Texe Marrs, a professing Christian fundamentalist, has a discussion with Alex Jones concerning some of the moves being made in the name of religion. This is an old 2008 broadcast, but some good information is provided - especially about Sarah Palin.
The interview was supposed to be about Jesuits, but this discussion was a diversion. The points made were:
The Council on Foreign Relations is an aristocracy of the elite from all sectors of the country. The CFR has established a religious roundtable. Henry Kissinger was the Chairman at the taping of this interview.
The Pope has appointed Henry Kissinger as his political advisor.
Tony Blair has become Catholic so he can become the future political head of Europe. This is because the EU is a political Vatican body.
Rick Warren and Richard Land are part of Henry Kissinger's roundtable.
One of the objectives of CFR is to bankrupt the morality of all Christians.
Sarah Palin was chosen by Zionist billionaires in Israel before McCain even knew her name. Israel radio had a 2-hour special on Sarah Palin right after she was elected Governor of Alaska. They said that we have a pro-Zionist as Governor, and forecasted a great future for her. Sarah claims that she has a flag of Israel in her office. She was quoted as saying that she would never second guess the intentions of Israel. If Israel wants to go to war with Iran, then she would support the effort. (This is part of the Illuminati playbook. I am a supporter of the nation of Israel, but there are Freemasons in charge of their government.)
There are other parts to this video. Texe also discusses his Mysterious Monuments book, and some of the Illuminati symbolism in them.
Drs. Tim and Beverly LaHaye are leading Christian voices in Washington, D.C. They present an evangelical viewpoint, yet value something very different than most evangelicals. Tim is a 33rd degree Freemason, he's on the Council for National Policy, officer of the Coalition for Religious Freedom, a Reconstructionist (believes in Dominion Theology), and a big promoter of the pre-tribulation rapture.
Many conservative Christians, like the LaHaye's, advocate theocratic principles in a quest to conquer America, convinced that the United States was founded as a Christian nation and (now) needs to return to her Christian heritage. It all seems harmless enough, but the theocratic movement is based in a belief that Old Testament laws should apply to America governance.
This highly politicized concept of dominionism is based on the Bible's text in Genesis 1:26:
• "And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth." (KJV)
• "Then God said, 'Let us make man in our image, in our likeness and let them rule over the fish of the sea and the birds of the air, over the livestock, over all the earth and over all the creatures that move along the ground.'" (NIV).
Many Christians read this text and conclude that God has appointed them stewards and caretakers of Earth. Some Christians read the text and believe, "that Christians alone are Biblically mandated to occupy all secular institutions until Christ returns--and there is no consensus on when that might be." That, in a nutshell, is the idea of "dominionism."[1]
The problem comes when many of the organizations adopt Fascist philosophy in implementing their ideas. This Fascist leaning can be seen in the membership of the Council for National Policy and many of the conservative elitists.
Theocracy Theocracy is derived from the two Greek words Qeo/j(Theos) meaning "God" and kra/tein (cratein) meaning "to rule." The Reverend Rod Parsley, a champion of theocracy, or what he calls a "christocracy," told his congregation at the World Harvest Church, located just outside Columbus, Ohio, "Theocracy means God is in control, and you are not."
The theocratic right seeks to establish dominion, or control over society in the name of God. The late Rev. D. James Kennedy, former pastor of Coral Ridge Ministries, called on his followers to exercise "godly dominion ... over every aspect ... of human society." At a "Reclaiming America for Christ" conference in February, 2005, Kennedy said:
"Our job is to reclaim America for Christ, whatever the cost. As the vice regents of God, we are to exercise godly dominion and influence over our neighborhoods, our schools, our government, our literature and arts, our sports arenas, our entertainment media, our news media, our scientific endeavors -- in short, over every aspect and institution of human society."
Twenty-five years ago, dominionists targeted the Republican Party as the vehicle through which they could advance their agenda. At the same time, a small group of Republican strategists targeted fundamentalist, Pentecostal and charismatic churches to expand the base of the Republican Party. It is about the manipulation of people of a certain faith for political power. It is about the rise of dominionists in the U.S. federal government.
Today's hard right seeks total dominion. It's packing the courts and rigging the rules. The target is not the Democrats but democracy itself.
According to acclaimed journalist and television host Bill Moyers,
"...The country is not yet a theocracy but the Republican Party is, and they are driving American politics, using God as a a battering ram on almost every issue..." (2)
I know that Bill Moyer is a Socialist, but he's right! There are a lot of progressive alarmists who feel that the Christians are going to take over and shove Jesus down their throats. There is plenty of this writing on the Internet. I don't think this will happen, but I do want people to be aware that there is an agenda being carried forth. It all sounds quite Christian on the exterior, but we must look at the motivation of the banner carrier - even if they say they are a Christian conservative.
The following organizations were not compiled by me, and I haven't checked them out. If you financially support one of them, you may want to read their ministry mission statement for signs of Dominion Theology/Theocracy.
Theocratic Educational Institutions Patrick Henry College - for homeschooled children, partner of HSLDF Regent University - "Regent" refers to Christian rulers who will govern the nation
This video exposes the Council for National Policy, the John Birch Society, the Knights of Malta, phony patriots and more. I don't think it intends to be anti-Christian, rather exposes specific individuals with their secret agenda.
