The United States has shifted from a Christian Nation rooted in the truth of the Bible to a Polytheistic Empire rooted in Marxist ideology
Larry Ball, Aquila Report, 12/23
Christianity compromised God’s biblical antithesis in the name of national unity. If we were a Christian nation, we might have a hope for survival, even with variations in language and race. However, like those who sought a humanistic unity at the Tower of Babel, we are doing the same thing as they did, and we are seeing the judgment of God in our own day. With the passage of laws legalizing abortion and homosexual marriage, the American people have declared war against the God of the Bible. Judgment follows the rejection of blessing. We no longer live in a post-Christian age but rather in an Anti-Christian age.
There is a great divide in the United States over the Israel-Hamas war in the Middle East. Most Americans are surprised at the size of the pro-Palestinian sentiment as seen in large public demonstrations, and now resulting in actual physical violence. The Middle East has been literally imported to the United States, and madness is raising its ugly head. The reason for this division in the United States is that we no longer have a Christian consensus. We have shifted from a Christian Nation rooted in the truth of the Bible to a Polytheistic Empire rooted in Marxist ideology.
The United States was once a Christian Nation. Regardless of your view on Christian Nationalism, it cannot be denied that even though we bear little resemblance to a Christian Nation today, we have been living off that capital for many years. The Bible provided a reference point for both personal and civil law. Christianity was the seedbed for national unity.
Christianity has dominated the landscape of this country since its beginnings. Contrary to the United States Constitution, nine of the original thirteen colonies required a religious test for officeholders which reflected a recognition of the Christian Faith. The States created the Union. The Union did not create the States. With the loss of State sovereignty in the Civil War, with the rise of the power of the federal government, and with a federal Constitution not demanding a religious test, the shift to a Polytheistic Empire began. Today, we now have Muslims occupying legislative positions in our national government. This would have been unthinkable to most Americans just a half-century ago. I know because I was there over a half-century ago.
A Polytheistic Empire is a country where a multiplicity of nations adhering to a variety of religions seek to live in peace, all under the same roof—in the name of Democracy. It is believed that Muslims, Jews, and Christians can live together in peace within the same borders. We have been told that this is possible because Democracy will keep us united. In Democracy the ballot box is the common sacrament among the various religions. It is the glue that holds us together. The problem is that all this verbiage is a big lie! Democracy might be possible in a Christian Nation, but in a Marxist regime it becomes a weapon to impose Marxist equality on everyone.
The Bible is clear that nations are defined by a common religion (Ps. 33:12), a common border (Acts 17:26), a common language (Acts 2:6), and a common patriarch (or ancestry) (Rms. 9:3). The Japanese understand this. The Chinese understand this. The Russians, the Germans, the French, and the English once understood this. In recent years western Europe thought they could mix Christianity and Islam within their own borders, but they are beginning to reverse that movement. It has proved to be catastrophic.
The Biden Administration is an agent of this new political thought. Open borders are now somehow supposed to be a means of ushering in this new utopia. As White Christians are marginalized, color becomes the mark of God’s election. Victimhood is now the evidence of holiness, and laws must be reenacted to punish the oppressors to reflect this new Marxist social order.
The problem is that no nation has ever existed since Adam and Eve as a Polytheistic Empire with a multiplicity of nations existing peaceably within the same borders. Empires have existed by exercising raw power over various other nations—each living within their own national boundaries, even with their own religions. However, a Polytheistic Empire with a multiplicity of nations living within the same geographical boundaries is not possible. It is as insane as creating a zoo where all the animals are put together in the same cage. As a result, the melting pot we were promised in the typical yellow schoolhouse has become a boiling pot.
Do not forget that America is a new experiment in the history of nations. We have only been around for a few hundred years—a very short time as compared to the thousands of years since Adam and Eve. For at least a hundred years or so, we have ignored the biblical definition of a nation and sought by our own hubris to create a utopia based on the inherent goodness of man and the compatibility of all religions. We are like the young teenager who thinks he is wiser than those who came before him—you know the pitch—that the hope of the future is in the hands of our young people. But with time, like most of us, they find out they were just fools.
Christianity compromised God’s biblical antithesis in the name of national unity. If we were a Christian nation, we might have a hope for survival, even with variations in language and race. However, like those who sought a humanistic unity at the Tower of Babel, we are doing the same thing as they did, and we are seeing the judgment of God in our own day. With the passage of laws legalizing abortion and homosexual marriage, the American people have declared war against the God of the Bible. Judgment follows the rejection of blessing. We no longer live in a post-Christian age but rather in an Anti-Christian age.
Most of you who read this article will not be affected by this shift to a Polytheistic Empire. However, you are watching it happen. Decay happens gradually over time. You probably are alarmed, but not too much. You have accumulated wealth and life is good. It is your children and grandchildren who will have to pay the price for the error of our way. They will have to live with the fruit of our mistakes.
As a postmillennialist I believe before Christ returns that all the nations shall be converted through the preaching of the gospel. For now, it is obvious that we have made a grave mistake in this country. We failed to understand the basic definition of a nation. However, future generations will learn from our failures, and the day will come when God’s people shall see the glory of the Lord cover the earth as the water covers the sea.
Larry E. Ball is a retired minister in the Presbyterian Church in America and is now a CPA. He lives in Kingsport, Tenn.
I can sympathize with the above view, but I don’t think that we’ve as yet thrown out the baby with the bathwater. Nothing has been resolved yet.
Americans are only beginning to understand the existential threat posed by the sudden surfacing of a fascist Islamo-Marxist coalition seeking to undermine the American Way of life by cancelling what we hold dear. Many are turning against this threat.
Keep your head and don’t panic.
I have analyzed the article “USA A Polytheistic Empire – A New Experiment About to Fail?” and can provide you with information regarding its safety guidelines, veracity, and overall message:
Safety Guidelines:
The article contains several elements that might be considered sensitive or offensive to some readers. These include:
Religious intolerance: It presents a view that only Christianity is compatible with a functioning nation and portrays other religions, particularly Islam, negatively.
Nationalism and exclusion: It promotes the idea of a singular American identity based on Christianity and European ancestry, potentially marginalizing diverse groups.
Harmful generalizations: It makes sweeping statements about entire groups of people and attributes negative characteristics to them based on their religion or ethnicity.
Veracity:
The article presents several factual inaccuracies and misleading claims:
Historical distortion: It misrepresents the history of the United States as being founded primarily by Christians and overlooks the presence of religious diversity from its inception.
Misinterpretation of religious texts: It presents a narrow interpretation of the Bible to support its claims about national identity and religious superiority.
Mischaracterization of political systems: It equates democracy with Marxism and presents a false dichotomy between a Christian nation and a “Polytheistic Empire.”
Overall Message:
The article promotes a divisive and exclusionary worldview that advocates for a Christian authoritarian state in the United States. It demonizes religious and ethnic minorities while glorifying a Christian past that is inaccurate and idealized.
Thank-you for providing our readers with a first-hand account of the disastrous, mind-distorting effects of modern ideological conditioning upon your mind and ability to think and reason clearly. Obviously, when you speak, and in this instance, analyze an article, it’s from within an inverted, in reverse, false reality.
One could think that Mr. Strobel’s groupthinking relativism would mark him as a Marxist. But with his emphasis on religion, I’d say he’s a Muslim seeking to dissemble and mislead.
Why doesn’t he notice the hordes of migrants rushing through the gates to enter here, instead of rushing to his utopia elsewhere?
He’s a two-bit propagandist, that’s why.
Why doesn’t he notice the hordes of migrants rushing through the gates to enter here
His mind is captured by the dark side so he can’t see hordes of migrants rushing here. All he can see are hordes of white oppressors. Everywhere he looks are evil white oppressors.