(please read these Reformation articles in numbered order)<\/p>\n
The two biggest pitfalls of the church today:<\/p>\n
—the effect of evolution<\/span><\/p>\n —the effect of money<\/p>\n The first one here:<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n The church has succumbed to equal opportunity infiltration.<\/p>\n The church has relinquished its Biblical mandate for training the next generation, by sending the children to public schools.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n Jesus loves the little children, in his arms.<\/p>\n So, satan hates the little children, in his arms—molech.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n The never-again nazi holocaust pales in comparison—just check the numbers.<\/p>\n WHY DID THE CHURCH NOT STOP THIS IN AMERICA?<\/p>\n Because we did not stop the teaching of evolution.<\/p>\n Because we did not stop the banning of prayer and the ten commandments.<\/p>\n Because we thought “the old-deluder-satan act” was out of date.<\/p>\n That was a law requiring the Bible taught in all schools, so satan could not delude our children, and the next generation.<\/p>\n He kills the littlest children—hissing to the parents,”they are an inconvenient accident.”<\/p>\n He destroys the survivors—hissing to the children, “you are just a random accident.”<\/p>\n 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.”<\/p>\n Say what?<\/p>\n How can that ancient lie line work in our scientifically enlightened world?<\/p>\n Oh, we know so much, and we know nothing.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n So what does this all have to do with Reformation, Again?<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n 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***)<\/p>\n We “have not yet resisted to the point of shedding blood, striving against sin.”<\/p>\n The church got comfortable in America, and lost its Godly influence for change against sin.<\/p>\n Lot got comfortable in Sodom, and lost his Godly influence for change against sin.<\/p>\n And how did that turn out?<\/p>\n Who had the last volley in the culture wars in Sodom?<\/p>\n The frog, comfortable in the gradually boiling pot of water, does not jump out, he says nothing, and he dies, useless.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n ***Telemachus was a fourth century Christian monk from Asia (Turkey).<\/p>\n An inner voice led him to go to Rome, not knowing why.<\/p>\n He followed the crowds and ended up in the Coliseum.<\/p>\n Two gladiators were fighting, and Telemachus jumped into the stadium and tried get between them to stop them.<\/p>\n He shouted three times, “In the name of Christ, forbear!”<\/p>\n He immediately got the attention of thousands, and he immediately got his reward with Jesus.<\/p>\n But that is not all—because of the bold act of Telemachus, the emperor immediately decreed an end to these “games.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" (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. 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