The blatant contradiction of Charlie Kirk's funeral with the Bible

BarcelonaIn the book of Exodus, XX, which along with Leviticus is the most full of rules, rituals and commandments in the Bible, we read some very brutal things, typical of this vengeful god who is Yahweh, and others, more peaceful, that are valid for almost all mono religions.

Everyone knows the 10 laws of Moses, or Decalogue, dictated by God to the prophet on Mount Sinai, which constitute the foundation of the beliefs of Jews, Christians and Muslims. As everyone knows, one of these laws clearly states, according to the Vulgateof Saint Jerome, "Do not assume nomen Dominio Dei tui in vanum", "Do not take the name of God in vain," or "lightly." And another says: "Non habebis deos alienis coram me"You shall have no other god before me."

We'll leave aside the fact that, for a long time now, the most celebrated god in the United States isn't the one found in the Bible, but the one who resides on Wall Street or in the vault of the Treasury. But we will say, however, that the funeral held a few days ago for Charlie Kirk flagrantly and blatantly contradicted the first of the aforementioned precepts, in which the Evangelical Church believes as much as the Catholic Church. Celebrating the death of an immaculate believer—so they said, and he was on the verge of being beatified, if not canonized in the pagan church—with strident, secular music—look how many beautiful, pious, or dramatic requiems there are in history, like those by Mozart, Fauré, or Verdi—still in vain, Verde—still in the most scandalous way that taking death and the name of God lightly has never been seen.

One ecclesiastic who spoke had sufficient authority to do so; but the whole endless group of speakers—many of whom never have to attend the services of their religion—filled their mouths with the word "God"-"God"– as if nothing had happened. It was felt dozens, perhaps more than a hundred times. One day they will come face to face with him – they believe, right? – and then we will see what happens to all the participants of that blasphemous and psychedelic funeral, held ad maiorem Trumpi gloriam.