Existentialism

right now.

Existential.

They're the jobbers.

They're going to play you tough.

The question we need to ask is, is this doctrine, is this teaching, for example, about the source, is it Is it revealing, is it contacting the reality of the infinite personal living God, the only God of the universe who is personal? If it disconnects from the existence and reality of the infinite personal God, if it by any means denies the reality of the infinite personal living God of the universe, it ends up being an idolatrous false image about who God is.

And it always seems to come from the environment of people who are largely existentialists, or live in an existential social circus, or live in an existential world.

Existential is a humanist term, which simply means...

An existentialist, that's what I was raised to be.

An existentialist is simply someone who only believes in existence as we presently see it, and they don't believe in anything more except for the existence that we're in.

A lot of these ideas, like the source, come out of an existential world.

Again, the humanists believe in only existence.

Existentialism is simply a progression of that.

That's part of the essential thinking.

Now, baked into this deep, Existential insecurity.

And I mean insecurity in the sense of not feeling secure, not feeling safe, needing to secure yourself through this particular way of voting, this particular way of thinking, this particular way of treating people, this particular way of arming yourself, this particular way of inhabiting your body in the world.

All of this is also part and parcel of a white supremacist logic and a patriarchal logic.

And that reality is heavy.

Existentialism says that life inevitably ends in death, and our awareness of our own mortality causes unavoidable angst or existential dread.

Furthermore, it posits that life has absolutely no inherent meaning.

You aren't born with a destiny.

Yeah, but like-

Existential drama

... existential goth-

Yeah