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224 - That All May Be One / Total Onslaught - Walter Veith

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    That All May Be One
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    The title of this lecture is
    That All May Be One,
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    and we have dealt in the last few
    lectures with the political aspects,
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    and tonight I want to start
    with the religious aspects.
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    The Vatican II meetings,
    Vatican II, the Pope is beeing
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    carried in during that meeting,
    and at that meeting it was
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    decided that the churches,
    the Protestant churches,
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    may remain in their confessions and
    obtain salvation, provided of course,
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    that they accept and acknowledge
    the supremacy of the Bishop of Rome.
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    Now after Vatican II, it was Karl
    Rahner, the Jesuit, strange how
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    they keep popping up, I know I’m
    saying this frequently, but it’s
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    just a fact. He was the one who was
    commissioned to take this message
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    to the world that everyone could
    remain in their confession,
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    provided they acknowledge the
    supremacy of the Bishop of Rome.
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    And I’ve already dealt with this,
    but I’m going to go into a little
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    bit more detail now, Paul Knitter,
    who was held a position at Xavier
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    University, Cincinnati, where he is
    Professor of Theology, he studied
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    under Karl Rahner, and he wrote
    this book, “No Other name?”
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    And in this book, “No Other Name?”
    he writes certain interesting
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    things, here’s a commentary on it,
    it’s interesting that they have a
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    this little humanist man over there
    on the book, tells us its humanism.
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    He writes, “Faces the conundrum of
    what the committed Christian
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    believer does theologically in face
    of the growing evidence, scholarly
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    and from personal encounter, that
    there are other ways, religious
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    ways, of leading a full, authentic
    human life, than the Christian way.”
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    Are you beginning to see something?
    “Can a person be saved,”
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    definition, “that is, come to live
    a truly human life, by some other
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    name than that of Jesus Christ?”
    Hello, let me just recap there, to
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    be saved means to live a truly
    human life, is that correct
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    theology? This is a professor of
    theology, and this book is
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    virtually prescribed in all
    seminaries of theology in the
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    entire world. “Knitter’s answer is
    one can be ‘saved’ by ‘some other
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    name,’ and then he proceeds to show
    how this affirmation can be squared
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    theologically with a full Christian
    commitment. This is first-rate
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    creative theology” that’s the
    only sentence I agree with.
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    It is creative theology, but it’s
    definitely not biblical theology.
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    Well, at the second ecumenical
    council, if the Bible isn’t going
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    to be the norm, we’ll have to
    replace it with something else.
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    And it was decided in document 515
    – of page 515 of the ecumenical
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    documents that were written at
    Vatican II documents.
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    “Unity of all Christians may at
    last be restored and shine forth,
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    for all peoples are called to be a
    single new people, confessing one
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    Jesus, Savior and Lord, professing
    one faith, celebrating one
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    Eucharistic mystery.” There are
    lots of problems with there in this
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    particular one, particularly the
    Eucharistic mystery.
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    “All Christians should be of an
    ecumenical mind,”
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    Documents of Vatican II. P. 515.
    The Catholic Catechism will tell us
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    that Vatican II did not change
    the doctrines; it only appeared to
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    change the doctrines. This is the
    present Catechism of the Catholic
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    Church, article 816,
    “The sole Church of Christ which
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    our Savior, after his Resurrection,
    entrusted to Peter’s pastoral care,
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    commissioning him and the other
    apostles to extend and rule it…
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    This Church, constituted and
    organized as a society in the
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    present world, subsists in the
    Catholic Church… The Second Vatican
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    Council’s Decree on Ecumenism
    explains: “For it is through
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    Christ’s Catholic Church alone,
    which is the universal help towards
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    salvation, that the fullness of the
    means of salvation can be obtained.”
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    There’s been no change in doctrine,
    only Protestants believe that there
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    has been a change of doctrine.
    Wounds to unity, article 817,
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    “Where there are sins, there
    are also divisions, schisms, heresies,”
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    so if there was a division, then it
    was sin, so who’s the sinner?
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    The one who separated.
    Towards unity,
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    “Christ bestowed unity on his
    Church from the beginning”
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    and this is something the church
    can never lose, 820.
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    It didn’t change. It still governs
    – rules the church through its
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    Supreme Pontiffs and Bishops,
    everybody will have to acknowledge
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    this. This is why
    Priest J. Cornell says,
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    “The final object of ecumenism, as
    Catholics conceive it, is unity in
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    Faith, worship, and the
    acknowledgement of supreme
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    spiritual authority of the Bishop
    of Rome.” That’s the bottom line.
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    “The Church’s bond with
    non-Christian religions” –
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    “all nations form but one community.
    ” They want the same relations with
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    Moslems, with all the other
    religions. Let’s make sure that
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    this is true, this was the
    Catechism, it can’t be wrong;
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    Further Questions Answered,
    Bonaventure Hinwood OFM,
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    “Vatican II teaches in several
    places that the Catholic Church,
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    and it alone, is the Church
    founded by Jesus Christ” no change
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    in the Vatican II documentation.
    Then September 5, 2000,
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    the Vatican made this quite clear,
    the church’s examined the
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    Vatican statement, 36 page
    statement said other Christians
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    communities, such as
    Anglicans or other Protestants,
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    “are not churches in the proper
    sense.” Canon David Oliver,
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    minister of St. Thomas’s Anglican
    Church, says, oh well, it’s oh,
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    it’s ok, whatever. “Other Churches
    are no sisters of ours, the Vatican
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    insists” September 5, 2000
    “The Independent.”
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    And remember that Ratzinger said
    [Walter Veith said, Karl Rahner said]
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    “It must be always clear
    that the one, holy, catholic
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    and apostolic universal church is
    not the sister, but the mother of
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    all the churches.” So that’s the
    latest statement, definitive
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    statement, from the highest sources
    in the Vatican, Vatican II changed
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    nothing. These are some of the
    comments of the other churches,
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    “church’s are stunned by Pope’s
    attack, Protestant churches express
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    disappointment, etc.” Nothing
    changed, they were still in the
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    ecumenical movement. The Washington
    Post said, “A new Vatican dictum
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    issued today declares that
    individuals can attain full
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    salvation from earthly sin only
    through the spiritual grace of the
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    Catholic Church and that other
    faiths – including Protestant
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    Christian ones -- have defects that
    place their followers in a ‘gravely
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    deficient situation’.”
    And that includes Moslems,
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    Hindu’s, Jews, everyone;
    they have to accept Catholicism as
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    leader, that’s what the Vatican
    teaches. Now how are you going to
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    this if the Bible so clearly
    condemned Catholicism?
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    Well Vatican II and the Sunday,
    again the documents, Vatican II,
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    “Any endeavor that seeks to make
    Sunday a genuine ‘day of joy and
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    rest from work’ should be encouraged.”
    Documents of Vatican II.
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    We must celebrate the
    “Paschal Mystery” it must be the
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    “primordial feast” day.
    There must be freedom from work,
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    “shall not have precedence over
    Sunday,” all feasts are important.
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    Then it says “the supreme
    manifestation of this is the Sunday
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    assembly.” So again, Vatican II
    reiterated that Sunday was the day
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    that was to be kept. And they
    call it the Lord’s day, and in their
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    Catechism, article 2174, they admit
    that “we all gather on the day of
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    the sun, for it is the first day
    [after the Jewish Sabbath]”
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    there’s no such thing as a Jewish
    Sabbath! The Sabbath was instituted
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    in Eden long before there was a Jew.
    Now, Sunday “in Christ’s Passover,
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    Sunday fulfills the spiritual truth
    of the Jewish Sabbath and announces
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    man’s eternal rest in God.”
    And it comes from “tradition”
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    this all stands in their catechism,
    I’m not going to go into the detail.
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    So now if you’re not going
    to have the Bible as basis,
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    then you better give the people
    something else. “Music celebrations”
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    this is page 83, Vatican
    documents, “actively participate
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    more willingly… format of the
    celebration and the degree of
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    participation in it should be
    varies as much as possible.”
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    “The liturgy,” now the liturgy is
    everything that happens in the
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    church beside the sermon,
    “marvelously increases their
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    (church members) power to preach
    Christ” so now let’s put more
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    emphasis on the liturgy, and
    less emphasis on the what?
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    The preaching.
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    And they even call it in some
    documents the “holy liturgy”.
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    “A sign lifted up among nation”
    and to gather the children that
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    are “scattered until there
    is one fold, one shepherd.”
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    Of course that has to be the Pope.
    How are we going to do this?
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    This is Vatican II, their documentation,
    Documents of Vatican II, quote
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    “In all popular devotions
    the psalms will be especially
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    useful, and also works of sacred
    music drawn from both the old and
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    the more recent heritage of sacred
    music, popular religious songs,
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    organ, other instruments
    characteristic of a particular
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    people.” (p. 91). “The
    participation in the Celebration
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    should be internal, but
    “Must be, on the other hand,
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    external also… internal
    participation by gestures and
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    bodily attitudes, by the
    acclamations, responses and singing.
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    ” In other words, Vatican II says,
    “let’s make the service lively,
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    let’s start moving, let’s have some
    bodily attitudes, let’s shake the
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    arms,” you know; then it’s not so
    important whether you have your
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    Bible, in fact it’s hard to hold
    your Bible if your arms are
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    swinging around like cartwheels.
    How must the songs be?
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    Let’s go again to the Catechism.
    Article 1157,
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    “Song and music fulfill their
    function as signs in a manner all
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    the more significant” that’s fine,
    there’s nothing wrong with singing,
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    singing must be beautiful
    and to the glory of God.
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    But they say that music must
    be emotional, quote, Vatican
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    Catechism, “How I wept, deeply
    moved by your hymns, songs and the
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    voices that echoed through your
    Church! What emotion I experienced
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    in them! Those sounds flowed into
    my ears, distilling the truth in my
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    heart. A feeling of devotion surged
    within me, and tears streamed down
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    my face – tears that did me good.”
    So the more tears and the more
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    emotion, the better; switch the
    mind off and switch on something
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    else. And so the papacy started
    using pop groups, and the pope
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    started singing to ‘Abba’ music,
    and all this sort of stuff started
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    coming into the churches,
    which was unknown before.
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    This is the Pope’s personal little
    rock band that goes with him
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    sometimes when he travels.
    These days they have advanced to
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    the more metal groups and all of
    those, and by 1967 the faculty and
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    students of the Catholic Duquesme
    University started become
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    charismatic. By 1968 the World
    Council of Churches had Catholics
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    as observers, by 1975 there
    were observers in Nairobi.
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    By 1975, a mass gathering took
    place at Rome, and Pope Paul the II
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    actually started speaking in
    tongues. Here it is, Christianity
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    Today, June 6, 1975,
    “Bishops, archbishops and
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    cardinals, struggling to kept heir
    hats in place, sang and danced in
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    ecstasy, embracing one another
    raising their arm to heaven – and
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    Pope Paul VI address was
    punctuated with ecstatic.”
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    So he started speaking in tongues,
    great example for the church.
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    The Lutheran Church by 1974, the
    U. S. Lutheran – Roman Catholic Dialog
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    published its: Papal Primacy and
    the Universal Church, they were
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    beginning to play with the idea
    that Rome would again be the head
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    of the churches. The Presbyterians,
    Congregationalists, Methodists,
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    followed; Colin Buchanin writes
    that “The emergence of the church
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    of Rome as a partner in ecumenical
    discussions, and the impact of the
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    charismatic movement, has totally
    changed ecumenical relationships.”
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    So this new spirit makes the talk
    between the various opposing
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    factions more and more possible.
    By 1975 there was a common
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    Catechism where the moral
    directives and the decalogue were
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    questioned, where many passages in
    the New Testament were put in the
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    mouth of Jesus, things that the
    historical Jesus never uttered.
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    The physical resurrection is a
    problem full of difficulties, etc.
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    etc, starting to question the
    Bible. By 1977, there was a joint
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    Roman Catholic commission which
    issued, together with the Anglican
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    Church, this statement:
    “It seems appropriate that in any
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    future union a universal primacy
    such as has been described should
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    be held by the Roman See.”
    So the Anglican Church said,
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    “Ok, Pope shall be head.”
    By 1989 the Anglican Archbishop of
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    Canterbury, the Revered Robert
    Runcy went to Rome and urged
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    Christians to consider the primacy
    of the Pope. Better together.
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    There they are, and then came the
    famous signing of the document
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    where they actually signed, there
    is signing, the Pope and Runcy
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    signed the declaration at Canterbury,
    and the Pope is now the
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    head of these churches.
    And some nice Masonic signals,
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    yes, they’re going to be
    together, and the queen, well;
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    she and her entourage visit the
    Pope and say, well, what did Prince
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    Charles say? “I do not want to
    longer by the protector of the
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    faith, but just protector of faith.”
    So Protestantism goes, and of
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    course much marching in the
    streets of the United Kingdom.
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    The next Archbishop of Canterbury
    is Carey, and Carey is remarkable
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    because of his charismatic
    renewal, and speaking in tongues.
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    So the Anglican church the
    first to go Romward bound.
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    Now this is the famous St. Paul’s
    Cathedral, there it is, a London bus,
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    I photographed this myself,
    and this is a stunning picture,
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    what do you see?
    What does it look like?
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    It looks like a miniature of the
    Vatican, yes, in fact it is a
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    replica of the Vatican; and
    the very amazing thing is that
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    St. Paul’s Cathedral never looked
    like that. Never looked like that,
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    in fact it used to look like that;
    but now it has been totally
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    rebuilt, and it now looks like that.
    Doesn’t this sound remarkably like
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    an image of the beast?
    And image of the beast?
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    Well let’s go inside.
    You have to be very sneaky with
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    your camera when you go in there.
    And, this is what it looks like
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    now, there’s the min altar;
    wow, the main altar is an exact
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    copy of Bernini’s canopy in Rome.
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    That means the Protestant
    church here has copied Rome.
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    Very interesting, there are the
    black and white squares, they have
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    cupids with other angelic beings.
    Male-females, etc.
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    and if you look at the ceiling and
    you photograph the top, you will
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    find beautiful Masonic symbols.
    This is Masonry, this is not
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    Church of England, so the Church of
    England has capitulated and has
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    become part of Masonry, and
    therefore we could say Luciferian,
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    sad but true. Well in front of the
    main altar there you have the
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    typical solar symbols.
    Looking from the top, it’s like a
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    witch’s cove, it’s been
    restructured; this is occultism.
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    In fact it even has the black and
    white pentagram on the floor.
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    And on the floor it has the symbol
    of the serpent with the tail in the
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    mouth representing the sun and the
    moon, by the way those are my
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    shoes, they were nice and clean.
    And the solar deities on the
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    floor, so this is nothing other
    than Catholicism, here are symbols
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    of New Age, these are the
    peacocks, symbols of Lucifer.
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    The triangles in the circle, the
    hexagrams, and of course the
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    corpses under the altar, and IHS on
    their – and sun blazes on their
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    utilities, also the mythical
    pelican or the bird feeding its
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    young to its flesh;
    these are occult symbols.
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    No wonder Pope John Paul II could
    write in Crossing the Threshold of
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    Hope, that by the year 2000,
    “we need to be more united.”
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    “For unity, all churches must
    accept papal authority.”
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    The Pope said in 1995.
    That’s the condition of unity.
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    Now why did the Reformation split
    from Rome? Surely the Reformation
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    had good reasons, biblical reason;
    Revelation 13:8 said,
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    “And all that dwell upon the earth
    shall worship him, whose names are
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    not written in the book of life of
    the Lamb slain from the foundation
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    of the world.” Well, they have
    surely corrupted that one in the
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    modern translations, but never
    mind that’s what it says;
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    they shall not be written in the
    book of life if they worship this
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    system by obeying it. Here is the
    Dom zu Berlin, this is the Lutheran
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    Mother church if you like in
    Germany, and there they have huge
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    pictures of Mary with candles
    burning in front of it, there you
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    have it, this is back to Rome, and
    the Weltbild published the picture
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    of Martin Luther shaking hands with
    the Pope. Well in the 1980s, the
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    Pope went to Mainz Germany, and he
    said “ecumenism is an urgent task.”
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    And then “Christians forging
    accords for new era… Churches have
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    a pact” and then the famous synod
    in the German, the Lutheran synod:
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    “Heiβe Eisen und alte Zöpfe”
    these old bones of contention if
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    you like, and they decided
    “Der Papst sall nicht
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    merh…Antichrist genaimnt warden”
    the Pope will no longer be called
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    Antichrist. Well that’s the end of
    the Reformation as far as Lutheran
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    is concerned. Time Magazine
    then picked it up and said,
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    “A half-Millennium Rift: Lutherans
    and Catholics reach agreement on
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    the issues that once split
    western Christianity in two.”
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    And by 1999, November 1,
    “churches end 500-year rift”
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    so the Lutherans acknowledged the
    Pope. And this amazing statement:
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    “Germany calls to ask:
    forgive Luther” for what?
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    For what should he be forgiven?
    And the Calvinistic church, they
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    said “we need to have more respect
    for the icons and the things, we
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    cannot just go together like this.”
    “Lutheran leader says Pope might
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    be global spokesperson for all
    Christians. Friday Church News
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    Notes, July 6, 2001. – Ishmael
    Noko, general secretary of the
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    Lutheran World Fellowship, said in
    March that Lutherans
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    “‘can certainly look to the Pope’
    as “one of the spiritual leaders in
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    the world today.’ He went on to say
    that the ecumenical movement
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    requires Christians to look into
    the possibility that the Pope
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    should become the “global
    spokesperson for all Christians.’”
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    So the Anglicans capitulate,
    the Lutherans capitulate,
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    the Presbyterians capitulate,
    the Methodists capitulate, everybody
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    capitulates. In Germany you have
    now churches such as this one which
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    I find interesting, there’s the
    Catholic side, there’s the
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    Protestant side, and they share the
    bell tower. And by the year 2000,
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    the Knights of Columbus (which of
    course is Jesuit controlled)
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    started sending icons of Our Lady
    of Guadalupe to all the churches in
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    the world. “Nativity of the blessed
    Virgin… ‘It’s wonderful’ said Gino
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    Masotti, grand knight of the
    Knights of Columbus Council 11608
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    at Precious Blood Cathedral”
    that he hopes everybody bows down
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    to the icon. Then came the Joint
    Declaration of Lutherans and
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    Catholics, where they discussed
    the doctrine of justification, a
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    brilliantly written document, which
    totally undermines the Protestant
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    principle. Well, if the Bible goes,
    you better get livelier so that
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    people don’t read the Bible so much.
    “Theologen wollen lebendiger
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    warden” Theologians want to become
    livelier, let’s got o church to
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    have some, you know, some liturgy,
    some movement; I don’t know, you
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    know if you swing your arms, maybe
    you can switch the air conditioners
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    off, I don’t know what the aim
    of it all is, but churches forge
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    together. “But in recent years many
    leaders of national churches have
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    moved from a cautious “No comment”
    to the view that the charismatic
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    movement is the best hope for a
    renewal. Professor Hollenweger
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    said exactly the same thing: he
    said, “Catholics and Protestants”
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    come together because of the
    “charismatic movement” which
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    “has worked miracles.”
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    “Charismatic wave of unity among
    S. A. churches” then the Dutch Reform
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    church says “The time is more than
    ripe to look at what we have in
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    common and not only at what
    separates us.” And all these great
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    people say exactly the same thing,
    the moderators of all these great
  • 23:45 - 23:50
    churches. By 1990’s the World
    Council of Churches was not the
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    same as it used to be.
    Originally the World Council of
  • 23:54 - 24:00
    Churches was there to talk about
    Protestant unity, but of course it
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    had an agenda to be led towards
    Rome. Why is Rome not a member of
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    the ecumenical movement?
    Because it never separated, it’s
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    the mother, it’s the kiddies that
    must come together to go back to
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    mommy, that’s what’s got to happen.
    If Rome became a member of the
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    ecumenical movement she would
    saythat she’s one of the sisters.
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    She’s not, she’s the mother, so
    she cannot be. And at the World
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    Council of Churches, they said here
    “come Holy Spirit… renew the Whole
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    Creation” was the overall theme.
    Now the lady who was in charge of
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    the main speech at the beginning
    was Ms Chung Kyung as she burns a
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    list of the dead she invoked.
    Well she gave the address, she is
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    now professor at UTS, and she
    arrived on the stage dancing with
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    Aboriginal men, in loincloths, etc.
    And then she invoked the dead, she
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    called up Hagar, Uriah, male
    babies killed by Herod, Joan of Arc,
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    people killed in the gas chambers,
    Mahatma Gandhi, Steve Biko, Martin
  • 25:06 - 25:09
    Luther King, and finally she
    also called up the spirit of our
  • 25:09 - 25:15
    Liberator, Jesus Christ.
    And then she burnt the list as a
  • 25:15 - 25:20
    symbol. Now let’s look
    at what happens here.
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    “Combining verbal fireworks with a
    performance by Korean and
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    aboriginal dancers, Chung rendered
    a dramatic evocation of a female
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    Holy Spirit… she linked [it] to
    Hagar… ‘exploited and abandoned by
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    Abraham and Sarah’… ‘I also know
    that I no longer believe in an
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    omnipotent, Macho, warrior God who
    rescues all good guy sand punishes
  • 25:42 - 25:46
    all bad guys…’ “Eighteen times
    Chung summoned the spirits of the
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    dead who have suffered injustices
    and claimed that ‘without hearing
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    the cries of these spirits, we
    cannot hear the voice of the Holy
  • 25:52 - 25:58
    Spirit… Don’t bother the Spirit by
    calling her all the time.’
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    Added Chung, ‘I hope the presence
    of all our ancestors’ spirits here
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    with us shall not make
    you uncomfortable.’”
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    Well is this biblical, yes or no?
    Definitely not, but she is the
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    minister of the biggest Protestant
    church in Korea, and she is now
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    also Professor at UTS.
    Chung Hyun Kung
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    “… was a graduate of the Union
    Theological Seminary.”
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    Which I’ve already told you is
    Masonic, “Chung was ‘a professor of
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    Korea’s Ewha Women’s University,
    the world’s largest university for
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    women, with 20,000 students’”
    She said: “The three goddesses I
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    want to share with you are Kali
    [Hindu], Kwan-in [Buddhist], and
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    Enna [Philippines]… my new trinity.’
    ”Interesting, “she added:
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    ‘The Christian church
    has been very patriarchal.
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    That’s why we are here together,
    in order to destroy this
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    patriarchal idolatry
    of Christianity.’”
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    Ok, so that’s the main spokesmen
    at most of the World Council of
  • 27:02 - 27:06
    Church’s meetings. She explains:
    “I came from… a Shamanist, Buddhist
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    and Confucian and Taoist and
    Christian tradition… when I look at
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    our history of religion, we have
    more than 5000 years of Shamanism,
  • 27:15 - 27:21
    more than 2000 years of Taoism, and
    almost 2000 years of Buddhism, 700
  • 27:21 - 27:27
    years of Confucianism and only 100
    years of Protestantism in Korea.
  • 27:27 - 27:31
    Therefore, whenever I go to temples…
    and look at Buddha, I feel so young…
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    Buddha died in his 80s
    and Jesus died when he was 33.
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    Maybe… Jesus should be called
    ‘Too young to understand.’…
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    Wow, “I feel like my bowel is Shamanist,
    my heart is Buddhist, my right
  • 27:50 - 27:53
    Brain is Confucianist, and my left
    brain is Christian,’ Kyung
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    continued. ‘I call it a family of
    gods and… they are together.’”
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    So do you see the direction in
    which the World Council of Church’s
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    is moving? Kyung also said:
    “We believe that this life-giving
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    energy came from god and it is
    everywhere. It is in the sun, in
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    the oc-” here we go again, how
    nauseating, what is this? Pantheism.
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    “It is from the ground, and it is
    from the trees… If you feel very
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    tired and you feel you don’t have
    any energy to give, what you do is
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    sit in silence, maybe you go to big
    tree and ask… ‘give me some of your
  • 28:26 - 28:31
    life energy.’ Or you ask the sun to
    give you some life energy.”
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    Well is this Christianity, yes or
    no? No this is absolutely not
  • 28:35 - 28:39
    Christianity. “Kyung was also a
    speaker at the World Council of
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    Churches in Harare, Zimbabwe in
    November 1998 where she performed a
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    sensual dance. Dr. Kyung declared
    that to witness about Jesus Christ
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    to another person is in
    reality ‘an act of violence.’
  • 28:52 - 28:56
    Now let’s get to the hub of the
    matter, to witness about Jesus
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    Christ is an act of violence, why?
    Because you are doing what?
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    You are going against the human
    rights of the other individual who
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    might be a Buddhist or a
    Hindu or a this or a that.
  • 29:09 - 29:13
    He has the right to be what he is,
    and if you tell him something else,
  • 29:13 - 29:16
    ‘that you have to believe in Jesus
    Christ,’ then you are committing an
  • 29:16 - 29:24
    act of violence. So in other words,
    what I am doing is an act of violence, ok.
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    “When reminded that Jesus said in
    John 14:6 that He is the only way,
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    Kyung said Jesus ‘was mistaken.’”
    Ok, that’s why the World Council
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    of Churches uses demons and all
    kinds of interesting things.
  • 29:39 - 29:46
    And we have Oikoumene, Oikoumene,
    now what does Oikoumene mean?
  • 29:46 - 29:51
    Here we have an example of Oikoumene.
    Well let’s ask the World Council of
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    Church’s webpage what
    Oikoumene actually means.
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    “The world ‘ecumenical’ is derived
    from the Greek term oikoumene,
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    which may be translated as
    ‘the whole inhabited world’.
  • 30:07 - 30:11
    It is in seeing this world as God’s
    that we see ourselves as one.
  • 30:11 - 30:14
    It is in seeing all the world’s
    people as made in God’s image
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    that we are called to protect the
    welfare of every one. Interesting.
  • 30:20 - 30:26
    Now remember that I always show
    you that Gary Kahr said the ancient
  • 30:26 - 30:29
    Babylonian religion through
    Kabbalism etc. through to
  • 30:29 - 30:33
    Freemasonry controls Marxism,
    the American Secret Political
  • 30:33 - 30:38
    Societies, the International Baking,
    and the World Council of Churches.
  • 30:38 - 30:40
    Do you think he might
    have been right?
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    With their teaching, “Jesus
    was wrong, he was too young
  • 30:45 - 30:51
    to understand… we have nature
    worship” all of these things, that
  • 30:51 - 30:55
    is definitely not biblical.
    What does - “Alice A. Bailey,
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    the Foundress of Lucifer
    Trust, in 1919” she predicted
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    “the appearance of ‘a Universal
    Church’ of which ‘the definitive
  • 31:03 - 31:08
    outline will appear toward
    the end of the century’…
  • 31:08 - 31:13
    “There will not be any dissociation
    between the Universal Church, the
  • 31:13 - 31:16
    Sacred Lodge of all true Masons”
    see how they’re bringing it
  • 31:16 - 31:21
    together? “And the inner circles
    of the esoteric societies… In this
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    way, the goals and work of the
    United Nations shall be solidified
  • 31:25 - 31:30
    and a new Church of God, led by all
    the religions and by all of the
  • 31:30 - 31:35
    spiritual groups, shall put an end
    to the great heresy of separateness.”
  • 31:35 - 31:39
    Good, this requires a whole
    lecture, this is heavy stuff;
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    so there’s a lecture coming,
    “The UN & the Occult Agenda’ it’s
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    on your paper, this is very heavy.
    She says “the churches, the lodges,”
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    sacred lodge by the way,
    “the esoteric societies”
  • 31:54 - 31:58
    by the end of the century will
    work together to bring about this
  • 31:58 - 32:04
    New World Religion. Now as a
    Christian believing that Jesus is
  • 32:04 - 32:09
    the only way, can I join
    this society, yes or no?
  • 32:09 - 32:15
    You’re all so adamant, this is
    very strange. “Norman Vincent Peale”
  • 32:15 - 32:17
    now who is Norman Vincent Peale?
    Probably one of the greatest
  • 32:17 - 32:22
    preachers of our times,
    “(33rd Degree Freemason):
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    Freemasonry has always welcomed
    men of all faiths and religious beliefs
  • 32:26 - 32:29
    to enter its doors. The only
    requirement is for good men to
  • 32:29 - 32:32
    believe in the Supreme Architect
    and the immortality of the soul.”
  • 32:32 - 32:36
    None of which is of course biblical.
    “Masons, in fact, go beyond narrow
  • 32:36 - 32:39
    sectarianism and limiting dogma.
    They agree with the statement of the
  • 32:39 - 32:43
    famous statesman and writer
    Edmund Burke: ‘The body of all true
  • 32:43 - 32:47
    religion consists, to be sure,
    in obedience to the will of the
  • 32:47 - 32:51
    Sovereign of the world, in a confidence
    in His declarations, and in imitation
  • 32:51 - 32:56
    of His perfection.’” That’s what Norman
    Vincent Peale said who is a 33 degree
  • 32:56 - 33:01
    Freemason. As is Bishop Carl J. Sanders,
    33°, G.C. United Methodist Church.
  • 33:01 - 33:05
    Rabbi Seymour Atlas, Dr. James
    Wesberry, Executive Director
  • 33:05 - 33:08
    and Editor of Sunday
    Georgia Baptist Church.
  • 33:08 - 33:11
    He’s a 32° Freemason.
    Reverend Louis Grant, District
  • 33:11 - 33:14
    Superintendent The United Methodist
    Church, 33° Freemason.
  • 33:14 - 33:18
    Reverend blah blah blah blah, on
    and on and on. Well Norman Vincent
  • 33:18 - 33:21
    Peale said “I have found…that the
    Scottish Rite and the Symbolic
  • 33:21 - 33:24
    Lodge espouse the belief of no one
    religion, but are a respecter of
  • 33:24 - 33:29
    all major religions of the world.”
    And Billy Graham says that Norman
  • 33:29 - 33:37
    Vincent Peale is his great mentor.
    Interesting, he has a 33° mentor.
  • 33:37 - 33:41
    Billy Graham, World’s most popular
    ‘Christian’ evangelist is – was
  • 33:41 - 33:44
    listed on web pages as -
    a 33rd degree Freemason.
  • 33:44 - 33:47
    By themselves, after much
    criticism they took them off all
  • 33:47 - 33:54
    the lists. Shaw was himself a 33°
    freemason, revealed that Billy
  • 33:54 - 33:59
    Graham was at his initiation
    ceremony, but in his book,
  • 33:59 - 34:06
    The Deception, he talks about a
    prominent evangelist who attended it,
  • 34:06 - 34:09
    so that he could get his book
    published. Norman Vincent Peale
  • 34:09 - 34:16
    is a definite 33° Freemason, ex Grand
    Chaplain of the Grand Lodge of New
  • 34:16 - 34:21
    York, this is the one that Billy
    Graham said is his mentor.
  • 34:21 - 34:26
    Robert Schuller, 33° Freemason,
    these are webpage sites where you
  • 34:26 - 34:30
    can look it up, but of course there
    are many many writings which
  • 34:30 - 34:33
    confirm this, so this is not the
    only source; I’m just quoting from
  • 34:33 - 34:38
    the sources. Oral Roberts, Jesse
    Jackson, most of the early founding
  • 34:38 - 34:41
    Mormons, we know that;
    Jehovah’s witness, we know all
  • 34:41 - 34:46
    that. Peale, let’s have a look at
    Norman Vincent Peale, endorsed the
  • 34:46 - 34:48
    channeled messages
    called the “Jesus Letters”,
  • 34:48 - 34:53
    written by Jane Palzere and Anna
    Brown. So he endorsed channeled
  • 34:53 - 34:57
    letters. “The amazing holy letters
    where written on each day over a
    t
  • 34:57 - 35:01
    wo-year period that began on a
    morning in 1978.
  • 35:01 - 35:05
    She said the letters were dictated
    by a ‘nonliving spirit’ who
  • 35:05 - 35:09
    identified Himself through
    her pen as Jesus Christ.”
  • 35:09 - 35:13
    There’s the quote: …Peale’s response…
    He adds: “it little matters if these
  • 35:13 - 35:17
    writings came from Jesus of Nazareth
    or Jesus of Jane, they are
  • 35:17 - 35:21
    all the same consciousness
    and that consciousness is God.
  • 35:21 - 35:26
    I am part of God and Jane and
    Anna are part of that same God.”
  • 35:26 - 35:31
    Right, that’s what Norman Vincent
    Peale taught, this is the mentor of
  • 35:31 - 35:37
    Billy Graham. Interesting.
    …speaking of occultist Kreskin…
  • 35:37 - 35:40
    “All he’s doing” says
    Norman Vincent Peale
  • 35:40 - 35:45
    “is dramatizing what I’ve been
    preaching in my writing for years.”
  • 35:45 - 35:48
    Another book, The Dead Are Alive!
    They Can and Do Communicate with
  • 35:48 - 35:52
    You, was also promoted by Peale.
    He gushed: “A masterpiece!...
  • 35:52 - 35:58
    I hope it will be widely read.”
    Ok, this is the mentor of Billy
  • 35:58 - 36:01
    Graham, just remember that.
    “The book’s author is Harold
  • 36:01 - 36:04
    Sherman, a psychic and spirit
    medium who also wrote a companion
  • 36:04 - 36:06
    book, You live after death.”
  • 36:06 - 36:11
    Pope John Paul II visit the Jewish
    Synagogue by 1986, ’87
  • 36:11 - 36:16
    he tours the US, meets with
    Protestants and Orthodox, ‘88-’89:
  • 36:16 - 36:20
    Russia opens the door to the
    charismatic movement, and so
  • 36:20 - 36:25
    they’re all coming together
    in one big happy family.
  • 36:25 - 36:28
    The Southern Cross,
    the Catholic Newspaper write,
  • 36:28 - 36:33
    “Israel’s chief rabbi pays visit to
    Pope” The patriarch of course of
  • 36:33 - 36:38
    the Orthodox church and the Pope
    also meet with much Masonic
  • 36:38 - 36:42
    signaling going over there.
    “Israel invites the Pope to visit
  • 36:42 - 36:47
    the Holy Land” and the Pope
    honors Shindler’s widow.
  • 36:47 - 36:54
    This is the Rabbi, Robert Jacobs, let’s
    here what he has to say on this issue.
  • 36:54 - 37:03
    “And in 1965 Vatican II changed that,”
  • 37:03 - 37:06
    “Jacob says the second Vatican
    council marked an historic turn
  • 37:06 - 37:09
    around for Catholic Jewish
    relations. And he says John Paul II
  • 37:09 - 37:12
    has done extraordinary things to
    show respect for Judaism.
  • 37:12 - 37:15
    He was the first Pope to visit a
    synagogue.”
  • 37:15 - 37:19
    Jacobs:
    “No Pope in Roman history had ever
  • 37:19 - 37:27
    done, has ever done, what he has
    done. It gives all Jews a feeling
  • 37:27 - 37:33
    that for the first time in Christian
    church history, Judaism
  • 37:33 - 37:39
    is appreciated as having its own
    integrity, and is not demeaned.
  • 37:39 - 37:46
    I think it’s a tremendous privilege
    to meet this extraordinary Pope.”
  • 37:46 - 37:50
    Veith: And then when the Pope
    visited St. Louis, this is what he
  • 37:50 - 37:57
    had to say. Jacob: “We rejoice and
    blossom, they will blossom with
  • 37:57 - 38:04
    abundant flowers and
    rejoice with joyful song.”
  • 38:04 - 38:10
    Veith: That’s interesting, well here
    is Aleksy, the Russian patriarch,
  • 38:10 - 38:17
    and there he is with Cardinal Cassidy,
    and they have much more freedom;
  • 38:17 - 38:21
    this is a signal picture
    by the way, Oikoumene,
  • 38:21 - 38:24
    the Pope and the patriarch together.
  • 38:24 - 38:30
    And we have a revival of Eastern
    Orthodoxy. Occultism is revived,
  • 38:30 - 38:34
    Asian religions are revived, Islam,
    Buddhism, Hinduism, Shintoism,
  • 38:34 - 38:39
    Sokka Gakkai, and Spiritism.
    In the world there is a revival of
  • 38:39 - 38:43
    religion and religious fervor and
    conflict is on the increase, have
  • 38:43 - 38:50
    you noticed that? Yes, now why?
    Because through chaos and
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    conflict, you will bring them
    together, make the pain of
  • 38:55 - 39:03
    separation greater than the
    pain of union. Thesis, antithesis,
  • 39:03 - 39:08
    synthesis is the Hegelian
    philosophy. “Great expectations”
  • 39:08 - 39:14
    the patriarch of Constantinople
    says, “we will join the churches”.
  • 39:14 - 39:17
    Then the opening of the Islamic
    Cultural Centre in Rome, Catholic
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    Bishops residing; Pope John Paul
    greets them, Islam and Catholicism,
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    we’ve dealt with it in a whole
    lecture, coming together.
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    The problem is how to bring
    Judaism, Islam, Christianity all
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    together. These are documents from
    the Catholic Academy of Trier, note
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    what they are using over here, what
    is the symbolism they are using
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    with all these strange
    symbols on their documents?
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    Same over here, pentagrams, all
    the religious symbols in a circle,
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    papal seminary; what is this
    structure here with the mystic taos
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    around it, what does it mean, the
    emblem of the centenary of the
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    Catholic Church in Cameroon.
    Well these are Kalyant’s and
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    Mandala’s that they are using,
    these are symbols of Eastern
  • 40:06 - 40:12
    Religions symbolizing unity of all
    the churches. Pope and the Dalai
  • 40:12 - 40:18
    Lama together, and it is
    interesting that we need to study
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    what the Protestant world has to
    say on this issue as well, and I
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    would like to show you the great
    Protestant preachers and what they
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    are actually preaching, now Robert
    Schuller is listed on many many
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    webpages as a 33 degree Freemason.
    Well the proof of the pudding of course
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    is always in the eating. He wrote here
    in The Fourth Dimension, Foreword,
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    “I discovered the reality of that
    dynamic dimension in prayer that
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    comes through visualizing…
    Don’t try to understand it.
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    Just start to enjoy it!
    It’s true. It works. I tried it.”
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    Now visualizing is the way in
    which you start visualizing
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    something and it becomes part of
    your fantasy world, they train
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    little kids to do this, this is
    occult technique, it’s occultism.
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    Here is his famous cathedral, the
    crystal palace, there he is, this
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    great preacher; by the way he took
    the plans of this cathedral and he
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    took them to Rome in order to have
    them blessed by the Pope.
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    That’s very interesting that
    Robert Schuller should take these
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    to the Pope to have them blessed.
    His son is now obviously taking
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    over the ministry as he
    gets a little bit older.
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    Robert Schuller: Quotes from
    Self-Esteem: The New Reformation,
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    he writes, “Classical theology has
    erred in its insistence that
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    theology be ‘God-centered,’
    not ‘man-centered’” (p. 64).
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    That’s very interesting, that’s
    spoken like a true Freemason,
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    wouldn’t you agree?
    Yes, on p. 153 he writes
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    “One classical role of the pulpit
    in Protestantism has been to
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    ‘preach sermons’ – oh - which imply
    indoctrination more than education.
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    Within this form of communication,
    there is an inherent, intrinsic
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    inclination to intimidate,
    manipulate, and, hence, offend the
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    person’s most prized quality
    of humanness – his dignity”
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    Well that sounds like Vatican II,
    let’s move to liturgy, let’s have
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    all these wonderful things other
    than the preaching of the word.
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    He writes on page 14,
    “Sin is any act or thought that
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    robs myself or another human
    being of his or her self-esteem”
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    that’s interesting because
    I thought the Bible said,
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    “sin is the transgression of the
    law,” isn’t it right?
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    He writes on page 26-27
    “What we need is a theology of
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    salvation that begins and ends with
    a recognition of every person’s
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    hunger for glory” Oh, I thought
    that justification is something
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    that actually lays man’s glory in
    the dust, that’s what I thought, it
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    makes Jesus Christ more, and me
    less; isn’t that what the Bible
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    teaches? “He must increase,
    I must decrease” wow, p. 68
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    “To be born again means that we
    must be changed from a negative to
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    a positive self-image – from
    inferiority to self-esteem, from
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    fear to love, from doubt to trust”.
    Very interesting theology.
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    Page 75 “The Cross sanctifies the
    ego trip. For the Cross protected
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    our Lord’s perfect self-esteem
    from turning into sinful pride.”
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    Now that is just plain blasphemy
    as far as I’m concerned. Page 135
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    “Christ is the Ideal One, for he
    was Self-Esteem Incarnate”.
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    I thought he came to
    show humility, didn’t he?
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    My Bible says he was humble.
    “Jesus never called a person a
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    sinner. … Rather he reserved his
    righteous rebuke for those who used
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    their religious authority to generate
    guilt and caused people to
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    lose their ability to taste and
    enjoy their right to dignity…”
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    Interesting. I thought he said
    “I have not called the righteous,
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    but sinners to repentance”
    didn’t he say that?
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    So this man is obviously using
    some strange document,
  • 44:50 - 44:55
    I don’t know which Bible he uses.
    He says “… the church’s problem is
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    that it had a God-centered theology
    for centuries, when it needs a
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    man-centered one; (2) we’re not
    bad, merely badly informed about
  • 45:04 - 45:12
    how good we are;” oh, Robert
    Schuller, that’s a fascinating
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    statement! “It would be an insult
    to the integrity of any human being
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    to call him a sinner;”
    I thought when he comes, the Holy
  • 45:21 - 45:29
    Spirit, he will convict us of sin
    and righteousness and judgment.
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    “Jesus knew His wroth;
    His success fed His self-esteem.
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    He suffered the cross to sanctify
    His self-esteem and He bore the
  • 45:39 - 45:44
    cross to sanctify your self-esteem.
    The cross will sanctify the ego trip”.
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    Isn’t this pathetic?
    This man is not a Christian,
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    he’s a Mason. Now, remember when
    I say Mason, I mean high Mason,
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    because the poor lower grades of
    Masons know nothing about all of this;
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    high Mason, let me qualify.
    [Schuller further amplified this
  • 46:05 - 46:09
    latter thought on the 8/12/80 Phil
    Donahue Show; Schuller said,
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    “Jesus had an ego. He said,
    ‘I, if I be lifted up, will draw all
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    men unto me.’ Wow, what an ego trip
    He was on!”] That’s disgusting.
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    Questioner, this is a questioner
    to Schuller: “How could the cross,
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    as you write, “sanctify the ego
    trip,” and make us proud, in the
  • 46:26 - 46:31
    light of passages that say,
    “I hate pride and arrogance (Prov. 8:13),
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    “Pride goes before
    destruction” (Prov. 16:18),
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    “The Lord detests all the proud”
    (Prov. 16:5), “Do not be proud”
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    (Rom. 12:16), “Love does not
    boast, it is not proud” (1 Cor. 13:4).
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    In fact Paul warns Timothy
    that in the last days men
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    “will be lovers of themselves”
    (2 Tim. 3:2). …”
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    Good questioner, I like the
    questioner already,
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    “Why should we do anything to
    encourage people to become
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    “lovers of themselves” if Paul
    in fact warned others that
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    that would be the state of
    godlessness in the last days?”
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    Schuller: “I hope you don't [preach
    this] because you could do a lot of
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    damage to a lot of beautiful people.
    … if you preach that text, oh man,
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    I sure hop you give it the kind of
    interpretation that I do, or I’ll
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    tell you, you’ll drive them farther
    away and they’ll be madder than
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    hell at you and they’ll turn the
    Bible off, and they’ll switch you
  • 47:22 - 47:24
    off, and they’ll turn on the
    rock music and Madonna.
  • 47:24 - 47:29
    Just because it’s in the Bible
    doesn’t mean you should preach it.
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    … it is so difficult to preach
    some of those texts and not come
  • 47:33 - 47:36
    across as lacking humility…” 11/92 radio
    interview with Robert Schuller Rapidnet.com.
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    See how these people turn it round?
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    Robert Schuller: “… what sets me apart
    from fundamentalists [is that they] are
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    trying to convert everybody to believe
    how they believe. … We know the things
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    the major faiths can agree on.
    We try to focus on those without
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    offending those with different view-points. …”
    (3/23/89, USA Today). There’s the quote,
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    USA Today. -Schuller said:
    “When we know we have been redeemed
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    and we know we are part of God’s
    family, we are ready to dream that
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    great divine dream of building the
    kingdom of God in the world.”
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    Now the Kingdom of God
    I thought was not of this world,
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    didn’t you think so as well?
    Robert Schuller said after his
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    thousandth telecast, when he was
    congratulated by Mother Theresa,
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    she was still alive there;
    Billy Graham congratulated him,
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    S. Scott King, Martin Luther [King],
    all the living presidents of the
  • 48:28 - 48:31
    United States as well as Sammy
    Davis Junior – who was a Satanist.
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    They all congratulated him.
    “What we need is to positivise the
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    words that have only had a negative
    connotation. There is no greater
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    damage that can be done than to
    refer to the lost sinful condition
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    of man.” Let me tell you something,
    if man doesn’t realize that he is
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    in a lost sinful condition, then he
    will never need a savior, and then
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    he will be lost. “I don’t think
    anything has been done in the name
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    of Christ that and under the banner
    of Christianity that has proven
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    more destructive to human
    personality and, hence,
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    counterproductive to the evangelism
    enterprise than the often crude,
  • 49:08 - 49:12
    uncouth, and unchristian strategy
    of attempting to make people aware
  • 49:12 - 49:14
    of their lost and sinful condition.”
    (Time, March 18, 1985).
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    Wow, that’s disgusting.
    Well he goes further than that,
  • 49:20 - 49:24
    let’s have a look at what he really
    consists of. “The most effective
  • 49:24 - 49:30
    mantras employ the “M” sound.
    You can get the feel of it by
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    repeating the words,
    “I am, I am” many times over….
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    Transcendental Meditation or TM…
    is not a religion nor is it
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    necessarily anti-Christian.”
    (Peace of Mind Through Possibility
  • 49:41 - 49:43
    Thinking, pp. 131-32).
    Wow, you can chant
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    “I am, I am, I am”? What
    do you think about that?
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    Now you’re saying I’m God, surely
    you don’t mean that mister
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    Schuller, do you? Methodist,
    Anglican, all of them come
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    together, they all begin to
    believe in life after death.
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    Well here in self-esteem the new
    Reformation, Robert Schuller
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    writes, “To be born again means
    that we must be changed from a
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    negative to a positive self-image –
    from inferiority to self esteem,
  • 50:13 - 50:18
    from fear to love, from doubt to
    trust. ……. And we can pray,”
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    Note what mister Schuller says,
    Dr. Schuller, sorry, ‘Our Father in
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    heaven, honorable is our name
    [emphasis in the original].”
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    What is Robert Schuller saying?
    He’s saying he is God.
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    Is this biblical or is it demonic
    theology, you tell me, you choose;
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    it’s demonic. Who approves of his
    theology, who likes his theology?
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    There it says, “Discover Your
    Possibilities” Robert Schuller,
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    Positive, inspirational
    guidelines, who endorces it?
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    “Dr. Schuller has an amazing ministry,”
    Dr. Billy Graham.
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    Birds of a feather flock together.
    Who is Billy Graham?
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    Here he is, one of the greatest
    preachers of our time, Christian in
  • 51:12 - 51:17
    Winter, here he is with Nixon,
    “When you went into the ministry.
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    Politics lost one of its
    potentially greatest practitioners.”
  • 51:21 - 51:25
    Remember that Nixon had a Jesuit
    speech writer? Do you remember that?
  • 51:25 - 51:31
    We showed you those quotes.
    And, you know if everybody loves
  • 51:31 - 51:36
    you in the world, well;
    it gets kind of scary.
  • 51:36 - 51:41
    Here he is at Madison Square
    Gardens, here he is at the U.S.
  • 51:41 - 51:45
    Capital during the presentation of
    the Congressional Gold Medal that
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    he received with Al Gore sitting
    there. “On receiving honorary
  • 51:49 - 51:53
    doctorate from the Roman Catholic
    Belmont College, said the:
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    “gospel that founded this college
    is the same gospel which I preach
  • 51:57 - 52:01
    today.” Hello, Billy Graham, I
    thought you were a Protestant!
  • 52:01 - 52:08
    Why are you teaching Catholicism?
    And please tell me, why in all
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    your campaigns, do you have a team
    of 800 Catholic nuns and Jesuit
  • 52:13 - 52:17
    priests and all kinds of people
    like that? And why after your
  • 52:17 - 52:21
    campaign do you channel them to the
    Catholic priests to be incorporated
  • 52:21 - 52:28
    into Catholicism? Why do you do
    that if you are a Protestant?
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    “The Religious News Services
    reported on January 13, 1981,
  • 52:31 - 52:34
    “Pope John Paul II was closeted
    for almost two hours with the
  • 52:34 - 52:38
    Rev. Billy Graham, the world’s
    best-known Protestant evangelist.”
  • 52:38 - 52:41
    Religious news service, there it
    is, there he is together with him,
  • 52:41 - 52:46
    “the Pope is almost an evangelist”
    and here he is dressed in black,
  • 52:46 - 52:51
    and the Pope dressed
    in white, talking together.
  • 52:51 - 52:55
    It was through Billy Graham’s
    intervention that former President
  • 52:55 - 52:58
    Ronald Reagan set up an
    ambassador to the Vatican.
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    Against the Constitution of the
    United States. He has been the
  • 53:03 - 53:07
    linking agent from the White House
    to Rome. Graham wrote, this is his
  • 53:07 - 53:10
    own words, speaking for himself:
    “Reagan was the first American
  • 53:10 - 53:13
    President to appoint a full
    ambassador to the Vatican.
  • 53:13 - 53:17
    Before he made the appointment, he
    asked my view. I told him I thought
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    it would probably be a good thing –
    in spite of a number of potential
  • 53:21 - 53:24
    problems concerning the separation
    of church and state – and wrote an
  • 53:24 - 53:27
    extended confidential letter
    outlining my reasons.
  • 53:27 - 53:30
    Among other things, I told him I
    did not think it necessarily
  • 53:30 - 53:34
    violated the separation of church
    and state. For whatever reasons,
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    Mr. Reagan went ahead with the plan.
    Later my letter was leaked to the press.
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    It caused some consternation
    among my Baptist friends.”
  • 53:41 - 53:45
    Yes, of course it would cause a
    consternation, but his Baptist
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    friends might not know what he his,
    because it is so well covered up in
  • 53:49 - 53:53
    the world. If you want to read more
    about him, read Billy Graham and
  • 53:53 - 53:59
    His Friends, “Robert Schuller’s
    1986 Possibilities magazine had
  • 53:59 - 54:05
    Templeton’s photo on the cover.
    ‘The lead article Templeton that
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    ‘nothing exists except God’ (that’s
    pantheism) and that ‘the Christ
  • 54:09 - 54:13
    spirit dwells in every human being
    whether the person knows it or not’
  • 54:13 - 54:17
    (that’s universalism).”
    Templeton, now who received the
  • 54:17 - 54:22
    Templeton prize? Of course Billy
    Graham, “Graham told Schuller
  • 54:22 - 54:25
    during an interview: ‘… whether they
    come from the Muslim world, or
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    the Buddhist world, or the
    Christian world, they are members
  • 54:28 - 54:31
    of the Body of Christ, because
    they’ve been called by God.’”
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    Yes, you can be a member of the
    body of Christ in any of those
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    religions if you unknowingly do
    what the law requires because your
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    conscious dictates this, and God
    overlooks the ignorance of those
  • 54:48 - 54:55
    who do not know. “The ignorance God
    winks at” but, if you know the law
  • 54:55 - 54:59
    and you do it not, you will die, if
    you don’t know the law and you
  • 54:59 - 55:04
    still break the law, you will also
    die; that means eternally.
  • 55:04 - 55:08
    So Evangelicals and Catholics
    join forces eventually.
  • 55:08 - 55:12
    And Pope John Paul II is decried
    as the Superstar of the world.
  • 55:12 - 55:16
    “Pope deserves title of
    first citizen of the world.”
  • 55:16 - 55:20
    Newsweek October 15, 1979.
    He said that in ’79 already.
  • 55:20 - 55:26
    After September 11, ecumenism
    received a tremendous boost.
  • 55:26 - 55:30
    All the religions stated coming
    together, the Moslem’s and the
  • 55:30 - 55:34
    Protestant’s and the Catholics,
    they were all praying together.
  • 55:34 - 55:40
    Death O’ Protestantism Foreseen.
    By 1997, the Episcopal church,
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    with its bishop here, had the
    following to say, Bishop Adler,
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    “the world of the Lord told us that
    what we are witnessing is the end
  • 55:49 - 55:53
    of an era, that God is restoring
    His temple and that there would be
  • 55:53 - 55:59
    a priesthood, an Episcopacy that
    was an apostolic succession – a
  • 55:59 - 56:02
    main difference between
    Protestant and Catholicism.”
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    Now this is this church, this is –
    basically the high church of
  • 56:09 - 56:12
    England in the United States.
    Bishop Adler said
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    “that after the sermon, he ‘stood
    up to give a prophetic word’ but
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    fell on the floor and wept for 45
    minutes.’ Then, he said, ‘We all
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    sensed what God was saying to us –
    We were witnessing the end of
  • 56:24 - 56:30
    Protestantism.’” And then he said
    “‘God’s church is Catholic!’
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    he declared. ‘It was Catholic in
    the beginning, and it will be
  • 56:33 - 56:39
    Catholic in the end.” “Churches
    agree Pope has overall authority”
  • 56:39 - 56:44
    isn’t that interesting? The Pope
    wrote this and he said in
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    his Crossing the Threshold of Hope
    that by the year 2000 we will need
  • 56:48 - 56:55
    to be more united. 1999, June: They
    wrote, “The Pope was recognized as
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    the overall authority
    in the Christian world”
  • 56:58 - 57:02
    in the Christian world entirely!
    “By an Anglican and Roman Catholic
  • 57:02 - 57:05
    commission yesterday
    which described him as a
  • 57:05 - 57:11
    “gift to be received by all the
    Churches”. Interesting, and then he
  • 57:11 - 57:14
    has The Gift of Authority,
    “the 45-page document, The Gift of
  • 57:14 - 57:18
    Authority, has been produced by the
    18-member Anglican-Roman Catholic
  • 57:18 - 57:21
    International Commission…” and it
    “concluded that the Bishop of Rome
  • 57:21 - 57:25
    had a ‘specific ministry concerning
    the discernment of truth’”
  • 57:25 - 57:31
    what does that mean? That he’s
    infallible, so the Protestant world
  • 57:31 - 57:37
    has given up Protestantism.
    “Churches ‘should hold seances’”
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    yes, who said that? This was the
    Anglican Church in England, now
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    we’re ready for spiritism in the
    church, the churches are really
  • 57:46 - 57:52
    falling! Falling! These are no
    longer prophetic words, these are
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    false prophetic words,
    these are false prophets.
  • 57:56 - 58:00
    They are preaching a lie.
    And in the next lecture it will
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    become abundantly clear what is
    happening – don’t miss the next
  • 58:05 - 58:10
    lecture, Strange Fire.
    We’ll see some videos which will
  • 58:10 - 58:16
    be astounding. So, he said, what
    this Anglican priest said is that
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    we can actually talk to the deceased,
    and maybe we can reach
  • 58:21 - 58:25
    the atheists who died from the
    other side, and convince them now
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    that you see there after all, you
    don’t have to be an atheist anymore.
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    If that theology was true,
    couldn’t God do it?
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    The Roman Catholic Controversy,
    James R. White, he’s a writer who
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    says that “Today, well,
    are we coming together?
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    There are many reasons
    why we should stay separate”
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    he sees the problems.
    The Council of Trent said,
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    “to check unbridled spirits, it
    decrees that no one relying on his
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    own judgment shall, in matters of
    faith and morals pertaining to the
  • 58:59 - 59:02
    edification of Christian doctrine,
    distorting the Holy Scriptures in
  • 59:02 - 59:05
    accordance with his own
    conceptions, presume to interpret
  • 59:05 - 59:09
    them contrary to that sense which
    holy mother Church, to whom it
  • 59:09 - 59:13
    belongs to judge of their true
    sense and interpretation, has held
  • 59:13 - 59:17
    and holds,” so only the church may
    tell you what to believe, you’re
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    goyim, you’re too stupid to
    understand it yourself. Interesting.
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    The papacy, has it changed?
    No, “refinement of evil”
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    where the Pope outlines that every
    single ancient doctrine held by
  • 59:31 - 59:36
    Rome will be held. Therefore can I
    be part of the ecumenical movement,
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    yes or no? I cannot be, because I
    cannot accept this as my spiritual
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    leader. I have one leader and his
    name happens to be Jesus Christ.
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    He’s the only leader I have, and I
    have one creed, and that creed
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    happens to be the Bible and the
    Bible alone. That’s my creed,
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    otherwise I have no standard
    whatsoever. “Keeper of the Straight
  • 60:01 - 60:04
    and Narrow” there’s Cardinal
    Ratzinger, German-born Cardinal
  • 60:04 - 60:08
    Joseph Ratzinger, head of the
    “Congregation for Doctrine and
  • 60:08 - 60:13
    Faith.” They make sure that every
    ancient Catholic doctrine remains
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    and that no Protestant even
    recognizes it, they’re so sneaky.
  • 60:19 - 60:26
    Here is Cardinal Küng, and these
    people Hans Küng, all they want to
  • 60:26 - 60:31
    do is bring about ecumenism.
    So they make lots of Protestant
  • 60:31 - 60:35
    noises, didn’t the Jesuits say that
    “if you want to win someone, make
  • 60:35 - 60:40
    his noises,” yes or no?
    Yes, don’t trust them one little bit.
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    By 1986 we had the Council of
    Assisi and all the religions of the
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    world were present. That included
    Islam, Hinduism, all these
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    religions; they all came together
    at Assisi, there’s the Pope, there
  • 60:56 - 61:01
    are the patriarchs, there’s Runcy,
    there’s the Dalai Lama, Hinduism,
  • 61:01 - 61:08
    Buddhism, every single thing was
    present, where? At Assisi.
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    Do you know what’s interesting?
    After the Council of Assisi there
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    came an earthquake, and
    the whole Cathedral collapsed,
  • 61:18 - 61:25
    it’s almost like God said “gyt bmph”
    guess what they did, they
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    instantly rebuilt it to its former
    glory; instantly, immediately it
  • 61:31 - 61:39
    stands as an icon to Assisi, and
    that this Assisi meeting in ’86,
  • 61:39 - 61:44
    the first rot started of accepting
    the papacy as the ultimate.
  • 61:44 - 61:49
    By 1999 this is what happened,
    United Nations of Faith moved
  • 61:49 - 61:52
    Mountains. Article appeared in a
    Belgian national newspaper “Le Soir”,
  • 61:52 - 61:56
    dated 30th August 2000.
    “A general rehearsal is taking
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    place at the highest level, in a
    forum where the Supreme Being,
  • 62:00 - 62:03
    grand architect, - that’s Masonic
    language - or watchmaker of the
  • 62:03 - 62:07
    universe, if he exists at all –
    they’re derogatory – is to
  • 62:07 - 62:10
    recognize his own…” at a time when
    the United Nations will shortly
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    host the summit of the millennium,
    with the presence of the heads of
  • 62:14 - 62:20
    state of the entire world, all the
    world’s religious leaders have been
  • 62:20 - 62:23
    gathering in New York”
    how much of the world’s religious
  • 62:23 - 62:29
    leaders? All “to discuss the most
    important theme of world peace and
  • 62:29 - 62:35
    tolerance.” “The more distant
    object: to create a kind of United
  • 62:35 - 62:38
    Nations of Faith”.
    “Where the representatives of faith
  • 62:38 - 62:41
    and philosophies could meet
    and in order to discuss the future
  • 62:41 - 62:47
    together, whilst abandoning their
    fatwas, theses, and other terrible
  • 62:47 - 62:51
    arms of excommunication and
    exclusion and relegating them to
  • 62:51 - 62:56
    the cloak room.” Let’s get away
    from our separateness, let’s come
  • 62:56 - 63:01
    together. “This is a very noble
    ‘ecumenical initiative’,”
  • 63:01 - 63:07
    sponsored by whom? “Ted Turner,”
    A 33 degree Freemason, who hates
  • 63:07 - 63:10
    Christianity, who funded the
    initiative. He is vice-president of
  • 63:10 - 63:14
    Time Warner, founder of CNN. And
    “for every sin there is grace: ten
  • 63:14 - 63:18
    years ago, the flamboyant boss
    of instantaneous television
  • 63:18 - 63:21
    had declared that Christianity was
    nothing but an affair for ‘losers
  • 63:21 - 63:25
    and freaks’…” Ok, so he still
    believes it, now why would Ted
  • 63:25 - 63:30
    Turner finance something like that?
    Because he says Jane Fonda, his
  • 63:30 - 63:34
    wife turned Christian, and that
    changed his mind? I don’t think so.
  • 63:34 - 63:38
    I think it’s because he’s a 33
    degree Freemason, and they have an
  • 63:38 - 63:44
    agenda. Well, “2000 representatives
    of very well, or less known
  • 63:44 - 63:48
    religions, the ones which are
    practiced the world over, or which
  • 63:48 - 63:51
    are almost an affair of confidence,
    only known in the corridors of the
  • 63:51 - 63:56
    UN, or the spiffing Waldorf Astoria
    hotel, which will be used for the
  • 63:56 - 64:00
    subsequent meetings and work.
    The pope sent the African cardinal
  • 64:00 - 64:05
    Francis Arzine, president of the
    pontifical council for interfaith
  • 64:05 - 64:10
    dialogue, representing the Jewish
    faith was the Chief Rabbi Lau of
  • 64:10 - 64:13
    Jerusalem, the Buddhists were
    deprived of the presence of the
  • 64:13 - 64:16
    Dalai Lama. This shows that
    religion is never far removed from
  • 64:16 - 64:19
    politics: China threatened to
    boycott the meeting if he went.”
  • 64:19 - 64:21
    That’s just a game they’re playing.
  • 64:21 - 64:25
    Well, the initiative,
    “Bishop Desmond Tutu”
  • 64:25 - 64:29
    said, let’s go ahead with it, and
    “in the US and in particular in
  • 64:29 - 64:33
    circles of the UN, the “first”
    initiative has been very welcomed.
  • 64:33 - 64:39
    Nevertheless, one needs to
    render to Caesar, or rather to
  • 64:39 - 64:44
    John-Paul II, his dues. It is indeed
    thanks to him that the way of
  • 64:44 - 64:48
    reconciliation was
    started at Assisi in 1985.”
  • 64:48 - 64:55
    Culminating in that meeting in 1986.
    Well the Pope then May 2001
  • 64:55 - 65:00
    visited the famous Mosque in
    Damascus, “John Paul II made
  • 65:00 - 65:03
    history on Sunday by becoming
    the first Pontiff ever to enter a
  • 65:03 - 65:08
    mosque, and urged Christians and
    Muslims to forgive each other.”
  • 65:08 - 65:10
    That’s the mosque,
    remember I showed it to you;
  • 65:10 - 65:18
    the famous mosque in Damascus,
    and we walked through it.
  • 65:18 - 65:27
    And, we look at this amazing
    structure with these people having
  • 65:27 - 65:32
    the same rituals as in Roman
    Catholicism, and you will remember
  • 65:32 - 65:36
    that we spoke about the head of
    John the Baptist that is stored in
  • 65:36 - 65:40
    this mosque. So it’s significant
    that the Pope went to that
  • 65:40 - 65:45
    particular mosque to go
    and seek reconciliation.
  • 65:45 - 65:49
    Although reconciliation is just a
    word for the goyim, the outside;
  • 65:49 - 65:55
    the inside has always been
    reconciled. And we know already
  • 65:55 - 65:59
    that the pope then kissed the Koran.
    So the initiative is to bring all
  • 65:59 - 66:04
    the religions, this is a symbol of
    the religions dancing together, a
  • 66:04 - 66:09
    symbol of Judaism, and Buddhism,
    and Christianity, and Hinduism and
  • 66:09 - 66:14
    all of them coming together in a
    one great big happy family.
  • 66:14 - 66:18
    This is the title page of Rotarian
    Bishop Lehman’s document for
  • 66:18 - 66:23
    “World Peace Day” and the emblem of
    the “World Conference of Religions.”
  • 66:23 - 66:28
    Hinduism, Buddhism, and
    finally we have a parliament
  • 66:28 - 66:33
    of world religions; now this
    parliament of world religions is an
  • 66:33 - 66:40
    outcome of the Assisi meeting,
    and this was their Africa day;
  • 66:40 - 66:43
    they have the sun symbol in the
    middle, there are interesting
  • 66:43 - 66:48
    symbols in this. So at this
    interfaith meeting in 1999,
  • 66:48 - 66:52
    “as reported the Associated Press,
    with the Dalai Lama, sitting by his
  • 66:52 - 66:57
    right side, this October [1999]”
    there was another meeting
  • 66:57 - 67:01
    “in Rome the Pope presided at
    a special council of some 2000
  • 67:01 - 67:06
    religious leaders of various
    faiths, sects, and cults.”
  • 67:06 - 67:10
    Now I’m going to show you a video of
    that in a moment of what happened there.
  • 67:10 - 67:13
    “The Pontiff told the assembled
    Buddhist monks, Zoroastrian
  • 67:13 - 67:18
    priests, Catholic cardinals, Hindu
    gurus, American Indian shamen,
  • 67:18 - 67:22
    Jewish rabbis, and ecumenical
    clergy” that’s all the Protestants
  • 67:22 - 67:28
    that there are, “that all must join
    in condemning” who?
  • 67:28 - 67:33
    “The Christian fundamentalists”
    wow, I thought the problems were
  • 67:33 - 67:38
    elsewhere, but he obviously has an
    inside tact so he knows who the
  • 67:38 - 67:43
    real problem people are.
    It’s the Christian fundamentalists, why?
  • 67:43 - 67:48
    Because they commit the ultimate
    crime of telling people about who?
  • 67:48 - 67:50
    Jesus.
  • 67:50 - 67:53
    Don’t you think there’s a total
    onslaught on Jesus Christ?
  • 67:53 - 67:55
    I believe there is.
  • 67:55 - 68:00
    “Christian fundamentalists who
    ‘abuse speech’ and whose efforts at
  • 68:00 - 68:04
    converting others ‘incite
    hatred and violence.’”
  • 68:04 - 68:10
    Didn’t Miss Kyung say the
    same thing, yes or no?
  • 68:10 - 68:14
    She said the same thing at the
    World Council of Churches.
  • 68:14 - 68:18
    So we want unity, but please let
    this unity be on a universal
  • 68:18 - 68:26
    Christ, just leave Jesus out of this.
    This is an attack on Jesus Christ.
  • 68:26 - 68:31
    “All present were in accord
    on two key points: (1) Pope John
  • 68:31 - 68:37
    Paul II was endorsed by consensus
    as the planet’s chief spiritual
  • 68:37 - 68:43
    guide and overseer;” that’s
    interesting. “And (2) Religious
  • 68:43 - 68:46
    fundamentalists who refuse to go
    along with the global ecumenical
  • 68:46 - 68:54
    movement” that would include me
    for example, “are to be silenced.”
  • 68:54 - 68:57
    So who knows how many times
    you can still hear this message,
  • 68:57 - 69:01
    “they must be denounced as
    ‘dangerous extremists full of hate.’”
  • 69:01 - 69:03
    (True bible believers denounced
    at Papal Conference.
  • 69:03 - 69:04
    Power of Prophecy (March 2000, Vol.
    2000-03, p. 3).
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    That’s why we have hate laws,
    you’re not supposed to preach this
  • 69:07 - 69:11
    message, you’re not supposed to
    preach that Jesus Christ is Lord,
  • 69:11 - 69:16
    then you are a dangerous extremist
    full of hate. Well I figured I better
  • 69:16 - 69:20
    preach it before we
    can no longer preach it.
  • 69:20 - 69:23
    And that’s why I’m here to tell
    you about these things.
  • 69:23 - 69:26
    The onslaught is not against me,
    the onslaught is against the Lord.
  • 69:26 - 69:29
    And he predicted that
    this was going to happen.
  • 69:29 - 69:32
    Well let’s have a look at this
    Masonic meeting, you will see three
  • 69:32 - 69:37
    candles in this meeting, that’s
    Masonic. They light the solar
  • 69:37 - 69:41
    candles, which are little covered
    candles, which are used in Hinduism
  • 69:41 - 69:44
    for example as solar candles, and
    in Buddhism and in Eastern
  • 69:44 - 69:50
    mysticism. And you will see that
    they use all kinds of music, just
  • 69:50 - 69:55
    like the Bible said. In fact the
    main rock band of Italy gave the
  • 69:55 - 69:59
    background music at the ceremony on
    the one stage with the papacy on
  • 69:59 - 70:03
    the other stage. And ever religious
    leader of note in the world was
  • 70:03 - 70:08
    there of every religion to bow down
    and give homage to the pope.
  • 70:08 - 70:11
    Interesting, let’s watch it.
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    He looks so smug doesn’t he?
  • 71:38 - 71:44
    Well here they all are, Islam,
    Hinduism, Buddhism, Shintuism,
  • 71:44 - 71:47
    Soca Gaya, all of them,
    Protestantism, all of them bowing
  • 71:47 - 71:51
    down acknowledging the pope.
    Now didn’t the Bible say that the
  • 71:51 - 71:56
    whole world would wonder after him,
    yes or no? And that she would not
  • 71:56 - 71:59
    suffer loss of children,
    didn’t the Bible say that?
  • 71:59 - 72:04
    Judaism was there, all
    the religions were there.
  • 72:04 - 72:11
    Now this means that we are very
    very close to the close of time.
  • 72:11 - 72:13
    This is an interesting picture
    that was published once by Der
  • 72:13 - 72:21
    Spiegel, Der Spiegel, and here you
    have a statue of Caesar showing a
  • 72:21 - 72:25
    finger; that’s actually a Masonic thing,
    but never mind there he does it.
  • 72:25 - 72:30
    Then you have Mussolini on the
    other side giving the finger.
  • 72:30 - 72:34
    And then they have Rom here,
    “Der Papst, Die Kirche Und Die
  • 72:34 - 72:39
    Sunde” the Pope, the Church, and
    the Sin, and they have the Pope
  • 72:39 - 72:44
    over there in full sun worship
    regalia; and then they have the
  • 72:44 - 72:48
    prostitute. It’s almost like they
    know something right?
  • 72:48 - 72:54
    This prostitute, the Bible says,
    is the woman that rides the beast,
  • 72:54 - 73:00
    the great prostituted that is over
    the nations; and all the kings of
  • 73:00 - 73:05
    the world give their power unto the
    beast. We’ve seen that the ruling
  • 73:05 - 73:10
    powers in the world actually come
    from very few families today,
  • 73:10 - 73:15
    highly occult families. “And the
    woman which thou sawest is
  • 73:15 - 73:19
    that great city, which reigneth
    over the kings of the earth.”
  • 73:19 - 73:24
    Revelation 17:18. “And I heard
    another voice from heaven, saying,
  • 73:24 - 73:29
    Come out of her, my people that ye
    be not partakers of her sins, and
  • 73:29 - 73:34
    that ye receive not of her plagues.”
    Revelations 18:4.
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    What do you think they have
    planned for those who harbor a
  • 73:39 - 73:43
    spirit of separateness?
    What do you think they have
  • 73:43 - 73:47
    planned for those who say,
    who say, like the Bible says:
  • 73:47 - 73:53
    “Come out and be separate
    that you receive not her plagues,”
  • 73:53 - 73:58
    so that you don’t take part in her
    sins. What do you think will be
  • 73:58 - 74:03
    their conclusion about such a
    matter? I think this is a very very
  • 74:03 - 74:08
    serious issue, and we’re going to
    have lectures on this when we get
  • 74:08 - 74:13
    there. We’ll see what their final
    plans are, and who they actually
  • 74:13 - 74:21
    pinpoint as opposition, that would
    be interesting, don’t you think?
  • 74:21 - 74:25
    We’ll let them speak for themselves,
    in the meantime as for
  • 74:25 - 74:32
    me and my house, I cannot join this
    ecumenical council, and I would
  • 74:32 - 74:37
    like to uplift Jesus Christ to you
    tonight as the only Savior on this
  • 74:37 - 74:44
    world and follow the biblical
    way and none will be lost.
  • 74:44 - 74:49
    That is his promise, why not
    take him at his word? Amen.
Title:
224 - That All May Be One / Total Onslaught - Walter Veith
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In an age of religious tolerance and ecumenism, old hatchets are being buried. Churches are reuniting that have long been separated on questions of doctrine. Are these developments based on Scriptures conformity or humanitarian principles? Is truth sacrificed for the sake of unity? Are we moving to an era of peace the Bible warns against? This lecture also looks at the philosophies of some prominent preachers, such as Robert Schuller, Billy Graham, and others. Who leads this ecumenical movement and what is its goal?

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