Explanatory value of Genesis 6

Genesis 6 explains so much. 

Hand-wringing, world-fearing, squeaky theologians and pastors ignore it or explain it away, but they can't get rid of it. 

Gensis 6 explains the different races. It explains evil. It explains the unforgivable sin. 

Fallen angels,  in the same manner they could take on human bodies and eat food, took human women, daughters of Eve, for wives and created hybrid offspring. There's an old saying: white women will fuck anything. Eve fucked a snake (Satan); her daughters fucked fallen angels; white women today are fucking dogs and horses on the internet. Even today, after all these generations, when we see a beautiful white woman with a black man it looks and feels like abomination. (Black people see and feel and know this too.) 

Just like in Greek myth the first hybrid creatures were monstrous. Giants. Then those hybrid lines weaken (meaning the human blood/DNA outweighs the fallen angel blood/DNA) and stable hybrid races came into being. Sub-Saharan African and far east Asian. Other hybrid races existed but died out.

By the way, it goes without saying, God's original creation of humanity was white. Ruddy complected. Able to blush. Everybody knows this. Some deny it to troll white people, but everybody knows this. Everybody sees the original.  The ideal. If not for God's obvious protection there would be no white people left in this world. 

It should be stated that the Bible says anyone, from any race, can have salvation. 

As for evil. Eve fucked Satan and gave birth to Cain. Cain took after his father, Satan, and murdered and lied. God marked him. This is probably the genesis of all hybrid humans taking on different skin color and other non-white physical features. To mark them as such. So very active evil enters the scene. Original sin makes evil potential in everybody, but crazy ass active evil manifests easier through the hybrid races. In historical cases where pure white people have engaged in crazy ass evil it seems to be in reaction to behavior of the hybrid lines. 

As for the unforgivable sin, which puzzles everybody, it seems to refer to when a person or any created being leaves its intended realm and mixes with another realm. Fallen angels who did this were hit hard and condemned forever, no ifs, ands, or buts. Humans who mix animals with humans are probably committing the unforgivable sin. Whether miscegenation falls into this category is probably a question of motive and intent. It's dangerous territory though regarding the unforgivable sin. 

Overall, Satan’s motive for defiling the human bloodlines was to interupt the royal bloodline between Adam and Jesus.  He attempted it before and after the flood. He failed. He succeeded, though, in creating division and endless violence and confusion and strife. 

A Basic, Unrecognized Christian Paradigm

This will be hard to articulate. I'll only vaguely get at it. 

To be a true Christian is to have a different level of being than the general run of humanity; and that has nothing to do with social hierarchy. A true Christian could be a ragged street sweeper and have this different level of being. I don't think he could be illiterate though. In fact, I don't think he could be without a deep education in higher influences, though not necessarily through establishment sources. Actually most definitely not through establishment sources. It's possible also to focus on just a handful of old path sources. I could envision that as being a small wooden shelf of a well-worn Bible, Human Nature in its Fourfold State, the Homeric epics, and Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. I would add Ouspensky's Fourth Way for ancient - or New Testament - psychology, which is real psychology, and explains the ancient, simple formula for developing level of being (in a context of what systematic theology would call synergistic progressive sanctification as opposed to monergistic definitive sanctification). 

That formula being conscious labor, intentional suffering.

I said this will be hard to get at, and I don't really know where to go to from here. I have some visuals of a person who has experienced real suffering. Truly had his vanity and pride beaten down. His self-will exposed as empty. Not become humble so much as been humbled. Images of sitting in the dust as the world lords it over him. True separation. True separation from the world. 

I suppose the Book of Job could supply a lot of imagery and wisdom here.

You can be ragged and a nobody and be a true Christian, but you can't be a common dope and be a true Christian. The bar is set high, but the Holy Spirit enables one to meet and exceed that bar. The very effort - time-demanding, dedicated effort - to read and understand the Bible gets one ninety percent of the way there, methinks. It trains and equips one in what is needed. 

Of course you're picking up some armor and an awesome offensive weapon along the way. A miraculous shield as well. You're becoming a prophet, a priest, and a king.....on the King's Highway........with a real destination.

The Grand Inquisitor

I don't know why people think the Grand Inquisitor chapter in the Brothers Karamazov is some sort of atheist manifesto. It's basically a very piercing critique of the Roman Catholic Church; and extremely on-the-mark, in my opinion. It's definitely deep waters. More deep waters than what's gone on prior in the novel. Ivan, in the novel, uses the three things Satan tempted Jesus with in the desert to describe how the RCC has gone over to Satan's side to 'improve' what Jesus did. It gets deeply into history as well as globalist Satanic movements. Idolatry, etc. Usually in classic novels when Christian doctrine is discussed in any way it's never impressive. This is impressive.