Posted in Books, Jesus, Questions ya never knew ya had, Spirituality, god, heaven, tagged C. S. Lewis Miracles, Nature, spiritual, supernatural on December 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
“Only Supernaturalists really see Nature. You must go a little away from her, and then turn round, and look back. Then at last the true landscape will become visible. You must have tasted, however briefly, the pure water from beyond the world before you can be distinctly conscious of the hot, salty tang of Nature’s current. To treat her as God, or as Everything, is to lose the whole pith and pleasure of her. Come out, look back, and then you will see…”
C. S. Lewis, “Miracles”
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Posted in Books, Education, Materialism, Personal, Personalities, Radical Christianity, Science?, Spirituality, World-changers, churchianity, heaven, tagged churchianity, death, evolution, malcolm muggeridge, science falsely socalled, spirit world on December 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
“We are perfectly capable of believing other things intrinsically as improbable as Christ’s incarnation. Towards any kind of scientific mumbojumbo we display a credulity which must be the envy of African witch-doctors. While we shy away with contumely from the account of the creation in the Book of Genesis, we are probably ready to assent to any rigmarole by a Professor Hoyle about how matter came to be, provided it is dished up in the requisite jargon and associated, however obliquely, with what we conceive to be ‘facts’.
I suppose every age has its own particular fantasy. Ours is science. A seventeenth-century man like Pascal, though himself a mathematician and scientist of genius, found it quite ridiculous that anyone should suppose that rational processes could lead to any ultimate conclusions about life, but easily accepted the authority of the Scriptures. With us it is the other way round.”
- Malcom Muggeridge, “Jesus Rediscovered”
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Posted in Books, Endtime, Jesus, New World Order, Politically Incorrect, Politics, The Matrix, World News, World-changers, bible prophecy, disinformation, heaven, salvation, tagged Dinesh D'Souza, happy ending of the world as we know it, Justin Raimondo, New Dark Age on December 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
We want news of happiness and sunshine, of Nobel peace price winning presidents and starlets turning filthy rich over night, and tales of long lasting plenty and opulence for all.
After all, don’t we deserve it?
- For like having made it all the way to the frosty ol’ peak of Mt. Evolute?
Maybe so.
But maybe not so.
When I look around, I can only confirm …
Smells like Dark Ages.
The good new is: it’s not going to be a very long “Dark Age” this time around.
The proper term for what’s expecting us might be: A Super-Dark Mini-Age.
Happy Ending guaranteed!
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Posted in Books, Education, Endtime, Films, History, Materialism, Money, New World Order, Science?, The Matrix, War on Terror, churchianity, creationism, disinformation, god, tagged church matrix, evolution and money, evolution matrix, why atheism is easy on December 4, 2009 | 1 Comment »
A large part of what is being conveyed as “facts” on behalf of the scientific community is in actuality a far cry from the right to be referred to as thus, and is often only a theory at best (if it is based on observation) or (if not) some paradigm based on yet another assumption that we are never told how vague it actually is.
The authority that a lot of our current science apparatus is based on, is raw power: man power fueled by the gigantic flow of resources poured into the effort to uphold and elaborate on the philosophy and theory that has become the only acceptable one in our society. In my opinion, it is comparable to the force dictatorial regimes such as the Soviets under Stalin, the Nazis under Hitler or the Communists under Mao have used, to only name a few, and coincidentally, the paradigm of Evolution is the one common factor between those regimes and our supposedly free democratic world.
The power of (Evolution) lies in the sheer power of numbers:
1. The astronomical sum of money that has been poured into keeping the evolutionary science apparatus alive over more than a century (Apparently the Vatican isn’t the only entity dedicated to financing religious beliefs). It would probably be no exaggeration and perhaps even modest to speculate that a dollar or ten or even a hundred for every year that is supposed to have passed since the Big Bang may have been just what kept that theory being drilled into every earth child’s head for the past 70 years.
2. The legions of employees of those resources: teachers, media personnel, professors, palaeontologists, archaeologists, geologists and members of other sciences who only stand a chance to last in their profession if they obediently allow their findings to confirm the existing paradigm (What happened to some of those who didn’t can be seen in Ben Stein’s movie “Expelled – No Intelligence Allowed!”
3. And the number of years it is supposed to have taken for “all of this” (= Evolution) to have taken place. – A number, by the way, which seems to be subject to the same sort of inflation over the decades as the currencies that keep the theory blasting in living rooms and class rooms alike.
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Posted in Books, Collective Sin, Education, Endtime, History, Jesus, New World Order, Politically Incorrect, Radical Christianity, Science?, Spirituality, The System, World-changers, bible prophecy, big brother, creationism, disinformation, tagged in the beginning, new beginning, Outrageous truth on December 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
In the new beginning, there was love. Love in the hearts of a people who had been saved from the darkness, from the lies and from the evil they had brought upon themselves by ever welcoming these things and preferring them to the light, to the truth, and over that which was good. Love that had been acquired from the painful lesson of where all these lies, the evil and the accompanying sins would lead. Love for a God, Who, in the End turned out to have known better than all the proclaimed wise men of ages past, and – as outrageously unbelievable as it may sound once again – love, at long last, for one another.
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Posted in Books, Education, Endtime, Films, History, Radical Christianity, Spirituality, The System, Videos, World-changers, creationism, disinformation, god, tagged Copernican principle, flesh or spirit, Great Awakening?, little things, one man with God, principle of mediocrity, Privileged Planet on November 24, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Sometimes a person struggling in the fight for the truth against an army, nay a deluge, of lies and lie-blarers can wake up discouraged, wondering, “What the hell am I doing here anyway? What difference on earth am I going to make anyway?”
I call it the “mindset of insignificance” that probably overtakes all of us sometimes.
After all, it’s being scientifically drilled into us. They even have a scientific name for it and called in the “Copernican principle” or “principle of mediocrity,” a scientific “fact,” (as far as its religious devotees are concerned), closely related to the “fact” of Evolution, which is to remind us all daily, and many times throughout every day of our lives of our devastating insignificance in this universe:
After all, each of us represents nothing more than an insignificant conglomeration of chemicals and matter on an equally insignificant spec of dust among hundreds of billions of others in one galaxy among yet hundreds of billions… so they say.
Except that some scientists who refuse to adhere to the dictatorial brainwash of the mainstream scientific community are coming up with arguments that the odds of other “insignificant specs of dust” like our planet to exist in our galaxy aren’t as high as the prophets of the Copernican principle like Carl Sagan made them sound to be.
Turns out that our “insignificant spec of dust” holds a few privileges we shouldn’t take for granted.
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Posted in Books, FireBush, History, Jesus, Love, Personal, Radical Christianity, Spirituality, World-changers, god, tagged richard rohr, gandhi, Zeitgeist, Richard Dawkins, atheism, Bruce Sheiman, uppercase truth, meaning and purpose, Jesus, Love your enemies on November 17, 2009 | 5 Comments »
You never know when God knocks on your door with a surprise, ready to push over all your carefully construed clichés and mental drawers we keep our fellow humans in.
I have found an atheist who is probably a better Christian than I.
And very much unlike most of his fellow unbelievers, he comes forward as a defender of those from the other side or camp of the opposition and writes a book called, “An Atheist Defends Religion: Why Humanity is Better Off with Religion Than Without It.”
If I ever would have had and lost anything like it, I would have said “Bruce Sheiman has restored my faith in humanity.” But since I have long ago decided to place my trust in Someone more trustworthy than my own kind, at least I can say, Bruce, thanks for making my day!
I’ve said before that maybe Gandhi, being a Hindu, proved himself a better Christian by His actions than probably most Christians during his life-time. Perhaps Mr. Sheiman, being an atheist, by his gesture, is putting forth a better Christian example than many of those who claim that label for themselves.
We’ve all heard the line “With friends like that, who needs enemies?” Well, with “enemies” like him, we would all soon have a lot more friends.
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Posted in Books, Endtime, History, Illuminati, Internet, New World Order, bible prophecy, disinformation, tagged Acharya S, Brian Desborough, David Icke, Father of Lies, Henry Makow, new age, Noam Chomsky, Peter Joseph, Truth Movement infiltration on November 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The infiltration of the Truth Movement by the henchmen (and -women) of the very same forces it tries to expose began long before Zeitgeist.
When it comes to infiltration, people should not underestimate the Enemy of their souls. If he has done it with God’s very own people (both versions 1 and 2), then he’s also going to do it with the Truth Movement. “If you can’t lick’em, join’em” has been the Devil’s slogan latest since the 4th century.
What sort of hope and way out of the NWO dead end are people like Brian Desborough, Jordan Maxwell, Acharya S, Peter Joseph, David Icke and Noam Chomsky offering to the world?
- A miraculous rising up of all the good people in the world against all the bad people in the world, and they lived happily ever after?
Hello!!!
Have we learned anything from history at all?
Lenin? Stalin? Mao? – And who will guarantee that the next head honcho is going to be that much better?
In fact, I can prophesy to you right now that he’s going to be the worst this world has seen yet, and that wonderful New Age you think you’re ushering in will turn on you as the worst nightmare of history!
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Posted in Books, Collective Sin, Jesus, Love, Materialism, Money, Questions ya never knew ya had, Radical Christianity, Spirituality, churchianity, god, heaven, tagged Love, big picture, 10 Commandments, doing God, God verb, I am, materialism vs activism, out of the box thinking, The Shack, Sisyphus, hell on earth on November 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The revelation that God is a verb, as laid out in the 14th chapter of “The Shack,” and evidently based on a quote by Buckminster Fuller, lends new meaning to the famous opening phrase of the Gospel of John, “In the beginning was the Word.”
It makes sense in the light of the reference to God’s old and Hebrew name (Jehova, Jahwe or Jah) meaning “I am…”
Maybe that’s the reason why so many people who claim to be Christians or believers lack all the evidence of their discipleship in their sample: they don’t do God. They lack the doing part of God. They may think they have God wrapped up in a neat little package like one of those Christmas presents under their trees, and the concept of God all figured out in the cube on top of their necks, and keep Him tightly locked up inside that big house they built for Him for 25.000.000 bucks, but the rest of the world still refuses to believe one word they’re saying when they open their mouths and talk about God, because talking seems to be the only action and verb in their religion…
They haven’t even yet begun to love.
God is not something you can stick in a box and say, “It’s MINE!” It’s something you either do or… forget it!
It’s what determines whether our lives are a foretaste of Heaven, or a selfish, Sisyphus-like existence of hell on earth.
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Posted in Books, God Speaks, Jesus, Love, Personalities, Radical Christianity, Spirituality, World-changers, churchianity, god, tagged relationship with God vs churchianity, The Shack recommendation, the Shack review, wayne jacobsen on October 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
God is not only alive and kicking, but – according to :The Shack” – also occasionally laughing His head off, shedding tears over our pain, and doling out hugs and kisses through whatever manifestation He can get a hold of.
God is not only alive, but He’s talking, humming, dancing and enjoying life the way He wished we all would.
This book is probably also one of God’s best answers to the faces of God’s enemies who are bombarding all of us (and especially our kids) with their New Age doctrines that they brainwash us with through their innumerable books, movies and songs in the media, into believing that our striving for independence from God is supposed to be so important and desirable, when it’s actually our single most insane quality.
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