The narrative of the transhuman, liberal agenda is a simple one, people are becoming more and more inferior, with white men being the weakest, dumbest, and worst of all creation. This can be seen in the philosophy of intersectionality taught in American colleges today. In this school of thought, Christian, heterosexual white men are the “agents” who cause oppression to the “targets” of the world. A target is anyone who is not a Christian, heterosexual white male. Watch below if you are interested in learning more on intersectionality.

TransHumanism’s Implications and History

For transhumanists, human society is filled with failures and setbacks which plague mankind from our deep internal lack of ability to be great as we are now. The plethora of Marvel and DC Comic book stories which have become so famous in our American culture is part of this transhuman movement, much of which can be seen starting from Star Wars and moving into these new superhero icons of the 21^st century.

cEver since the Garden of Eden, humans have been deceived into believing that something greater than us as God’s creation is awaiting, that we are somehow broken or not as glorious as we should or could be. Eve believed this lie, that knowledge between good and evil would make us like God despite that fact that she and Adam were like God, to begin with.

When looking at the progression of philosophical thought in the West, one can see how the deception of transhumanism’s basis of thought, the lie that humans are not a great creation but will become great through modifications, is the now popular view portrayed by the media. The liberal agenda of the transhuman movement is seen in the assumption that humans were once evolutionary inferior and are becoming superior through natural, and now artificial, selection.

Christians recognize this false assumption from the manipulation in genetic wholeness of Adam and Eve into the genetic brokenness found in our DNA today. There are many questions to be answered in the quest to understand evolution and the biblical narrative, a quest which drives the need for future articles to satisfy our natural thirst of knowledge in these areas. For the time being, look into Dr. Stephen Meyer’s work on Intelligent Design, a scientific philosophy built at Cambridge University based on the same scientific method of observational history used by Darwin himself.

View the video below for more information. I want to warn you, the information is very, very technical and requires an investment but is incredibly thorough, well versed, and validated. You can also learn more about intelligent design at Meyer’s Discovery Institute.

TransHuman, Liberal Agenda in Guardians of the Galaxy v.2

In Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2, the transhuman, liberal agenda is founded throughout the character development, plot, and agenda of the movie. These each will be reviewed in detail below. There are five main characters of the movie, each of which specifically formulated to fit the transhuman, liberal agenda. Let’s start with the Guardians. Each of the Guardians fit into the liberal intersectional agenda and the transhuman focus along with it.

Peter Quill/Star-Lord: The only white/Caucasian character on the Guardian team, Peter Quill is a goofball and failure criminal who has little wisdom, a hefty lacking in seriousness, and is desperate for love. Peter is shown as an adult child, a big baby who is pulled along the journey by a strong female character, Gamora, who is more of a mother and mentor to Quill than an equal or partner. As well, the team is built by a gang featuring an animal (Rocket), plant (Groot), and a big blue criminal murderer named Drax whose identity is the stereotypically ignorant, unserious, and the intersectionally and negatively-charged view of masculinity. These identities are important to the transhuman, liberal agenda.

Gamora: The stolen, enslaved, and adopted daughter of the universe’s biggest villain (Thanos), Gamora is the stereotypical female the advocates of intersectionality see women as today, victims of masculine abuse who are instinctively smarter, wiser, and better leaders than the stereotypically-immature and useless masculine men around them. Gamora’s aggressive, angry, and bitter attitude is how the intersectionally inclined liberals view the proper character of all women and how they should act, believing it a sign of power, independence, and superiority to men.

Rocket: Rocket is genetically cyber-enhanced raccoon who is undoubtedly the smartest and most skilled member of the Guardian team. Rocket’s place in the transhuman, liberal agenda is peculiar but a necessary one. As a man-made creation, who is smarter than the humans around him, Rocket represents the hope for the transhuman movement. Being gods, transhumans wish to create their own sentient creations out of any form of life, whether robotic or animalistic. As anyone in Western culture can see today, people care more for their animals than they do their neighbors. Strikingly, and I mean disgustingly strikingly, people are getting body dysmorphic alterations to themselves, looking like cats, lions, and other animals. The popular social media medium Snapchat has animal filters that are so popular that users will more commonly see their friends in filtered versions than in their normal selves. The cyber-genetic animal is the epidemy of hope for transhuman liberals and as you will see, the hero to their narratives.

Groot: Groot is the most famous character from the Guardian of the Galaxy series. A recent trip to Disney World revealed to me just how popular this little character has become. Kids and their parents alike were wearing Groot on their shoulders as their new favorite pet. The new Men in Black: International movie has a similar pocket-friend character in it as well. How Groot fits into the transhuman, liberal agenda is interesting due to Groot’s multiple life forms in the series. In the first Guardians of the Galaxy movie, Groot was an adult tree who spoke only one word, his name. Groot altruistically sacrifices himself for his friends, dying and reanimating himself as a baby plant. What’s interesting is that people remember the baby form of Groot, not the altruistic adult version. Groot is the transhuman’s hope for the future in nature, away from humankind, finding hope in how nature can help propel the cyber-genetic creations of man. In the movie, Groot and Rocket are best friends, the deepest of allies in the story’s narrative. Groot saves Rocket and Rocket helps reanimate and take care of Groot. These two beings represent the future of the transhuman, liberal agenda, a plant and cyber-genetic creation duality of life, death, and resurrection.

Drax: Drax is the most masculine character on the team, yet his masculinity is misdiagnosed as a weakness and these features are hyper-focused and dominate his character development. Drax is a strong warrior with a soft heart and a dark, rigid past, a past of lost love and little purpose. Although Drax is given masculine qualities, he is a joke to true masculinity, an offense to what masculinity offers a team. Instead of leading greatly, Drax is taken advantage of, used, and thrown to the battle without care in hopes of ignorance helping him battle through impossible odds. Drax and Peter are the way transhuman, liberals view men and masculinity, jokers with little wit, low IQ, and little to offer the team.

The Anti-Christian Narrative – Ego

Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2 has a villain who is very familiar to viewers, the villain is God Himself. Ego, a randomly generated brain-creature, is considered in the movie to be a “little g” god who found himself randomly floating in space, as a brain, and who slowly became self-aware to create planets and realities around him. **Spoiler alert, as viewers quickly find out, Ego is Peter Quill’s father, making Peter a half-god, half-celestial being. Ego is the epidemy of the transhuman, liberal agenda. He is an evil, selfish god who is not only a “little g” with less power, and therefore less claim to authority over creation, but who is also free from the glory of creating human beings, and thus the glory from their creations and therefore is the perfect bad guy for the movie.

The Anti-Christian ploy of the transhuman, liberal agenda is found in Ego’s purpose of existence, his goals, and his genealogy. Without being a true “God,” Ego’s genealogy is missing the acute attributes of an omnipotent, omnipresent, and fully loving, fully satisfied being. Missing these qualities, Ego’s goal in life is to control the universe and forcefully turn all of creation into himself. This he can only accomplish through the use of his son, Peter Quill, who he uses as a battery to charge himself, and his planet, so that they can take over all other planets and creatures in creation.

A Severe Attack on Christianity…TransHumans Hate God

At first glance, this plot may seem innocent to Christians. Of course, a non-“big G” god character will use his powers for bad purposes and we can relate to this as humans in God’s image who make bad decisions with our glory lost from the originally created order. The issue in the movie, however, is twofold: 1) the narrative not only devalues God’s character by analogously relating Him to Ego’s shortcomings, but 2) the story’s plot uses Peter Quill as a reference to Jesus, the Christian Mashiach/Messiah/Christ, and God’s ill intentions with Him for creation. Let’s dive deeper into point number two.

Peter Quill’s backstory is that his father, Ego, traveled throughout the entire universe placing seeds of himself on every planet, as both plants of energy and as sperm for replication. As the plot is revealed, viewers learn that Ego’s plan is to impregnate creatures on every planet until he finds one who receives his “god genes.” Once he finds out Peter has such celestial genes, he uses Peter, a half-God half-human creation, as a battery to fuel himself in his diabolic plan of universal conquest. Using Peter, Ego grows the energy plants he left on each planet to overtake these planets and turn all living creatures of creation into oneness with him.

Did You Catch the Lies of the TransHuman, Liberal Agenda?

The film pins Jesus as a tool in God’s evil plan to take over the universe by forcing all of creation to become one with him. This is one of the foundational beliefs of the transhuman, liberal agenda. Transhuman liberals believe God is evil, that Jesus is a puppet, and that the answer to freedom is to kill Him, to kill God. It’s shocking that the word Holy means oneness, and that transhuman liberals believe oneness with God is evil. This is a deception from the pit of hell, to make good seem evil and evil seem good. Just look at our society today…isn’t that what is happening all around us? We cannot let this deception creep into the mind of our children, our families, and our communities.

The answer is knowing the truth, the answer is being one with Jesus, following our Father’s commands. As Christ said to us in His infinite wisdom,

You see it is not enough to know the truth. We must first follow Jesus’s way set before us, as the author and perfecter of our faith, that we too may be able to navigate through the insanity in this world and be set free by the truth. When it comes to media in our society, the battle is won through a heart set on righteousness, set on things above, on the Spirit of Christ, to know and become one with Him, by following Him. This mindset on righteousness and right living will allow us to know the truth and be set free.

Secure your minds and watch for media indoctrination. The transhuman, liberal agenda is in control of America and much of the West. We must continue in what we know is right to stay above the fog and deception within our world.

I bless you with the wisdom from above that is found through following Jesus to break free from this oppression around us!

Jesus is the real Guardian of the Galaxy!