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Friday, October 1, 2010
Aliens
I want to say something about an odd subject: aliens. I'm talking about the sci fi from other planets type. I don't think intelligent life exists that is from other planets. I don't think it agrees with a biblical world view, with mankind as the capstone of creation in God's design. We are made in God's image. So what of aliens?
Well, I think there are only a few options.
1. A trip or hallucination - someone who thinks they had an alien encounter may have been imagining it or on some chemical induced "trip."
2. A trick - someone is trying to fool you through various human means.
3. A government deception - to cover up military black ops, to justify some experiment, or to engage in propaganda and control population by a strong delusion.
4. A demonic deception - Satan is a deceiver and fallen angels are capable of taking on false appearances. Satan is called "the father of lies" by the Lord Jesus. Playing on the emotions and imaginations of modern people would easily take advantage of sci-fi conditioning for various evil purposes.
So while there certainly does seem to be a conspiracy fact about world governance, it has nothing to do with aliens or reptilians from other dimensions or anything like that. The only thing "alien" is the demonic influence upon people who are sinners.
Well, I think there are only a few options.
1. A trip or hallucination - someone who thinks they had an alien encounter may have been imagining it or on some chemical induced "trip."
2. A trick - someone is trying to fool you through various human means.
3. A government deception - to cover up military black ops, to justify some experiment, or to engage in propaganda and control population by a strong delusion.
4. A demonic deception - Satan is a deceiver and fallen angels are capable of taking on false appearances. Satan is called "the father of lies" by the Lord Jesus. Playing on the emotions and imaginations of modern people would easily take advantage of sci-fi conditioning for various evil purposes.
So while there certainly does seem to be a conspiracy fact about world governance, it has nothing to do with aliens or reptilians from other dimensions or anything like that. The only thing "alien" is the demonic influence upon people who are sinners.
Oh Yeah.
I still have a blog here. Well, I might just start using this more again. Don't know if anyone will read it, but I'll try it.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
A Fraternal Admonition
A Fraternal Admonition
The ACELC is forming as an association of congregations within the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod. It is our purpose to seek a return to faithful doctrine and practice within our church body by identifying and documenting the errors of the LCMS which are being promoted or tolerated among us. Then, with united voice, to lovingly and firmly call our Synod to repentance. It is toward that end that we have formulated a clearly stated ACELC theological position respecting the issues of contention within the LCMS, and have drawn together documentation of those errors. We pray that God will bless our efforts to retain our Lutheran doctrine, practice and heritage within the LCMS.
The ACELC is forming as an association of congregations within the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod. It is our purpose to seek a return to faithful doctrine and practice within our church body by identifying and documenting the errors of the LCMS which are being promoted or tolerated among us. Then, with united voice, to lovingly and firmly call our Synod to repentance. It is toward that end that we have formulated a clearly stated ACELC theological position respecting the issues of contention within the LCMS, and have drawn together documentation of those errors. We pray that God will bless our efforts to retain our Lutheran doctrine, practice and heritage within the LCMS.
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