Personal Note XI

Yahweh in (יהוה‎):
Moses and the Burning Bush

My views on unbelievers |
Wednesday – November 12, 2025

I believe that most people in the imperial core are unbelievers/infidels, as some Islamic scholars refer to them, but most of these people are not unbelievers because they have chosen to turn away from God, but because they've been compelled to turn away from God and also because it is often regarded as a social faux pas to proclaim your belief in the creator of the universe. Indeed, as I briefly covered in my post "Should you be offended" it is often the case that certain people whose lifestyles are not in keeping with certain scriptures will claim that your belief in God stands in opposition with the liberal and humanist axiom and that therefore you should be shut down and shunned from polite society and for most people, especially the bourgeois that would mean social death. Do you really want to die socially? I don't think so because in our age, the Kali Yuga, social death would mean that your material circumstances would become greatly and adversely affected which is the entire point. But I don't believe that most unbelievers are evil, but I do believe that they are possessed by an evil and that they may seek to redress this possession by attacking those that have rejected in whole or in part the beastly form. I believe that most people are essentially possessed by a demonic force and that they might be unable to on their own throw off or out this force. See, the whole point of manipulation is to lead men astray and into confusion, and indeed we are living in a time of great confusion. But since most people, the vast majority, are unbelievers there are of course some things you should know in terms of interacting with these persons, such as the need to distance yourself from certain individuals that seek to do you harm. There are of course such a thing as militant atheists but these people are often not actually the most dangerous variety: see the most dangerous people are those that seek to just "plant a seed" within you, a seed of doubt, just as the serpent did in the Garden of Eden. The leitmotif of manipulation is and has always been deceitfulness, deceitfulness towards your own person but more importantly deceitfulness towards yourself. Watch out because they will hurt you and in this context I actually believe that militant atheist are helpful and may even be agents of God or they may be sent down to the Earth by God to warn you and in that sense they may actually be very Godly, because after all there's surely nothing wrong in the concept of wrestling with God? I also believe that if you happen to live nearby unbelievers that while they may pose a certain and adverse influence on you, that you need to always remain calm, because stressfulness and other conditions associated with modernity and they will tear you down. Indeed, many depraved and diseased individuals suffered in the end from stress and the stress really did them in. Yes, many diseases are caused by stress.

    Allow me to provide some examples as to how you should approach a situation where you have a close relative who is clearly an unbeliever. Should you hurt the person? No, what would hurting an unbeliever accomplish? Nothing, but while I respect the tradition of Jihad I do hold that the most steadfast interpretation of the Fiq should apply: violence is never the answer. See, violence is wrong for moral reasons, but violence is also stupid because you will never win through conquest in the material domain and when you allow the rage and the violence to win, you are essentially allowing the serpent to win because the serpent wants you to hurt other people so that you may become the original justification for the state. Do not do this! Instead if you have a close relative that is an unbeliever do this: either you disown him, or you practice Radical Peace. I prefer to practice Radical Peace but there are legitimate grounds on which you may disown someone, and if they are infidels that is, in my view, a legitimate reason to disown someone after you've tried everything else through the practice of Radical Peace. Another situation could be how you deal with a spouse if you know that they are unbelievers. In that situation I believe that you should seek to not create a child with them, but if you do, then you should consider winning custody over that child. I do not believe in divorce, but if the other person initiates the divorce then you may leave them, and you should try to win full custody over the child, so that you may protect that child from the malign influences of the other parent.

    In the end, I don't blame the unbelievers for they know not of what they are doing, but I do blame the revolutionary elite, for they do know of what they are doing; the serpent knows where his actions are motivated by and this makes him evil.

Reginald Drax – November 12, 2025.