Why Can't Christians Tell the Difference between Prophecy & Propaganda?

[mythociate]

They say they know the difference between them--claiming that they don't declare the specks in their neighbors' eyes while there are planks in their own--but then they don't notice that 'what they claim to be All-Truth' is actually just 'another plank with fancy decorations on it' (a.k.a. 'propaganda').

This is one of the crucial place where Christianity often breaks away from 'reality': they claim that the Holy Spirit 'leads us into All-Truth, for he only speaks what he hears,' but some think that means he only tells us what Jesus' instructions are (as he's the only one who hears Him)---and that WE are the ones who hear the noise of the world.

I disagree ... well, I think it works in a different order. Whether Jesus or the world speaks first, both voices are present at the same time. Naturally, the world's voice is louder; but as we get closer & closer to the Holy Spirit (study, meditation, etc.), we naturally hear it more-&-more better ... the principle behind the British army's practice of assigning 'sleeping dictionaries' to sleep with military officials ('a native-speaker,' as in The Sleeping Dictionary with Jessica Alba  & Bob Hoskins; possibly not in actual reality ).

If you don't accept the assignment of your 'sleeping Holy Spirit dictionary,' you don't learn to discern the holy prophecy from the worldly propaganda.

The difference? I think it's that the one 'gives glory to God' while the other 'gives glory to the self' (and I mean more than 'jus` sayin` "Yayy God!"'; I mean actually, physically doing something that makes OTHERS say "Yayy God!"  )

Does that sound right & righteous?