(please read these Reformation articles in numbered order)
The two biggest pitfalls of the church today:
—the effect of evolution
—the effect of money
The first one here:
The very possibility that Christians could entertain combining Genesis and evolution in any way, proves the church is not clearly teaching that the Bible alone is enough.
The church has succumbed to equal opportunity infiltration.
The church has relinquished its Biblical mandate for training the next generation, by sending the children to public schools.
The long-term weakening of the American church by brainwashing a generation through the teaching of evolution, without full-scale in-your-face rejection/correction by the church in the culture, now leaves the church powerless or voiceless against the relentless onslaught of more unimaginable perversions.
Jesus loves the little children, in his arms.
So, satan hates the little children, in his arms—molech.
I don’t know how we did it, substituting/progressing from the unthinkable burning to death of infants in the arms of a red-hot statue, to the “not-see” holocaust of doing the same with chemical weapons and knives.
The never-again nazi holocaust pales in comparison—just check the numbers.
WHY DID THE CHURCH NOT STOP THIS IN AMERICA?
Because we did not stop the teaching of evolution.
Because we did not stop the banning of prayer and the ten commandments.
Because we thought “the old-deluder-satan act” was out of date.
That was a law requiring the Bible taught in all schools, so satan could not delude our children, and the next generation.
He kills the littlest children—hissing to the parents,”they are an inconvenient accident.”
He destroys the survivors—hissing to the children, “you are just a random accident.”
He carries his hatred of the children, from subversion, to perversion—hissing to the children, “you are not stuck with what God made you—a boy or a girl in the wrong body by a mistaken accident.”
Say what?
How can that ancient lie line work in our scientifically enlightened world?
Oh, we know so much, and we know nothing.
So what does this all have to do with Reformation, Again?
We have made the middle ages—the dark ages before the Reformation—look like a Sunday School picnic compared to what we have allowed right in front of our eyes.
Horror that rivals any other in history—horror that we have largely condoned—horror that we are supposed to stop in the name of Christ. (Telemachas***)
We “have not yet resisted to the point of shedding blood, striving against sin.”
The church got comfortable in America, and lost its Godly influence for change against sin.
Lot got comfortable in Sodom, and lost his Godly influence for change against sin.
And how did that turn out?
Who had the last volley in the culture wars in Sodom?
The frog, comfortable in the gradually boiling pot of water, does not jump out, he says nothing, and he dies, useless.
***Telemachus was a fourth century Christian monk from Asia (Turkey).
An inner voice led him to go to Rome, not knowing why.
He followed the crowds and ended up in the Coliseum.
Two gladiators were fighting, and Telemachus jumped into the stadium and tried get between them to stop them.
He shouted three times, “In the name of Christ, forbear!”
He immediately got the attention of thousands, and he immediately got his reward with Jesus.
But that is not all—because of the bold act of Telemachus, the emperor immediately decreed an end to these “games.”
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