Wednesday, November 07, 2007
How to setup a Quasi-Theocratic Dictatorship-Pat Robertson backs Giuliani
Pat Robertson Backs Giuliani's Bid
Now, even better is this site Faith-based Watch, Media Transparency CBN (700 Club) raked in a whopping $462,563,151 in revenue for 2004! Take that in the face you Ron Paul Christians!
When you realize the significance of distributing over $19 million to selected religious organizations you can begin to construct the mosaic of control Robertson's subversive christianity has over local churches and their pastors. Bona fide Christians best look within their own places of worship. Start your own Know Your Church program!
Robertson was even invited to address the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) on January 26, 1987. His subject matter? How the UN could be reformed!
Robertson has long craved national prominence. After losing his own bid for the presidency he threw his support to George-the-Elder.
So what's to know?
Monday, October 29, 2007
CHRISTIANS NEED TO BEWARE OF MIKE HUCKABEE
With Christian conservatives trying to scramble to find a Republican presidential candidate they can support, some of them seem to be coalescing around former Arkansas governor, Mike Huckabee. Janet Folger, especially, seems to be trumpeting his candidacy. But is Mike Huckabee someone Christian conservatives should be supporting? Not everyone thinks so. By Pastor Chuck Baldwin
Friday, October 12, 2007
Catholics for Ron Paul: "Ron Paul Combating “Structures of Sin”
Catholics for Ron Paul
"...For example, the Catholic Church teaches that the State has a “fundamental task” in economic matters of creating “sure guarantees of individual freedom and private property, as well as a stable currency.” The Church also implores everyone to “combat, in a spirit of justice and charity, those “structures of sin” wherever they may be found and which generate and perpetuate poverty, underdevelopment and degradation. These structures are built and strengthened by numerous concrete acts of human selfishness."
Ron Paul has been combating one of the greatest “structures of sin” for a very long time: the Federal Reserve System, the fiat currency and its role in inflation, and the oppression of the middle class and poor in our country to the benefit of big government, big banks and big business. Say what?!?..." Full article here
Check out this link: Catholics Against Rudy
Catholics for Ron Paul
Ron Paul has been combating one of the greatest “structures of sin” for a very long time: the Federal Reserve System, the fiat currency and its role in inflation, and the oppression of the middle class and poor in our country to the benefit of big government, big banks and big business. Say what?!?..." Full article here
Check out this link: Catholics Against Rudy
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Dobson's "Focus on the Family" took in over $144 million - tax-exempt
Sunday, October 07, 2007
Natural Law - Is there any other?
..."natural law is a true guarantee for everyone to live freely and with respect for their dignity, protected from all ideological manipulation and from all arbitrary abuses of the powerful"─God’s law, not majority rule, guarantees democracy and rights, says Pope.
Saturday, October 06, 2007
Totalitarians Among Us & The Myth of a Christian Nation
Thomas DiLorenzo on neocons, Fredheads, Christojihadists, and other enemies of freedom.
The Calvinist Message to the Neo-Con Pro-War Christians
Vol. 26 - Faith for All of Life Podcast - Interview with Attorney and Political Activist Jerri Lynn Ward
Chris Ortiz and Jerri Ward discuss the recent Value Voters Debate where Congressman Ron Paul was booed by the Conservative Christian audience. Also, great information on the universal healthcare proposals of Democratic candidates.
Friday, January 05, 2007
If he is correct.....
This has to go under the category of "we will just never know for sure". But if any or most of this were true it certainly would explain a lot.
As Joshua points out:
We are wise to be skeptical of such claims of dark forces at work in world events, but we would be fools to dismiss them outright.
Just take a gander at the article he is referring to (apparently a part II and III are forthcoming).
History certainly teaches us that many of the most tyrannical regimes were fascinated by and beholding to the occult. Perhaps this is not just "so much bunk".
Monday, October 16, 2006
Neoconservatives and Evangelicals
I have always been of the opinion that the alliance between the neoconservatives and evangelical Christians was essentially a one-sided affair, at least for the run-of-the-mill average Christian. I will not deny that access to power is seductive to evangelical leaders but for the millions of otherwise good folks that comprise the army of voters, supplying the neocon power base, there is no benefit. In reality there is a moral cost for their votes that they simply do not realize that they owe.
David Kuo has just released a book entitled Tempting Faith in which he alleges that several senior White House staff members routinely openly ridiculed evangelicals. Kuo was the No. 2 man in the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives from 2001 to 2003. I suppose he was in a position to know what he is talking about. (Articles here, here and here)
“National Christian leaders received hugs and smiles in person and then were dismissed behind their backs and described as ‘ridiculous,’ ‘out of control,’ and just plain ‘goofy,’” Kuo wrote. Top political officials in the office of White House aide Karl Rove referred to the leaders as “the nuts,” he added. (Baptist Standard)
The neoconservative agenda is appealing to evangelical Christians on many levels. Key in the appeal is unquestioned support for Israel (yes the place with a current president as bad as a Clinton/Nixon morph - here, here and here )
The fact that the fascination with the manmade Nation of Israel - as opposed to the Biblical people of Israel - is flawed. This is a point that transcends mere politics, folks that accept Israel - the Nation formed by men in 1949 - as the fulfillment of endtimes prophecies will not easily be dissuaded from such a notion. This issue becomes political only when a group like the neoconservatives use this item to garner support for their candidates and agendas. There is a difference in Zionism and the people of Israel - but this is a topic of another post. (a pretty good essay on the topic can be found here)
I am a Christian, I am a conservative. I see nothing conservative or Christian in the neoconservative worldview.
Blogged at Blog From the Capital
This story promises to continue casting a dim light on the faith-based program, and confirming the worst fears of those of us who have been opposed to this kind of faith-based funding: it folds otherwise genuine religious folks into the cynical world of politics, both compromising and ridiculing religion while also improperly associating whole branches of government with particular religious beliefs.