Posts filed under ‘Eastern Mysticism’
Technocracy: Building the Beast – Transhumanism
As noted, transhumanism is really the crossing or combining of human, bio-technics and even animal splicing in an attempt to create “eternal life” physically on the earth. The people who believe and push this have even adopted a Transhumanist Declaration that sums up their beliefs and what they hope to realize.
News and Notes Update: August 25, 2020
Some News and notes for today, Tuesday, August 25, 2020. We deal with CV-19, shutdowns, ask about a coming mandatory CV vaccine, announce a new series related to current false teachers, and the “end game” of the current BLM/AntiFa rioting and destruction. Plus a bit more!
Technocracy: Building the Beast – Introduction
The final empire is coming according to Scripture. It is being built now. I don’t believe it will finalize until after the Rapture in preparation for the Tribulation, but we do not know how “mandated” society will become and how difficult it will be to move around in society due to mandates.
Technocracy – Building the Beast: Chapter 1
In the world that Technocrats envision setting up, everything would be perfectly balanced so that what was used would be offset by what was created so that there is ultimately zero usage. The more a person saves energy, the more they can bank in terms of gaining energy credits.
News and Notes for Friday August 21, 2010
There is so much happening in the world today it is impossible for any one site to catalog it all. In presenting News and Notes updates weekly or biweekly, I hope to provide bits and pieces of various subjects that I believe will be of interest to readers.
Esther: God’s Sovereignty
The book of Esther provides information on how godly Mordecai helped Esther become the new queen of Persia. It’s a fascinating read and one might wonder, why did Mordecai push Esther into that? Again, the reason becomes clear later on, that Mordecai himself may not have even seen. Initially it appears that Mordecai was simply looking out for a better way of life for Esther. Mordecai had taken Esther in during Nebuchadnezzar’s siege of Jerusalem and during the time her parents had died. Obviously, Mordecai wanted the best for Esther so he gently prodded her to apply herself to becoming the new queen. There were clearly many women who also tried to attain this goal, but for “some” reason, King Ahasuerus was smitten with Esther, whom the Scriptures describe as having a “…beautiful figure and was lovely to look at” (v. 7b)
Solomon’s Huge Mistake
This is a very good time to ask ourselves how we are treating God and whether or not we are taking Him for granted in spite of the many blessings He pours out on us daily. Are we guilty of worshiping other “gods”? Are we toying with the idea of giving our attention and worship that only God deserves to other things that are not only that important but in doing so, are we becoming involved with idolatry? It can happen easily and it happens most often when we feel “satisfied” with our life and the things we have in our life. It is the responsibility of each of us (myself included of course), to ensure that we are not hiding little “gods” in our heart, worshiping them whenever we get the chance. If it can happen to the wisest man who ever lived before Jesus, it can happen to us far more easily.
Homeless Camps and Fascism in USA
Watch out for those who try to make you feel guilty for not wearing a mask, accusing you of “killing” other people. In spite of actual facts, (which these folks dutifully ignore), these people continue to berate others who do not comply. Their “conditioned responses” to the Left’s egregious infringement of rights should be a wake-up call. Instead, it causes many to cower and simply obey whether they want to or not. Notice 4th and 26 first issued an implied threat than said he wasn’t “demanding.” This is a form of political correctness (aka Cultural Marxism) to force people to do what they might otherwise not do.
Asian Hornets Have Landed and Other Things in Society
This is all a sign to me that these things are largely in place to remain in society. While we may see a few restrictions fade away (and masks may be one of those things to fade), I believe a large percentage of restrictions that exist now with more on the way, will remain in society and people will simply get “used” to them. We do this every time. Whether it was the Patriot Act or any number of things that have interrupted society’s normal flow, many of these adoptive efforts become permanent. Remember how well the government uses Hegelian Dialectic.
Social Distancing Measures are Here to Stay
What we are seeing is pure Hegelian Dialectic. The government wanted a specific direction so they created a problem (shutting down society based on a health risk), people clamor for a solution so government said, “Okay” and start reopening society with many restrictive measures in place and the only way they’ll possibly be rolled back is by receiving the coming vaccine. Because there is some relief, the average person breathes a sigh of relief believing that things are going back to normal. Instead, a new normal is created and people eventually get used to it.
