Historical temperature changes during the ice ages prove that climate change existed without any CO2 emissions. While the climate crisis and nitrogen standards are now setting the agenda, maintaining power seems crucial; After all, the rich want to stay rich through new green revenue models. Is our current policy a scientific necessity, or a strategic reallocation of capital under the guise of global sustainability?
What a funny phenomenon humanity is, just think that what is written in the holy Bible is a good support for many in their existence, and as far as I am concerned, it should remain that way, but in addition, of course, there is also a completely different reality for many of us. Just consider that the Old Testament is based on the Jewish Tanakh (or Tanakh) according to many scholars. According to the same scholars, this book describes the history of man from 2 to 3 thousand years before Christ. Other scholars who have studied this “holy book” indicate that although there is a beautiful story in this book, this book especially, and partly due to the influence of the Catholic faith, and the composition by Emperor Constantines and his advisor Eusebius, deviates quite a bit from the original content, especially the second part: “the New Testament?”
Intellectual Curation: The Role of Eusebius and the Library of Caesarea
Eusebius of Caesarea (c. 260-339 AD) obtained the texts for his Bible through the impressive theological library of Caesarea. This library was founded by the scholar Origen, an influential early Christian theologian and church father (ca. 185 – 253/254) from Alexandria, known for his biblical exegesis. Here he had access to a vast collection of early Christian manuscripts, letters, and documents that he had meticulously cataloged. This knowledge was later expanded by Eusebius’ teacher, Pamphilus of Caesarea (late 3rd century – 16 Feb. 309), who was an elder in Christ’s church at Caesarea. He was the most important Bible scholar of his generation. He was the friend and teacher of Eusebius, who later recorded a detailed biography of him in a three-volume Vita that has unfortunately been lost. What is known is that this man was born on 16 Febr. 309 was murdered as a martyr after many tortures in prison by beheading, at the time of the tenth persecution of Christians in the Roman Empire (303-313
Algorithmic selection or consensus? The Process of Biblical Canonization
To arrive at the current standard, Eusebius used a critical method. He divided the texts that circulated in the churches into three categories: recognized (like the four gospels), controversial (like Revelation) and rejected. However, the final “canon” (the list of 66 books) did not come into being through one imperial decree, but through centuries of consensus among church fathers as to which books possessed the “apostolic authority”.Apostolic authority (or apostolic authority): This is a central concept in Christianity that refers to the authority and divine commission that Jesus gave to his apostles to lead the early church and spread the gospel.
The Council of Nicaea: Geopolitical Stability and Dogmatic Restructuring
The reason for this was that Constantine wanted to end the religious divisions, particularly the conflict over the teachings of Arius, (c. 250–336) who was an influential Christian priest and theologian from Alexandria, known as the founder of Arianism. He argued that Jesus Christ was created and not eternally coexisted with God the Father, which led to the condemnation of his teaching as heresy at the Council of Nicaea, which stated that Jesus was created and therefore not equal to God the Father.The bishops established the Nicene Creed after Nicaea. Jesus was officially defined as “one in essence” with the Father. This laid the foundation for the Catholic faith (faith as the only doctrine recognized by the state.)
Ideological Unification: The Establishment of the State Doctrine after Nicaea
The Qur’an has a different origin: it is the literal revelation of God to the prophet Muhammad over a period of 23 years. While the Bible is a collection of diverse human authors over many centuries, the Qur’an under Caliph Uthman was directly codified into one standard version to exclude textual variants. Also, a respectable book and a beautiful faith, but did you know that there are also sources that claim that Muhammad (a respectable man), became a tyrannical ruler in later periods, making the “later” version of the Koran increasingly strict? You and I were not there so it is impossible for us to make a judgment about this, I leave this to the academic scholars among us.
Cross-Religious Analysis: The Central Codification of the Qur’an
Thinking about these kinds of doctrines, I understand more why we humans almost all do and think the same thing en masse. Because we think and act in the different faiths, or do not think and act. That is why there are so many contradictions and/or problems in our world. Again, when I walk my dog, I hear and see these contradictions. We humans hear things and immediately experience this as the real and only truth. Think of the phenomenon “Global warming.” Is this really a disastrous development for us as humans? If you look at the history, and particularly our origin, the period of the “heathens”, it appears that in the period between the first and the second ice age without the influence of CO2 and exhaust fumes, a climate change (increase) also took place.
Cognitive Bias and the Psychology of Collective Beliefs
There may have been deaths at that time, but the earth has not perished, and we humans are still alive. What did happen is that the sea level (the water) rose 150 meters due to the then melting polar ice. (Ugo Janssens: The Heathens) There was still a lot of room for that rise in seawater at the time, but now in our time (2026)? It may be a strange thought of mine, but think how many industry or big capitalist buildings are there close to the sea? How fast will these buildings and therefore that capital hold out against the force of the oceans?
Paleoclimatology and the Impact on Modern Infrastructure (2026)
Should the climate be managed for the properties of the rich? Do the less fortunate have to pay for this with extra taxes, “environmental protection actions” and or other silly things? Be aware: “They think they are in control of nature, but I think nature is in charge of them.” Is the environment a new cult of faith?
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