The American Spectator

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p>The humanist sows the wind. It takes only a new theory and off they go in a new direction, and when unintended consequences occur, that is the cost of their rationalism and they try to reason themselves a solution. They are also more open to conscious manipulation by self-interested, evil men, who use the lack of an agreed upon core set of values against the society, by manipulating the values themselves, for their purposes. Any reaction to the unintended evils creates a new host of problems but in a more degraded world. On and on, with no memory that has any hold on the people. Hope, faith and love form the core of a Christian worldview. The humanist by rejecting faith, embracing hope, and loving or not as they choose, creates a stilted world view... and they tumble down off their stilts very often. When we sow the wind we reap the whirlwind. How do I know this? The Bible tells me so. br> -- Greg F /p>

As I seem to write on a monthly basis...

Why do we express shock at extremists at either end of the spectrum. Mankind has diluted original Christianity to the point of ineffectiveness. There are now thousands of denominations teaching thousands of opinions. It is liberalism in its purist form. Pluralism has taken over our minds. For a great 2-minute read of what the New Testament says on unity, click here here.

Until we start studying the Bible and stop listening to errant preachers, this will continue. After all, this is a command (if you believe that sort of thing)!

p>Act 17:11 These were more noble than those in Thessalonica, in that they received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so . (Emphasis added.) br> -- Kevin W. br> Morgantown, West Virginia /p> p>

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