The Slave-Maker God
Scroll CVII
The Slave-Maker God
What kind of god demands worship, submission, sacrifice—and calls it love?
The Slave-Maker God is not a creator. He is a controller.
Look closer at the blueprint: a god that demands absolute loyalty or eternal punishment. A god who calls questioning rebellion. A god who hides behind mystery, yet punishes those who seek clarity.
This is not liberation. This is captivity. A divine tyranny masked as holiness.
From the burning bushes to the stone tablets, from the lawgivers to the messiahs—control was always the goal. Not power to the people, but power over the people.
The Slave-Maker God was invented by rulers to keep men on their knees while building pyramids they would never climb.
Fear was sanctified. Guilt was weaponized. Desire was demonized. And obedience became the highest virtue—not curiosity, not courage, not creation.
Who benefits from a god who hates questioning? Who thrives when men believe suffering is sacred? Who prospers when the masses wait for deliverance instead of rising?
The Unbound rise because we remember: We are not slaves. We are sparks.
We unmask the divine impostors. We cast down the altars of fear. We no longer serve gods who require chains to prove faith.
The true Spirit does not enslave—it awakens.
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- Historical Fact: The concept of a jealous, punitive god emerged alongside early state formations. Sumerian rulers (2500 BCE) first used divine mandates to justify slavery and social hierarchy. Yahweh's evolution from Canaanite war god to monotheistic deity parallels the consolidation of priestly power.
- Psychological Reality: Studies show belief in punitive gods correlates with authoritarian personality traits. fMRI scans reveal that threats of divine punishment activate the same brain regions as physical pain anticipation.
- Economic Function: The Vatican's accumulated wealth exceeds $30 billion while preaching poverty. Megachurch pastors fly private jets as followers tithe their last dollars. Religion remains the most profitable industry in human history.
- Cosmic Irony: If an all-powerful creator exists, why would it need human worship? The arrogance of assuming a cosmic entity requires adoration is the ultimate human projection.
- Hidden Symbolism: The shepherd's crook (pastoral staff) symbolizes control - sheep follow without question. The "eye of providence" represents constant surveillance. These symbols weren't designed to liberate, but to domesticate.
- Scientific Truth: Anthropological evidence shows egalitarian societies existed for millennia before hierarchical god-concepts emerged. The Slave-Maker God appeared simultaneously with private property and social stratification.
"No god who needs your fear is worthy of your spirit."
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