Saturday, December 7, 2013

RELIGIOUS ENGINEERING

   People of religious Christianity have no knowledge of Bible history, and neither do they have any knowledge of Bible prophecy; for the Bible, to them, is forbidden knowledge.
   Obviously, they have been trained to live in the present tense, in the here and now.  They are not concerned about the past, and neither are they concerned about the future.
   As such, they are as little children:  knowing no more about their religion today than they knew when they were children.
   As little children, they are obedient to their religion.  They stand when they are told to stand, sit when they are told to sit, kneel when they are told to kneel, and pray when they are told to pray.  But they have no knowledge of God.
   They have college educations; they have professional careers; and they earn professional wages.  But they have no knowledge of God.
   They do not know that God created the world and life on earth; neither do they know that the world will come to an end.  They have no knowledge of God. 
   They do not sing Christian hymns, and neither do they enjoy Christian music because they have no joy of the Lord in their hearts.
   In December, they decorate green trees and they fill their homes with presents.  And they say, "Was Santa Claus good to you?"
   At Easter, they participate in all of the Easter festivities, and even to give presents to their children.  And they say, "Was the Easter Bunny good to you?"
   They have no knowledge of God.  They live in the present tense, in the here and now.  As little children, they are obedient to their religion all the days of their lives.  They have no knowledge of the things God has done in the past, and neither do they have any knowledge of the things God will do in the future.  The return of Christ is a fundamental teaching of the Lord, but to people of religious Christianity, the return of Christ is never mentioned; therefore, the people are not looking for the return of Jesus; for this knowledge is hidden from them.
   Their religion has hidden the knowledge of God from them, and, in their religion, they learn to hide from God:  for they believe that the god of their religion should be the god of all people, and they believe that all people of the world should be like them and believe as they believe.
   They will get angry in defense of their religion, but they will never speak a word on behalf of Christ.  They are not messengers for God, and neither can they be:  for, to them, Jesus is a stranger.
   To them, God is a foreigner, and the Bible is a foreign language.  They have been taught that the Bible should be interpreted for them by their holy men:  that they are incapable of understanding the Word of the Lord even though the Bible has been translated in their own language.
   Where is Christ in their minds?  Christ is not there, for only their religion is in their minds: which is why they, like little children, have more interest in Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny than they have in the birth and the resurrection of Christ the Lord.
   As stated previously and many times, religion is the greatest method of mind control ever invented, and the people of religious Christianity is the evidence of mind control:  for their minds remain as the minds of little children all the days of their lives, and their religious behavior is mechanical, for they are the evidence of religious engineering. 
   They have no humility, and they have no tears, for they are proud of themselves and proud of their religion.  As such, they are as mechanical robots, marching to the orders of their gods, which is the priesthood, to whom they bow and obey.  To them, Jesus is no more than an image, created by their religious priesthood in their imaginations.  All they know about Jesus is that which their masters have told them.
   But if our gospel be hid, it is hid to them that are lost:  in whom the god of this world hath blinded the minds of them that believe not, lest the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, who is the image of God, should shine unto them.  For we preach not ourselves, but Christ Jesus the Lord; and ourselves your servants for Jesus' sake.  (2 Corinthians 4: 3-5)

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