End of Gospel: Salvation, Suffering, and Christian Faith

Victor Porton’s personal theological reading of End of Gospel: Salvation, Suffering, and Christian Faith; the views below are the author’s interpretation.

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The quantity of saved Christian is very small. I know it from the
following:

Once (I think, I was 17), my mother deprived me of food as a
punishment for following the Gospel. I spent months almost without food
for several like year-long periods. At the same time, I studied in a
high school and then university. I looked like an Auschwitz
prisoner.

Once I went to my Baptist church, the Church of Holy Trinity, Perm,
Russia (that time I didn’t know, that also Pentecostals and Charismatics
exist) and after the meeting loudly said like: My mother went mad, she
does not feed me anymore, I am dying from hunger. After this I thought
that I already died and I am a ghost, because there was no any reaction
to my words. To check whether I am a ghost, I moved the bag of a woman.
She shouted: put back! I was not a ghost, just nobody wanted to help
me.

Later I asked food from Edward Grabovenko, a Charismatics leader. He
and the entire hall of people refused as well.

Yet worse, I asked for food in ru.bible an Internet forum where
probably thousands of people knew me personally as their teacher. They
didn’t feed their teacher.

Accordingly the proverb about sheep and goats, all of them are
unsaved. I wonder, where saved people are.

Your eternal destiny is determined solely by your faith. If you are
saved and will believe the message of this sermon, you will enter not
just heaven, but the highest heaven.

Now a severe warning: After hearing this sermon, you won’t be able to
change you salvation status, that is if you were unsaved you will remain
unsaved.

This sermon uncovers the so called “mystery of the Gospel”, that is
hidden reasoning behind the Gospel, that Jesus didn’t disclose to His
disciples, except of apostle Paul (Ephesians 6:19) and me. The mystery
of the Gospel is not that God made non-Jewish people together with Jews,
it’s another verse and another mystery. I decided to openly disclose it
to anybody.

The hidden message follows.

God cannot reward us for good deeds, because no good deed overweights
our sins. So, Jesus was determined to reward us for our
failures. Rewarding for failures seems weird and in the normal
case it does not happen. But if a failure is a consequence of an insane
state such as broken head, then our failures are a part of our harm and
God’s court pays reward for such failures, as repayment of a harm. The
reward of failures in God’s court is so big, that it can outweigh our
sins and make us saved. You could ask: How does this relate to salvation
by faith? Wait, I will explain.

So, to be saved, we need failures with a good cause. Because of this,
Jesus has “sent us like sheep among wolves”, that is He given us
provocative commandments that cause attacks onto us. Attacks onto us are
causes of our failures for even greater reward in heaven.

For example, my mother punished me for following the Gospel by
beating me by head. With broken head: I raped somebody (I think, several
times), set a forest on fire, and gave a software engineer a bad advice
that caused severe security problems in all the world. That’s my
failures for which God’s court will reward me.

Moreover, as a result of mother and other people starving me, I
didn’t finish university study and didn’t become a math professor. The
further harm is that I was not able to work for societal good. It is
also counted on my account of harm, the harm of all whom I did not do
good, that I could.

The harm of people I harmed subsequently: the raped people, the
people missing my math discoveries, the people suffered from my bad
advice to the engineer, etc. are treated as my slaves by God: their harm
is a part of my harm.

Now a biblical quote:

(Luk. 9) “24 For whoever desires to save his soul, he will lose it.
But whoever loses his soul for My sake, this one will save it. 25 For
what is a man profited gaining the whole world but destroying himself or
suffering loss? 26 For whoever is ashamed of Me and My words, the Son of
man will be ashamed of that one when He comes in His glory, and that of
the Father, and of the holy angels.”

This words of Jesus mean that to gain the whole world (become the
soul-master of other people), one needs to literally destroy himself,
that is you needed to break your brain.

(John 12) “He that loves his soul will lose it; and he that hates his
soul in this world shall keep it unto life eternal.”

First, what is soul? Classical Christianity claims that it is
something, where thoughts and feelings are located, separate from the
body. But the science with ease proves that thoughts and feelings are
located in the brain. The proof is simple: Destroy or poison the brain
and thoughts and feelings change. So, after much thinking, I concluded
that the soul is the electromagnetic activity of the brain: both inside
the brain and flying outside as electromagnetic waves. That is,
accordingly Gospel of John, there are two parts of soul of a human “soul
in this world” (that is, electricity inside the brain) and “soul in life
eternal” (brain radio waves flying in outer space and living there).

The message of the Gospel is now clear: To save the soul for eternal
life, need to destroy it, that is become raper, forest igniter, bad
hacker, etc.

It should be clear, however, that if we would intentionally do harm,
it would be treated as just a harm, deserving a punishment from God.
Only harm done because of us becoming insane, when we are made insane by
enemies of Gospel, counts positive.

Jesus is called a “comforter” in the Gospel. That Greek word also
translates as a lawyer. Now some “coincidences” between my
interpretation of the Gospel and the real Christian teachings:

• What did Jesus do as a lawyer? He took our guilt onto himself.
• What did we do? We suffered together with Jesus.
• What did Jesus require from us? Faith and trust to follow the
  commandments even in worst scenaria, do whatever Jesus said, no matter
  how wrong it seemed.
• What we needed to get the prize? Patience.
• Who receive the biggest reward? Those who have been broken their
  head as a punishment for Christianity (holy fools – we will get a new
  head, better than one broken).
• The soul in this world (brain electricity) needs to be broken by
  blow to the head due to religious discrimination in order to save the
  soul for the eternal life (cosmic electromagnetic waves). Who saves his
  soul in this world, loses it; who damaged it for the commandments of
  Jesus, saves it.
• What the last among Christians (not able even to buy a Bible due to
  discrimination) stand? The first ones. What are the most winning
  Christians (the first, rich men)? They stand the last.
• If you count yourself below others, you would allow them to shit you
  (for a plus to your karma).
• What can we boast about? Our weakness and deficiencies.
• (Heb 2:16) “For clearly He does not give help to angels, but He
  gives help to the descendants of Abraham.” That’s because angels are too
  smart to be “hunted” into this Jesus’s lawyer scheme.

I shot into the point, didn’t I? The meaning of previously seemingly
illogical Christianity became clear: guilt on Jesus, suffer with Jesus,
faith, patience, holy fools, lose the soul in this world for eternal
life, the first are the last, etc. I “shot” precisely into the true
meaning of Christianity.

This is a logically coherent scientific theory of Christianity, that
recovers the original Jesus’s intent (why did He send us as sheep among
wolves). Your opinion whether Jesus was right may vary, but that namely
this was the logic behind the words of Jesus, I consider a
scientifically proved fact, because as I told above there are too many
coincidences.

Did Jesus like His plan? He didn’t. He wanted the Father to break His
plan: “Let not my will be, but of the Father”. In other words, this
means: Father, stop me! I don’t want to be such a seductive lawyer.
Jesus principle is complete honestly (He said: “I am the truth”), while
the Father’s principle is love (even, if it is against honesty), as it
is said “God is love”. This means, that after having understood this, we
are freed from commandments and honesty, we now follow only love. (Of
course, honesty is a good thing, but there may be too much honesty, as
it was in my case, for example).

If you are not ashamed being a saint, then you will be hit on the
head for saying “shameful” religion, you will become crazy (for example,
a rapist maniac or just a jerk). Thus, you have ruined your soul in this
world (“soul in this world” is how Jesus called brain electricity), and
therefore saved it for eternal life (that is saved radio waves emitted
by your brain to cosmos), accordingly the principles of God’s court
paying you a compensation. (John 12:25)

(Mt. 20) “12 Saying, These last have worked just one hour, and you
have made them equal to us, which have bore the burden and heat of the
day. 13 But he answered one of them, and said, Friend, I do thee no
wrong: did not you agree with me for a penny?” This means that you don’t
actually needed your head to be broken to receive a reward. You have
enough to make people to become wolves for you, whether they actually
caused harm to you or no (in the past, when you didn’t know the lawyer’s
plan).

On the other hand, “if a seed falling to the ground does not die, it
remains alone. If it die, it brings much fruit”. This proverb is almost
literal: If somebody does not die for the gospel (Seed symbolizes the
Gospel.), he/she will live eternally without sex and children (“alone”),
but who dies for the Gospel (accordingly my end of Gospel theology), he
will become a god (or I prefer to call it an elf, to avoid confusion
with the God with capital G), will have sex and septillions of
descendants.

If the seed of the Gospel died for you, freeing place for love, then
well-done! That’s because the Gospel prevents love to act by too strict
commandments.

Well, you also may ask about (Matthew 7:6) “Give not that which is
holy to the dogs, neither cast your pearls before pigs, lest they
trample them under their feet, and turn again and rend you.”? But this
is a weaker commandment, because it is not about eternal soul.