a few men who relish power and money (… and occasionally sex.)

Rather sad, actually. God must be so disappointed in us.

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