Objects are not interchangeable whereas names are, because objects are material whereas names are not.

To illustrate the situation we need only think back to our bathroom mirror. When we looked in the bathroom mirror we saw a second glass of water. Now imagine looking into our bathroom mirror and seeing not a second glass of water but the words Glass, Of and Water. Imagine seeing not our face but the word Face. It is a strange thought, is it not?

The Flesh Made Word makes three main claims. The first is that an Abortion Act ends valid law by ejecting natural personhood from law. The second claim is that we are not being governed. The third main claim is that our false legal identity—our gender identity—exists in the form of a self-chosen word. No meaning, only a word.

The golden rule of names and definitions is this: When we throw away the name and retain the definition everything remains except the object’s old name, whereas when we throw away the definition and retain the name nothing remains except the name.

Making Legally Possible The Physically Impossible Makes Legally Impossible The Physically Possible

Three Defining Differences between the Two Worlds

Reality is Material Whereas Legality is Immaterial

The purpose of legality is to house and uphold our collective ideas about reality and society so that society can function in harmony with reality and in an ordered way. But we have also seen that neither cars nor water nor bodies physically exist inside legality, with our legal identity being only an immaterial reflection of our material identity.

Reality’s Laws Are Upheld by Existence; Man-Made Laws Are Upheld by Belief