Modern pagans who ridicule Christians for believing in God are also the ones who place their faith in ancient dog regurgitation revamped and revised for today. Truth will set us free. In this case, when truth reveals the superstition, stupidity, and demonic underpinnings of what passes for ‘enlightenment by science (magic science or scientism)” they […]
Jarrett Stepman, Daily Signal, 2023 Get used to grotesque works of “art” being injected into every public space. Last week, an 8-foot-tall, golden statue was unveiled atop a New York state courthouse in New York City. It stands alongside several other, older statues of classical design. According to the artist, Shahzia Sikander, the statue is meant to be a representation
Joe Rigney, Aquila Report, 9/23 We really ought to appreciate how overt the religious themes in the ad are. Humans sacrifice and perform good works in order to placate an angry deity. Modern neo-paganism has rarely been as well-represented in such a short video. I half-expected one of the employees to slaughter a ram on
JB Shurk, American Thinker, 9/23 Americans are pessimistic about the future. They also view past decades more favorably than they do the present one. The “land of opportunity” is gone. The “American dream” is gone. What remains is a fading memory of what America used to be without an underlying promise that its erstwhile preeminence can be restored. This pessimism is
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TARA ISABELLA BURTON, The American Interest, 2019 Or why Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez felt compelled to share her birth chart. Back in March 2019, an elected government representative shared something personal about her spiritual identity. Not a preferred Bible verse or a conversion story. Rather, progressive New York Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez shared her birth-time with a self-described
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Lewis Ungit, lewisungit.substack, 9/23 Over the past century, we have retold the story of witches as proto-feminists being persecuted by the patriarchy for no good reason other than misogynism. But as I have written in the past, witches regularly confessed to practicing human sacrifice. Babies in particular were the victims of their efforts. Often these sacrifices
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Ken Ham, Answers in Genesis, 9/23 Church attendance across the Western world has dropped drastically—and continues to drop with every generation. In the USA, Generation Z church attendance is down to less than 9%. What is going on? Well, this is an issue I’ve been addressing for years, pointing the church back to the primary
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In “The attack on biblical creation in UK schools continues,” Phil Robinson reports that in the dechristianized U.K. unrelenting attacks against special creation (Genesis account) display a level of aggressive intolerance that is hard to stomach, coming as they do from self-proclaimed scientifically-enlightened ‘voices of reason.’ Some schools have already banned the teaching of special creation
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Selwyn Duke, The New American, 6/13/23 In the year 2000, Sun Microsystems cofounder Bill Joy wrote an essay provocatively titled “Why the Future Doesn’t Need Us.” Despite being published April 1, it was no joke; and despite its 11,000-word length, it would go viral. The reason why was encapsulated in its subhead. To wit: “Our most powerful
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Linda Kimball In the essay, “The Paganization of Biblical Studies,” Dr. Peter Jones, Professor of New Testament at Westminster Seminary in Escondido, Calif., identifies liberalism and/or progressivism as a form of neo-Gnostic occult mystical pantheism. Occult Gnostic pantheism arose among certain Jews during the Babylonian exile so is grounded in Ageless Wisdom Teachings from the time
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Linda Kimball “Barbarism is that which prevailed from the days of Adam down through ten generations to the time of Noah. It is called barbarism because of the fact that in those times men had no ruling authority or mutual accord, but every man was independent and a law unto himself after the dictates of
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Linda Kimball The German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, the self-styled antichrist, predicted that the death of Jesus Christ (Gen. 1-11; John 1) would unleash madness and evil that over time would eventually infiltrate every area of Western and American life. That time is now. In 2013, AP award winning columnist Richard Larsen described American culture as
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Linda Kimball The Biblical worldview posits two interfacing dimensions, the spiritual and material. Man for instance, is a soul or spirit embodied in the physical matter of a body. Against this, philosophical materialism posits one dimension, the material or physical, and teaches that all that exists is what can be known to the
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Alex Newman, Harbingers Daily, 7/23 It sounds like bad science fiction, but it is rapidly becoming reality. Some of the most powerful people on the planet think they are going to “upgrade” human beings — or at least some human beings — through genetic engineering and technological schemes such as “brain implants.” Yes, really. In
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Philip Bell, creation.com Are biblical creationists backward folk, doing their utmost to explain away allegedly powerful scientific evidences in favour of deep time, big bang, abiogenesis (life from non-life), and neo-Darwinian evolution? That is certainly the perception among many people. For example, Richard Dawkins couldn’t resist a dig at creationists in his most recent book, Flights