Moral Science Club

 As a Christian thinking daily about how we can postpone the End Times foretold in Revelation and other books of the Bible, I began to wonder to what extent our position is to Peter's the night of our Lord's betrayal. My reasoning for fighting One World Government is fair; if Satan's plan is postponed, more people will be able to come to faith in Christ. Of course, it will eventually happen just as the Holy Spirit dictated through Isaiah, Daniel, John the Apostle, etc. But we shouldn't go down without a fight, right? Peter's dilemma is quickly revealed and resolved. He replies to Jesus' reaffirmation of the prophecy of his sacrifice for our sins with a flat out denial - Peter won't let it happen. He had just gotten a blessing from Jesus after correctly answering the ultimate question for everyone; "Who do you say I am?" But Peter was thrown into the dog house moments later denying that Jesus would have to die for his sin. "Get behind me, Satan...

 I used to be convinced that globalism was a way to create lasting peace in the world through free trade between nations. China would not want to go to war with the US if they were huge trading partners. Nationalism, or the desire of nations to prosper their people, would continue while the global economy would usher in long term stability. Thus we overlooked manufacturing jobs disappearing here through out-sourcing as free traders pointed that the US would gain better paying jobs through in-sourcing from other countries in the tech and service industries. But there was something we didn't think through. Globalism created another nation that has nationalist tendencies . That's not only worth highlighting but worth repeating. The leaders of our world have come together under another banner that we didn't see coming and they appear to have pledged allegiance to a foreign entity that now rules over the nations in varying degrees of tyranny. Therefore the globalist regime does ...