Blizzaine, he's not talking about how religion is a lie. He's talking about how humanity is a failure because of itself. It says in the opening verse that humanity was created out of God's arrogance (a common theme in early gnostic religions and a particular Luciferian order).
I believe this idea is mirrored in the band's name. What at first sounds like an oxymoron could be a label for humanity. Humans are a divine heresy.
The song then goes on to describe the ultimate destruction of mankind on a global scale starting with war and famine, then getting more obscure. I think he's talking about the fact that governments blind their citizens to keep them complacent even though the world is falling apart all around them.
The verse I think Blizzaine took to mean that religion is a lie is actually asking a question, which I believe is, "Will humanity be forgiven by their God?"
The last couple parts are reiterating that humanity is blind to the world around them because of government lies. That this fate self-made and inevitable.
Blizzaine, he's not talking about how religion is a lie. He's talking about how humanity is a failure because of itself. It says in the opening verse that humanity was created out of God's arrogance (a common theme in early gnostic religions and a particular Luciferian order).
I believe this idea is mirrored in the band's name. What at first sounds like an oxymoron could be a label for humanity. Humans are a divine heresy.
The song then goes on to describe the ultimate destruction of mankind on a global scale starting with war and famine, then getting more obscure. I think he's talking about the fact that governments blind their citizens to keep them complacent even though the world is falling apart all around them.
The verse I think Blizzaine took to mean that religion is a lie is actually asking a question, which I believe is, "Will humanity be forgiven by their God?"
The last couple parts are reiterating that humanity is blind to the world around them because of government lies. That this fate self-made and inevitable.