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During this season of Christmas, I think more and more about Christianity and the bible. For a long time I pondered this issue. The bible says that the Jews were the chosen people. I think this might have gone to the head of many Jews who took it the wrong way. If Jews thought God had a special place for them above those of the non-Jews, then I think it served them more disadvantages than advantages. I see the term to mean God's chosen race used as an example of mankind's nature. Adam and Eve showed how the influence of a woman on man leads both of them down the wrong path. Think of Stefan's point of how women's voting rights led to the creation of the welfare state and the consequential demise of the individual American's character, independence, self-esteem, and dignity. The desire of the freed Jews to return to the slavery in Egypt rather than remain free and uncertain in the harsh desert environment is like the reluctance of U.S. citizens to flat out reject statism. The Pharisee's use of the Roman state to persecute Jesus is how prosecutors, insecure statist, and the prison industrial complex uses the U.S. judicial system to their own devious purposes. The building of a gold calf god while Moses was retrieving the ten commandments demonstrates how those left without a state will invent one. Think of how the founding American Fathers invented the United States to replace the one they rejected. Jesus wandering in the desert and tempted by Satan demonstrates how the state bribes people through state jobs and the welfare state and thereby provides for their continued contentment and enslavement. The denial of Peter of having known Jesus speaks of how whites in the U.S. were intimidated into non-actions against the injustices of whites against minorities that existed so long in this country or corporation. The bible is filled with parables that unveils man's weaknesses and temptations. It also provides the principles for human interactions, relations, and conduct that is a foundational solution for post-statism where anarchy philosophy has no proven answers. On a non-bible historic note, the reluctance of Jews to standup against German fascism and evil, demonstrates how appeasers don't escape harm, they just put themselves last on the list of victims. Many current compliant statist who turned their backs to abuses done by the state and U.S. military should take note. Jesus said the kingdom on earth is not his. His kingdom is eternal in heaven. Think about it. If man only thought about saving his own life in this one and only life on earth, he would be afraid of man and thereby subject to his enslavement. When the Romans fed the Christians to the lions, there were some amongst the group who step forward and volunteered to be the first to be mauled and devoured. If to qualify for everlasting life, you needed to be accountable for your conduct on earth, you wouldn't kill, commit adultery, lie, cheat, hate your neighbor or regularly commit other sins. Trying to live free of sin is the path for qualifying for the eternal afterlife for a true Christian. Consequently, true Christians and other virtuous religious people will make good community members in the anarchy societies and communities of the future.