Peter Thiel the Antichrist and a Rich Man’s Folly
I want to laugh and shrug off anything Peter Thiel says because he’s a foolish man full of toxicity, hell-bent on proving he is superior: superior to other men, superior to his peers, superior to God. He is uncomfortable in his own skin, a man-child who overindulges in his vices while pretending to be divine. I can’t laugh off his folly because it’s so offensive. It’s offensive to be lectured to by such an evil man. He lectures us, laughs at us, and stands over us as if he is some kind of god sitting on Mount Olympus. He uses his wealth to influence the masses through social media and politics to further his multitude of ventures. He doesn’t care about divine order, God, God’s people, or love.
Thiel’s essay, “The Pope and the Antichrist,” was published internationally today, and it exposes one of his main insecurities. He attacks the Catholic faith while bragging about his staff protecting him from the anger of Vatican priests. His focus on the Catholic Church reveals his lack of spiritual depth and experience. Those of us who have engaged in spiritual warfare most of our lives know that the Catholic Church is a false institution that holds no honor in the eyes of God. It is a wicked institution responsible for some of the worst atrocities the world has ever seen. Thiel engaging the Church by attempting to “be more Catholic than the average Catholic” is an attempt to bolster his status in the spiritual community. He pretends to have spiritual stature when he has none.
The truth is, Thiel’s stature is solidly exalted in the halls of Satan’s temple. He is a perfect example of the tried-and-true parable Jesus spoke of: “Then said Jesus unto his disciples, Verily I say unto you, That a rich man shall hardly enter into the kingdom of heaven. And again, I say unto you, It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God.” Surely Thiel must know how this parable applies to him. He must know he stands naked before all who have spiritual discernment. How can a man make money, trinkets, and perceived power his main objectives yet have the audacity to believe he is teaching the masses about the secrets of the Most Holy of Holies? It’s laughable on its face.
Thiel’s essay also violates King Solomon’s wisdom. Solomon made it clear to all who have ears to hear: “In the multitude of words there wanteth not sin: but he that refraineth his lips is wise.” In modern wording: When people speak excessively, sin is rarely absent, but wisdom knows when to remain silent. When a billionaire decides to become excessively vocal on theological issues like the Antichrist, I see a red flag, a huge red flag King Solomon speaks of in his writings. The Antichrist is a subject buried deep in spiritual discernment. It shouldn’t be taken lightly. One must approach the subject with humbleness, understanding that it is one of the deepest subject matters related to spiritual knowledge and understanding. The Antichrist has nothing to do with whatever is going on in the world of man.
Thiel writes in his essay that the Antichrist is a man who will come claiming peace while preaching about worldly issues related to nuclear weapons, environmentalism, and regulatory regimes. He shows how thoroughly lost he is in the world of his ego. Thiel truly believes the issues most important to his business ventures are the issues the Antichrist will focus on when he comes to power. Once again, laughable. Thiel is making childlike arguments while chastising the Catholic Church, believing this is a sign of divinity. He is lost in the mental playground of ego. But since he is a billionaire in a lost world, he is taken seriously. He is viewed as an expert on the spiritual. This is why I can no longer laugh at his attempt to use religion as a sheepskin covering over his wolf identity.
A true member of the flock of God’s sheep through Christ knows what Thiel doesn’t know. We know the Antichrist will primarily bring enmity to God and God’s people. He will war against us through hatred and witchcraft. We know the Antichrist will pit husband against wife, child against parent, and nation against nation. He will lead through ego, greed, and suffering disguised as ascension through wealth, fame, and fortune. The followers of the Antichrist will be sexual deviants. They will be rapists and abusers, and they will be celebrated for it. The Antichrist will use false prophets and teachers to fool even the most discerning person. The main goal of the Antichrist will be to lead God’s people away from love and heaven and toward hell. The masses will mock anyone who opposes the Antichrist. They will celebrate his rise and worship him in the place of God.
Billionaire lectures and essays aren’t needed to know the basics of who the Antichrist will be. God’s people will recognize the Antichrist immediately, and we will be silenced when he arrives. The world won’t be able to hear our warnings because ego-filled wealthy men will play the role of God’s oracle to the world, leading the masses astray while claiming divinity. What I am saying is nothing new. The same tactics Satan has always used will be used by the Antichrist. As Solomon said, “The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun. Is there any thing whereof it may be said, See, this is new? it hath been already of old time, which was before us.”