If there is a Jesus, you're not Jesus. You are not at the center, and neither is anybody else.

If you're not united by responsibility and by voluntary self-sacrifice, you will be united by power.

To let you know that the ego is still in here, I may have given up wanting to be Jesus Christ,

but I'm going to give as best a shot as I can give at being poor.

If you lose your individual relationship with divine guidance,

the only thing that can possibly emerge is either chaos or despotic force.

Elon Musk, in a matter of posts, can disrupt, elevate new potential kings,

desiccate them and remove them in a matter of moments.

Are you hopeful?

And what are your concerns?

So I had the opportunity today to once again sit down with Russell Brand.

We've talked quite a bit, and we're getting to know each other quite well,

which makes the discussions even more interesting and faster-paced. And we started out with a discussion of Christianity, and it's, what would you say?

The challenge that it poses in its fundamental elements to the doctrines of dissolution,

so you could say that on the nihilistic side, or, and to the insistence that the only proper centralizing and unifying force is power.

And so, well, both of those are very powerful arguments.

One, the nihilistic argument is that everything is fundamentally meaningless and fragmented

and that all unity of any sort is an illusion in this like veil of

tears, entropy-ridden veil of tears. And the contrary position to that on the side of power

is that only the naive believe that unifying forces are anything but the imposition of compulsion

and power. And that it's, as I said, it's terminally, willfully blind to assume that

there are any principles other than the Hobbesian battle of all against all. Well, is there

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