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1984 Religion Analysis

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The constitutional right of every persons of the United States of America in accordance to the First Amendment has the right to the freedom to “an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof” meaning that any religion no matter how blasphemous is in allowance according to the United States law to spew hatful worship. This is a critical problem facing the community of the Great Queen of the West; the rise of a new malicious practice has finally taken light due to the leniency of religious ethics in the formation of new laws and amendments, the rise and prosperity of tolerance. This tolerance is not one of non-secular origin; however, though the implantation of the ideologies of the Freemasons who in the eyes of the Pontiff …show more content…

In 1984, the current god of Oceania is BIG BROTHER and he is always watching alluding to the fact that BIG BROTHER is omnipresent in regards to Oceania, even the wrong type of thought could lead to catastrophic outcomes for citizens of Oceania. As Winston says, “You had to live—did live, from habit that become instinct” this is a category of enslavement in which one does not even know of their imprisonment, well at least the Proles do not. Ah, now the association of the Proles to the average American CONSUMER, which are one in the same, a people of blissful ignorance this ignorance may even save them from the merciful smite of the true LORD but not BIG BROTHER. For even one’s children turn away from their parents as they are now following in the footsteps of the almighty god of their social and economic nation. In 1984, this almighty god is BIG BROTHER, this god turns children against their parents and eventually they even become agents in a sense of BIG BROTHER. In the world of today, the consumer consumes, but resources such as luxury items are commerce of the past, the new commerce all started with new forms of entertainment this entertainment then lead to the advancement of televisions and other items that are …show more content…

The others are outside---irrelevant.”(p.279) this is similar to how Freemasons of the upper most degrees consider themselves something more than human where as they hold almost every asset of this world. Winton shows the audience why he is doomed to fail once he professes his faith to O’Brian, by avowing that he does not believe in God but in “The spirit of Man”(p.279) Winston because he has lost all notion of reality is unable to understand that it is not the spirit of man inside of him making him want to fight the oppressive regimen of BIG BROTHER it is the Holy Spirt driving him or more likely the Holy Spirit was driving him until he utter his profession of faith declaring there is no God to him. The good news is that the Holy Spirit is with our society, after this disgusting display of satanic ritual in Oklahoma all the evangelicals and true Christians went out of their way to protest and pray for the ending of these satanic events. I pray the LORD hears these agonizing cries so that the Satanic Temple will be overthrown and a more truthful society receives its own foundations, but foundations made of faith, hope, and love not of deception and

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