Welcome back to the subconscious mind mastery podcast. Thomas Miller, we are going to roll right in as promised to part two talking about this. What has happened in churches with these pastors tumbling to not only moral failure, but criminal moral failure involving children. What's going on here? In the last

episode, we talked about the control element of the whole system of this patriarchal religious control

and how the sky is indicating that that is tumbling. The second point that I wanted to make here is about

the judgment and the condemnation. I just laugh. Whenever you see a picture of a Baptist, well, not

whenever, not every time, but often when you see a picture of a Baptist preacher, there's a Bible and then they're pointing out to the audience.

And boy, my dad always had the line. You might have heard this growing up. When you point your finger at somebody,

you've got three pointing back at you. I have found this to be so consistently true that when you put somebody else under the

microscope, you put somebody under your own judgment. Usually that's a boomerang. It will come

back and get you. There's just something karmic about that. So the focus on judgment and condemnation as the second point of putting this together of what's going wrong here.

We were examining this not from the perspective of making it wrong. It's what is happening here.

We're dissecting. We're unpacking what's broken because we want to live on the other side of this.

We don't want to be trapped and we want to examine ourselves to make sure that we're on a good path for ourselves

and that some of this hasn't rippled in because it does ripple into cultures and families and homes and etc.

So I mentioned in the last episode, somebody said to me as I was transforming my life,

what if there was no sin? What if there was no such thing as sin? What if sin was created in order

to control? So I got to thinking about this. And basically, at least for the New Testament perspective,

the post-Christ era, goes back to Constantine at 325, the Council of Nicaea, when basically they put the scripture together as it is now.

There are some accounts of what happened. Most of the accounts are authorized by the Roman Catholic Church. So really, it's the Church's perspective of what happened. Most of the accounts are authorized by the Roman Catholic Church. So really, it's

the church's perspective of what happened historically. Bottom line, nobody was there who has any

connection to today. None. But one thing we do know is that prior to the 300s AD, there were not many original manuscripts in existence.

Now, this is talking about the four gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and basically the letters

of Paul. That's mostly the New Testament. There were a few documents, not a lot. After the 300s, there was an explosion of documents.

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