By "into" I meant meditating on those subjects in my thinking, and then also being offended at what was done. Then also, being offended the Christians I know don't mention or talk about it.
I agree about exposing dark deeds, and I think I have seen one Christian properly do so according to the word concerning 9/11. He made a documentary about it, but you could tell he was at peace on the subject, and while it had ruled his life in the past, it looks like he was able to put it behind him.
Do you have a link to that?
But maybe i've already seen it.
When i started seeking truth about the world and the purpose of life, i started with JFK, then 9/11 and then 'the elite'.
I ended up on Christian channels and this is how i found Truth.
I was just following the evidence, and i prayed to the to me unknown God to please find something.
I found the Bible is the written Word of God, and eventually dismissed evolution (in both the physical and the spiritual sense).
But there were many hard nuts to crack (cognitive dissonance) along the way, but also growth in the Faith.
One of the reasons I can't touch it is I believe erroneously people should be logical. It's a bad habit of mine, so when they are not logical, because some manner of deduction goes outside what society permits them to believe, it irks me.
Me too.
I can (could and would) get very angry about that, but it's how it is...
Then also, at the end of the day, promoting facts of the world is inferior to promoting the truth of God's word. And all time spent spreading the "truth of 9/11" is time wasted compared to spreading the truth of Christ.
I do think it's both necessary.
Because people need reasons to both turn from the world and turn towards Christ.
Most stuff online oversteps the boundaries of attainable truth in the subject matter and likewise goes into deceit and slander, because it accuses without it being sufficiently substantiated concerning a given issue... this is never of God.
Indeed, there's a lot of crap out there too.
Even by so called Christians (Mark Dice, the Vigilant Christian and more...)
Discernment is a necessity.
The Spirit of Truth, and the will to follow where the evidence leads to.
Most people seek comfort, not truth per se.
However, that guy I mentioned managed to work in a Bible verse at the end of his subject and encourage his viewers to research it on their own how that verse applied... so if you're going to do it, do it that way, where Christ is involved as a solution to the darkness of the world.
Amen.