Fighting the Four Evils

There is much misconception about what true peace is by many in the professing Church. Many think that it is to not stir up trouble, fight or contend boldly and publicly with people who disagree with oneself. They think that Jesus was peaceful in that He would strongly rebuke, scold, or chastise. This is a serious misconception. Jesus pronounced seven woes to the scribes and Pharisees (Matthew 23:13-39). He told the paralysed man he healed, and the woman caught in adultery to sin no more without qualification in his command to stop sinning (John 5:14-15; 8:11). He did not only strongly rebuke the hypocritical Pharisees, but anyone who sinned. He cared not who it was. As long as someone sinned, he would rebuke them boldly, directly, openly without compromise. Jesus is kind, merciful and gentle, but by no means does this mean He is pacifist. If Jesus were a pacifist, He would not have overturned the tables of the usurers and merchants, and chased them out of the Temple of His Father:...

Many unbelievers in various parts of the world think that Christianity is an ethnocentric religion, both in the western and non-western world. This is in large part owing to the presentation of the history of Christianity as primarily a western one, where the western world is presented as good and righteous, and non-western world presented as bad and full of darkness. However, Christianity has had strong historical roots outside of Europe since at least the Middle Ages, if not before in places such as  Africa and Middle East.  In recent history, Christianity has been twisted and used by ethnonationalists in the west to justify their supremacy, who typically love to target islam for criticism, not because they are righteous, but because it allows them to justify their supposed moral superiority to the non-western world. This twisted version of 'christianity' these sick people have created in not true Christianity at all.  They are liars who create a stumbling block for...

The Bible warns that many will be deceived in the Last Days (Matthew 24:11; 1 Timothy 4:1). Indeed, there are many professing Christians who endorse or support the alt-right movement, thinking they are 'righteous' simply because they oppose islam. Just because someone opposes one evil or heresy, does not mean they are righteous.  To think the someone is righteous simply because they oppose one anti-Christ religion, such as islam is extremely foolish. The alt-right opposes islam, not because it is an anti-christ religion, but because it opposes "western civilisation" which they are oh so proud of. They are proud of their so-called "western civilisation" and think that it is their ethnicity which makes the "white race" 'great'. That is ethnonationalism, pride in one's ethnicity, and in one's nation for being of that ethnicity. This goes against the faith in Christ which is universal, as is clearly evident in Romans 10:11-13:     ...

The concept of rights, equality, and liberty are all false doctrines. There is no such thing as anyone's rights, equality or liberty. That is clear. However, some  in response to these evils, and being rightly concerned about such evils, seek to fight such evils by another evil. They fight the evils of equality by promoting ethnonationalism and ethnocentrism. They being so worried about the evils of the doctrines of equality seek to promote ethnonationalism and ethnocentrism. This is indeed the devil's trap, where he uses people standing for two different evils to fight each other, and deceive people into thinking that does not support one side, such as equality, one must support the other, such as ethnonationalism. These people typically love to use the Old Testament verses to justify racism. They love to intimidate people with their so-called Bible 'knowledge' about the Old Testament and its implications for today.  Such people also love to point out how various...

Introduction Environmentalism is often regarded as a noble movement which simply seeks to protect the environment. However, what many do not understand is its true motive and the spirit behind it. Like all ideologies, there is a spirit behind it. That spirit is a wicked one, who blinds godless people into following the agenda of the devil.  What do I mean by a spirit behind it? Say, a teacher says to a student, “Don’t run on concrete”. That is done in the spirit of duty, rather than love. However, if a parent says the same thing to his child, that would be in the spirit of love. The spirit behind something included the motive, but not only the motive. It includes the heart of person as to why he stands for something. For example, a true follower of Christ opposes pornography in the spirit of holiness, righteousness and purity. This is in stark contrast to a feminist, who opposes pornography because of its infringement on a woman’s “bodily autonomy” in the spirit of th...

Satan is very cl eve r and flexible. He is adaptable. He is able to make two enemy group agree on the same thing, by appealing to their evil motives, both of which are the same. He is able to stir up conflict between wicked people who are enemies of each other, and then use something they agree on to promote a greater evil. This manifests in all kinds of ways. One of the way this manifests in conservatives of America. Satan uses Islam to bait the conservatives, including the conservative Christians of America into fighting evil, by means of promoting the counter-jihad movement. However, the American counter-jihad movement is full of secularists, who hate Christianity and are pro-homosexual. So, they are simply not your friends, Christian. They are not, whatever they may say in enticing you, or in ensuring you that they tolerate you. What do many of these conservative Christians do? They continue to support the counter-jihad movement, even though they are pro-homosexual. Yet, little...