Mark said (July 30, 2008):

I appreciate your comments on Berit Kjos. I talked with her years ago for a story I wrote. Many like her are very problematic people. I strongly object to people who speak on heavy topics and then declare that it is all inevitable. Kjos and her ilk are very confused people. Their arguments are truthful to a point and then, Wham, worthless. I long ago dismissed her type. I do not care what she thinks about anything. We need to hear about hope and solutions.

I have long understood that this dispensationalist/eschatology angle is very important. And the Rapture crowd (in the event of Rapture, this car will be unmanned) needs to be met with some very unkind arguments. In the book of Matthew (details not at my fingertips, but home in my files) the destruction of Israel was predicted and happened long ago (AD 70, if I am not mistaken).

Christian nut-jobs are not doing us any good. Real Christians need to make things very, very, very hard for the Rapture crowd.

Mark Anderson, American Free Press

Stephen said (July 28, 2008):

Henry, for once I must disagree with you and agree with Berit Kjos. Her attitude is not one of fatalism but of realism. That's why Christians are persecuted. Most people don't like the truth. And today Muslims are killing Christians around the world in several countries for their faith. Where are Christians killing Muslims for their faith? And don't bring up Bush. Bush is a satanist in reality. Plus he's welcomed Islamic religious ceremonies in the White House. True Christians will oppose the satanic NWO, not help bring it on or be apathetic. Short term defeat is inevitible according to the Bible but we don't know for sure if that will be near or decades away. In the end though the Luciferians will lose big time, not by our efforts but by the return of Jesus Christ who will destroy them in the winepress of wrath.

Tina said (July 28, 2008):

n reference to The Politics of Christian Persecution

I agree that “It's time all people recognized our real enemy and united to resist persecution”.

Evangelist Christians believe that only born again can be saved and return to life. Such belief leaves many other religions out from the promise of hope.

I’m sure Henry you have also met some Muslims in your lifetime who were like minded and Godly. I know I have.

My concern is that many Christians are falling in the trap of the Zionist. In fact, I did some research on Christian Zionist and there are as many as the Zionist Jews. Thus, everyone, regardless of their religion, need to recognize how Satan works.

Some years ago, someone we know had told us that we had to decide on which side we were on and he further advised my sister and I that we needed to name our God. While I made my decision and named my God, I believe that Jesus is unbiased and I believe that for those seeking the truth, including Muslims, who so many have so much to teach us, Jesus will welcome us all in his Kingdom.

Nader said (July 28, 2008):

There's an interesting thing I've noticed about some Christians and their negative views on Islam, and that is that it's often based on paranoia, old stereotypes or exaggerated beliefs. For example, it's true that at times Muslims have attacked Christians and persecuted them, but generally 'Islam' was quite tolerant to religious minorities historically. 'Christians' or those that claim to be Christians anyways, have killed/opressed far more Muslims than vice versa. I don't think this needs in-depth discussion it's quite obvious (Spanish Inquisition, Crusades, invasion of Iraq, support of Israel, Afghanistan, European imperialism, etc...). In addition, I'm not sure what animistic images this Berit individual was referring to. Surely they must know that Islam strictly forbids the portrayal of images of God and the prophets to prevent people from falling back to idolatry; anyone with a faint idea of Islam would be aware of this fact. Contrast this to churches which are full of images and statues of various saints and prophets. A mosque on the other hand will not have any such images.
Muslims generally seem to have a much more accurate view of Christianity when criticising it, referring to the influence of the Church and others in manipulating the Bible throughout the centuries, or criticising the concept of the Trinity (which I believe was formalized in the council of Nicaea) - which we firmly believe Jesus (as) never preached. Rather we believe Jesus (as) was a prophet sent to mankind, like all other prophets (from Adam (as) to Muhammad (saw)), to profess the same message that God has sent to humanity from day one - which is the existence of only one all-mighty God (Unity), with no equals and no partners (and no sons), and that people will be accountable for their actions in the after-life.

Muslims would never ever insult Jesus or Moses, even with the current problems with Israel and the USA, because these are prophets from God that are loved and respected by all Muslims. We don't believe in any way that the Jews or Christians have any sort of 'monopoly' over these prophets, and generally, most Muslims feel like today's Jews and Christians have strayed far away from God's original message, as evidenced by their creed's changes over the centuries. Muslims have strayed as well, but that's mostly because of their ignorant cultural/tirbal practices and in many cases lack of devotion or proper understanding of Islamic fundamentals. Muslim creed, however, has remained largely unchanged in the last 1400 years, and, with the exception of some weak narratives from the prophet, the Quran itself is exactly, word for word, the same Quran that prophet Muhammad used to preach in Arabia in the 600s (the first copy of the Quran compiled by the Caliph Othman is on display in a museum in Turkey I believe). Muslim scholars can only give opinions (fatwas) but they can never force you to a certain action, we are commanded to always use our reasoning of right and wrong in situations where the Quran is not clear on a course of action (but some admitedly obey scholars like sheep).

Caroline said (July 28, 2008):

I recently found a quote about "tolerance" I thought was relevant:

In the world it is called Tolerance, but in hell it is called Despair, the sin that believes in nothing, cares for nothing, seeks to know nothing, interferes with nothing, enjoys nothing, hates nothing, finds purpose in nothing, lives for nothing, and remains alive because there is nothing for which it will die." -Dorothy Sayers

We're all doomed.

Jim said (July 28, 2008):

You are correct, nothing is set in stone. If it were, the Infinite Creator would not have given humanity Free Will. Determinism is the argument of the Atheists, and acceptance of determinism is a sign of slavery.

Two hundred years ago, atheists stated that a super mind could use the knowledge of every particles position and momentum (phase space) and precisely predict the future for all time. Hell, if you can predict what a typical woman, with a charge card in a shopping mall, will do during the next five minutes, you possess an extraordinary super mind! Weathermen cannot predict the next day’s weather, sportswriters cannot predict the winner of an upcoming sporting event, almost no one can predict the winning lottery numbers, etc… .

The only thing that can be predicted with any certainty is death and taxes, or perhaps the complete uncertainty of life itself. The Infinite Creator does roll dice, because the gift of Free Will guarantees everyone can choose the path of the Dog or the path of God.

Muhammed said (July 28, 2008):

Beautiful work as always.

One verse from the Quran that jumped to my mind:

Chapter 5, Verse 82 (Yusuf Ali Translation)
Strongest among men in enmity to the believers wilt thou find the Jews and Pagans(polytheists); and nearest among them in love to the believers wilt thou find those who say, "We are Christians": because amongst these are men devoted to learning and men who have renounced the world, and they are not arrogant.
May God guide us and unite us in Truth.

Brother Nate said (July 28, 2008):

Thank you for this insightful article. I am a former Jew, now an Orthodox Christian. I have read the Bible since I was a child, that is the Old Testament, and since becoming a Christian in 1971, the New Testament.

Both the Old & New Testaments call homosexuality and lesbianism a "sin." But now to quote from the Holy Scriptures in Canada turns a Christian into a "criminal."

The Hate Crime laws effected in 45 US states is the work of the Anti Defamation League which is dedicated to the prevention of Jewish persecution. But now they have turned the tables on us creating a coming persecution of American Christians!

Graeme said (July 27, 2008):

Henry,
It's because Christendumb has always been deluded and duped by the Babylonian conspiracy! Since the time of Constantine to be precise! The majority of people that profess Christ just do so because they feel they should....so those armchair quarterbacks(to use a football term) are ripe for delusion adn deservedly so!

The Rothschilds own and control all media so people are only going to believe what satan wants them to believe because the Rothschilds are satan's family and serve him and him only! I believe that the Rothschild/zionist plan is to gather all the jews(real and fake), goy and Muslims they can to Jerusalem and nuke 'em all!

David Livingstone said (July 27, 2008):

Thanks for this article Henry,

I've been wanting to say for some time, but without a platform for it, to what extent is not allowed to disparage any culture in our "media", including Jews, Muslims, homosexuals, immigrants, wiccans, or whatever, and yet is it considered perfectly acceptable to continually insult Christians.

You look at most of TV or moviese over the past century, and it has been grossly prejudicial against Christians, who are persistently portrayed as narrow-minded bigots.

Interestingly, this is merely the stance of Gnosticism. Gnosticism maintains that morality is the invention of an evil god. So they believe that anyone who has morals or believes in them, is "uptight".

Thank you also for defending Islam. It saddens me when I see to what extent Christians are being recruited into the Luciferian agenda, and blaming us for what should be attributed to our common enemy.

I was also shocked when I first learned of Islam. Our "culture" has succeeded in basically suppressing even the most rudimentary knowledge of Islam. This level of ignorance is the only way to foster the unfounded animosity that exists against Muslims. Because even a cursory look at Islam completely destroys any of these prejudices. I too was shocked to find out that Islam shares the same prophets of Islam, and derives from the Judeo-Christian tradition.

Muslims are taught to respect observant Jews and Christians, because they honor the same God, and while they do not accept Mohammed, we share a respect for all the prophets who came before him. Despite the current propaganda, Jews and Christians, classified as "People of the Book", enjoyed security under the rule of Islam which safeguarded their cultures.

Noora2 said (July 27, 2008):

Thanks for responding Henry, I've been following your site for a a few years now and see the ungarnished truth being put there. This is unusual, as you are aware, and I pray that you continue your work. You may enjoy this article on our site http://islamicpost.wordpress.com/2008/06/19/solidarity-and-unity-american-muslims-and-christians-celebrate-the-birth-of-the-holy-last-messenger/
Regarding your statement, "Islamic militancy is encouraged and funded by the New World Order...," not only is this supported, but the Wahhabis (who spawned Islamic extremism) were actually founded by the same folk. There is a book entitled Confessions of a British Spy http://www.hakikatkitabevi.com.tr/download/english/14-ConfessionsOf%20ABritishSpy.pdf which details the history on this. It is a very typical story.
With regards to persecution, and those posing as Christians to ruin the name and religion, the following article also addresses this, and was written by the non-Muslim editor of Commerce News, http://islamicpost.wordpress.com/2008/07/25/did-the-christian-action-network-hire-waitresses-to-trick-local-muslims/
Please excuse the abundance of links. I just wish to share these with you for the sake of understanding and unity. Keep the faith,

Dan said (July 27, 2008):

Last year when I was still foolish enough to engage in conversations with groups of anonymous strangers in cyberspace on the forums, I became appalled at the prevalence of unsolicited outbursts and posts of sheer hatred for Christianity. I never invoked Christian memes or references anent web topics, though I did voice ethical and moral concerns over such things as enthusiasm for Dr. Kavorkian (the medical serial killer released from prison a couple of years ago), for euthanasia, reverence for Kinsey as a sexual 'liberator', gratuitous abortions, and stuff that would crop up. I was frequently -- invaraibly attacked hard and called a religious fanatic, or Christian.
So it's clear there's a growing mind set out there programmed to attack common decency and traditional ethics as synonymous with 'religion'...ie, Christianity. Hardcore satanist cult handlers (chiefly Anton LeVay and NSA General Michael Aquino) had already deconstructed Luciferian doctrine as getting to be a 'non-religion' and more of a 'philosophy', a 'science'. (while getting tax exempt status in all countries as a religion. Well it's easy to get your legal cake and eat it to when the systems of Gov and law are controlled by 'members of the club').

My point is that it's not simply the "Church" which is condemned - for centuries of hypocrisies, scandals, human errors. It's the ethics upheld by Christianity that are just as reviled, and that's the true target.

It's one thing to confront the institutions of 'Christendom' to account for crimes, atrocities and hypocrisies. Quite another to spit on the ethics, such as respect for unborn life, and the elderly.

I recall even 20 years ago when I read magazines for neo-paganism ranging from Wicca to Crowley, the correspondents always referred to anything Christian, like Christmas, ans Xtian, or Xmas.

Luciferianism always shows itself through the answer to a simple question: Is the human being subject to universal laws of nature, or call that Creator? Or is the human being above all law - as in 'Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law", ie, 'YE are gods!' doctrine. And it is this doctrine, this paradigm shift (and inversion) I've been hearing from secular people who think they don't ascribe to any religions at all.

It's a dangerous trend.

Noora said (July 27, 2008):

Hi Dr. Makow,
I just wanted to say thank you, yet again, for the invaluable work you are doing. Yes, Muslims and Christians are natural allies. If only more poeple could see this. A lot of people are so blinded by propaganda, but true Christians always see through the fog because of holding on to what Jesus (peace be upon him) taught: Love. When you see a true Christian, you inevitably see this attribute. I invite people to just abandon the hatred and tribalism, just let it go; its not what we were created for.
I'm a journalist for the Islamic Post, I hope you will drop by our site.

http://islamicpost.wordpress.com/

Linday said (July 27, 2008):

Berit Kjos is right on both accounts; it can't be fought, it's too powerful and it is going to win. We are following the trajectory.

Jesus said two things about the end of times: (1) Will He find any faith on earth, meaning that when he comes again that there will be hardly anyone around who will be righteous and orthodox so Christianity will be a tiny tiny minority, and (2) "The time of the gentiles is over" meaning that the gentiles have rejected Christianity. Your Pool guy's answer exhibits this. I see this answer across many many blogs and message forums. It is the stock answer. Europeans are re-paganizing. Pool guy is the blowback to what many on the European Right see within Christianity, and they are right to see it, is that Christianity has adopted wholesale political correctness and deracination ideology of Marxism. Modern Christianity is now totally against race and nation. It actually undermines nationalism leading to many men who love their race to reject Christianity. It's sad but a reality. Modern Christianity is really effeminizing to men and so many men are leaving Christianity. It is becoming a woman's religion. And Christianity is dysfunctional on so many levels its depressing.

Modern Christianity is a failure. This failure is leading to the gentiles to reject Christianity. The time of the Gentiles is over. The Second Coming is about to arrive. We have failed, like all things man has failed.

Pool Guy said (July 26, 2008):

I see often that you write of the persecution of Christians and that Christ and his followers are basically thorns in the side of the NWO. Fact of the matter is that Jesus the Christ was the latest of the immaculately conceived 'savior' literary characters and was "historicalized" in 325 A.D. as a means to control the masses. The anti-Christian-ism may be just a dig at what is most popular, to break down the social norms, but Christianity is an Illuminati tool. It is the premier slave religion, as most religions are. Blacks in America cling to this Jesus idea even though it was the poison given to them by their oppressors, and your oppressor NEVER gives you anything that benefits you. I know it's pretty poignant that the very first slave ship was named The Good Ship Jesus. Europeans forced Christianity on any and everyone to have them accept whatever ills were in store for them. Religion is indeed the oldest, most widespread and most powerful form if mind control in history.

"The most potent weapon in the hands of the oppressor is the mind of the oppressed." --Steven Biko, South African anti-apartheid activist.

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Dear Pool Guy

We must make a distinction between the church and Christ's teachings which express a spiritual order which we can ignore only at our peril.

henry