A bit of perspective for all you "intellectuals". [message #34761] |
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Azrielstoneheart
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Let me pose a quandry. First of all, if man is incapable of a one world government, then why has he strived for one since the dawn of written and recorded history? Romans, Alexander the Great, the germans of World War II, all of these quested to bring all of those around them into their own method of thinking and government. What about the calls all over the world for unity, peace, brotherhood? Apparently some believe that it's possible. The Euro was only an example of how a very diverse region with many different forms of currency could be changed, virtually overnight in the eyes of history, to one currency. And who says that the currency would be hard cash? What is the one currency that most industrialized nations use? 1s and 0s. Digital cash. Credit cards and digital accounts. It would be very simple to convert all of these accounts to one system, now wouldn't it? Finally, religion. Nothing says that the religion would embrace any current one to any degree. In fact, the current trend is to embrace all religions, a sort of "all roads lead to heaven" mentality. Therefore, virtually anyone could subscribe to this religion and find their own beliefs included. And how would all of this be possible? What is the number one facilitator of change in human nature? Fear. If you make someone afraid, you can change so many things in they are made to feel safe again. Have you even really read the bible or revelation very closely?
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