📖 F Bombs from Heaven – Visual Chapter Map
🔥 Part I: The Wake-Up Call
Prologue: Our Algorithm Awaits
A dystopian analogy about algorithmic control introduces the concept of "hopium" and warns against passive conformity.
Chapter 1: Dying Well
Explores how dying well begins with living well, introducing the “Religion Machine” and the necessity of acknowledging personal depravity.
Chapter 2: The Purpose of Life is Connection
Asserts that human connection—not moral performance or success—is life’s true purpose.
Chapter 3: Moving from Perception to Reality
Encourages reconciling feelings and thoughts for spiritual maturity.
⚙️ Part II: Deconstructing the Religion Machine
Chapters 4–5: Shitbags with Positive Momentum? / Hello, Religion Machine. Goodbye, Connection
Expands on the Religion Machine as a source of emotional and spiritual numbness, warning against superficial faith practices.
Chapter 6: Personal Responsibility or Corporate Agenda?
Critiques modern collectivism and champions individual responsibility.
Chapter 7: Boundaries and Turning the Other Cheek
Discusses healthy boundaries, and the real meaning behind turning the other cheek.
🛡️ Part III: Restoring Masculine Integrity
Chapter 8: Chivalry, Containment, and Positive Ownership
Explores masculine responsibility and emotional containment as essential virtues.
Chapters 9–11: True Communion Series
Reframes “communion” as integrated connection with one’s story, others, and God.
⚖️ Part IV: Gender, Order & Relational Collapse
Chapter 12: The Bitch of the Bitch
Provides stark gender commentary on role reversals and their cultural consequences.
Chapters 13–15: Without Order, Trust, and Sex
Examines societal breakdowns due to lack of order and trust, discussing sexual polarity and marital dynamics.
✝️ Part V: Rebuilding with Christ at the Center
Chapters 16–17: Divorce and Communion Revisited
Deconstructs modern relationship failures and recommits to ideal communion between God, man, and woman.
Chapter 18: The God-Man Hero: Who is Jesus?
Presents Jesus as the ideal masculine figure and model for sacrifice.
Chapter 19: Who are the Church?
Redefines “Church” as relational teams, not buildings, emphasizing connection over ritual.
Chapter 20: A Practical View of Jesus and His Church
Applies lessons to everyday community life and character development.
Epilogue: Ditch Hopium. Abandon Utopium. Reject the Algorithm.
A final charge to reject false hopes, utopian ideals, and spiritual automation, calling readers to live and die as patriots for Heaven.