The globalist politicians promote a "new world order" and an end to the nation-state system in favor of global government. They are also subtly pushing a "global religion" to go with global government. The ostensible reason for promoting a "new world religion" is to "eliminate sectarian conflict". It is thought that, "no more will neighbor rise up against neighbor because of religious differences--thus ending many, many centuries of conflict."
In the past, atheism was sought as a remedy--and has already been tried under Marxism. However, atheism fails, for the most part, because mankind is "stubbornly religious". Russians now claim, by a wide margin, that they are "religious". 93% of Russians now officially identify as Russian Orthodox, vs. only 7% "other". Christians, of course, understand that humans are innately spiritual. That is the way we were made--in the "image of God", who is Spirit.
Ending religious wars sounds like a good idea--no more would Hindu and Muslims war in the Indian sub-continent and Pakistan. No more would Jews and Muslims war in the Middle East--or so the thinking goes--because "everyone would believe the same things." Except what would this new world religion preach?
Since half the religious world already believes in reincarnation (Hindus and Buddhists), it would seem a handy pillar of the "one-world faith" would be reincarnation. The only thing left is to convince the Abrahamic religions (Christians, Jews and Muslims) that reincarnation is the "proper" way to understand God's intentions for mankind. There are factions in Judaism (Kabbalists) and Islam (Sufi Muslim mysticism) who already hold to the idea of reincarnation. However, it will likely be a tough sell among Christians, who have the strongest teachings on resurrection. There are New Agers who claim they are "Christian" and yet, at the same time believe in reincarnation. But, those who are truly Christian in their understandings, believe that Jesus was resurrected. So, what are the differences between resurrection and reincarnation? Please join in the conversation!
In the past, atheism was sought as a remedy--and has already been tried under Marxism. However, atheism fails, for the most part, because mankind is "stubbornly religious". Russians now claim, by a wide margin, that they are "religious". 93% of Russians now officially identify as Russian Orthodox, vs. only 7% "other". Christians, of course, understand that humans are innately spiritual. That is the way we were made--in the "image of God", who is Spirit.
Ending religious wars sounds like a good idea--no more would Hindu and Muslims war in the Indian sub-continent and Pakistan. No more would Jews and Muslims war in the Middle East--or so the thinking goes--because "everyone would believe the same things." Except what would this new world religion preach?
Since half the religious world already believes in reincarnation (Hindus and Buddhists), it would seem a handy pillar of the "one-world faith" would be reincarnation. The only thing left is to convince the Abrahamic religions (Christians, Jews and Muslims) that reincarnation is the "proper" way to understand God's intentions for mankind. There are factions in Judaism (Kabbalists) and Islam (Sufi Muslim mysticism) who already hold to the idea of reincarnation. However, it will likely be a tough sell among Christians, who have the strongest teachings on resurrection. There are New Agers who claim they are "Christian" and yet, at the same time believe in reincarnation. But, those who are truly Christian in their understandings, believe that Jesus was resurrected. So, what are the differences between resurrection and reincarnation? Please join in the conversation!
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